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Some Uncas Gas customers without heat, unsure of next propane delivery
Some Connecticut consumers say it’s been days since they’ve had heat.
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Man dies after being rear-ended by tractor-trailer on I-84 East in West Hartford
A man has died after being rear-ended by a tractor-trailer on Interstate 84 East in West Hartford on Monday morning. State police said 30-year-old Tamek Skinner, of New York, was on I-84 East near exit 44 around 1:30 a.m. when he was rear-ended by a tractor-trailer. According to state police, the two vehicles remained stuck together in the right shoulder…
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West Hartford private school teacher accused of tickling students placed on leave, arrested
A private school teacher has been placed on leave for allegedly tickling students in West Hartford, school officials said, and police said charges have been filed. A parent reported that 46-year-old Nicholas Ricciardi, of Manchester, a teacher at Solomon Schechter Day School, tickled a student in a classroom at school around Thanksgiving. In a message to families, Rabbi Jonathan Berger…
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Settlement reached amid opioid epidemic
On Thursday CT Attorney General William Tong announced a settlement between Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family to pay $7.4 billion to victims, survivors, and states affected by the opioid epidemic.
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Conard girls basketball senior breaks town scoring records
West Hartford Public Schools have a new all-time girls basketball scoring leader. Emily Knowles, a senior at Conard High School, had 40 points on Tuesday night, beating her own previous school record (38) for most points in a single game.
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Conard girls basketball senior breaks town scoring records
West Hartford Public Schools have a new all-time girls basketball scoring leader. She broke yet another record on Tuesday night. Emily Knowles, a senior at Conard High School, had 40 points on Tuesday night, beating her own previous school record (38) for most points in a single game. We spoke with Emily, her coach and teammates about their success so…
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New brunch spot is in the works for downtown West Hartford
A new brunch spot is getting ready to open its first location in Connecticut. It’ll be situated in downtown West Hartford. The Friendly Toast is described as an all-day brunch and bar, serving up a variety of unique options such as breakfast egg rolls, cheese-stuffed tater tots, chicken and waffles, several egg benedicts and much more. It’s replacing the...
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People brave bitter temperatures statewide
Hard to believe about a week ago, on New Year’s Eve, people were outside in shorts playing golf and pickleball. Tuesday, people who were outside were bundled up to take on single-digit wind chills. “I’m just trying to stay as warm as possible,” said Chris McCormick, of West Hartford. He said the frigid temps only slightly changed his plans....
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People bundle up in the cold across Connecticut
People who had to be outside Tuesday were dealing with bitter wind chills and that will continue for the majority of the week.
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West Hartford crosswalk upgrades planned to start this winter
This winter, the West Hartford officials say they are planning upgrades to five of the town’s crosswalks to make crossing the road safer for pedestrians.
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West Hartford crosswalk upgrades planned to start this winter
This winter, the West Hartford officials say they are planning upgrades to five of the town’s crosswalks to make crossing the road safer for pedestrians. “Cars potentially not from West Hartford, they’d don’t really acknowledge the crosswalks and pedestrians if there’s no traffic lights,” said Elena Smith, who lives in West Hartford. “There could be ways for improvement particularly...
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West Hartford family warns pet owners after coyote attack on their dog
A West Hartford family has a lot to be grateful for in the new year. Their dog is healing after being attacked by coyotes last week. Now, they’re putting out a warning for other dog owners about the potential danger.
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West Hartford family warns pet owners after coyote attack on their dog
A West Hartford family has a lot to be grateful for in the new year. Their dog is healing after being attacked by coyotes last week. Now, they’re putting out a warning for other dog owners about the potential danger. Piper the dog is getting some needed rest and relaxation in the Bourgoin house. She had a traumatic time...
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‘Fire on Ice' annual Chanukah celebration returns to West Hartford
Rabbi Shaya Gopin talks about Chabad of Greater Hartford’s annual Fire on Ice Celebration. All are welcome to celebrate at West Hartford Town Hall on Sunday, Dec. 29.
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Westfarms packed with post-holiday shoppers
While many stores were closed on Christmas, Dec. 26 was one of the biggest shopping days of the year. Whether using gift cards, returning items, or just to make a day of it, Westfarms was packed on Thursday. Today is national Boxing Day, a British holiday created to give gifts, but many people today are treating themselves this holiday season….
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West Hartford celebrates the first night of Hannukah
The first candle of the menorah is lit at as the Jewish community celebrates the Festival of Lights.
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Last-minute shoppers make their final stops on Christmas Eve
In West Hartford, we caught up with folks who were wrapping up shopping, and almost ready to wrap up their gifts.
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Deer rescued after getting stuck on the ice in West Hartford
A deer that was trapped on ice at a reservoir in West Hartford was rescued by firefighters.
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Starbucks union workers strike at various Connecticut locations
The Unfair Labor Practices (ULP) strike happened on Christmas Eve and impacted hundreds of Starbucks stores nationwide, including some here in Connecticut
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Deer trapped on ice at reservoir in West Hartford rescued by firefighters
A deer that was trapped on ice at a reservoir in West Hartford was rescued by firefighters on Christmas Eve. Dispatchers received a call from the Metropolitan District Commission (MDC) police around 9:15 a.m. about a citizen who saw a deer through the ice at Reservoir #6 on Albany Avenue. When firefighters and animal control responded, they found the deer…