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The second namesake for Jennifers’ Law, Jennifer Dulos, disappeared on May 24, 2019, during a divorce and custody battle with her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos. Fotis Dulos was later arrested and charged with her murder and kidnapping, though Jennifer’s body was never found. Continue Reading →
Over the past thirteen months, increased household stress, isolation and lack of socialization have been hard on everyone, but they can have an especially detrimental effect on our dogs. Continue Reading →
The night will feature rounds of general trivia questions as well as a Name That Tune round. The event includes delicious “pub snacks” provided by Marcia Selden Catering. Children’s Learning Centers of Fairfield County is the second-largest center-based early childhood education nonprofit in CT. Continue Reading →
Mr. Cid spent 37 days at Greenwich Hospital, including 30 days in the Intensive Care Unit where he was on a mechanical ventilator for three weeks. Continue Reading →
CT’s Acting Consumer Counsel Richard Sobolewski called for an investigation into Aquarion over the catastrophic residential flooding that occurred at 5 Anderson Road on Monday morning. Continue Reading →
District 12 is requesting an emergency response on the part of the BOE and BET to get our children off the buses and back in their community school. We need a plan that keeps all NMS students at a single site together, and modular classrooms must be considered if a September goal to reopen cannot be met. Continue Reading →
Former Greenwich Police officer Joseph Ryan, 57, of Trumbull, pleaded guilty on Monday in New Haven to a federal firearm charge related to his unlawful possession and transfer of 5 firearms on behalf of his drug dealer. The investigation revealed that Ryan, who was addicted to heroin, transferred firearms to an individual who was a convicted felon. Continue Reading →
We’ve all seen them. Floating rainbow swirls in ponds, yellow foam in eddys, streams peppered with plastic straws, and dead fish washed up on shores. All testament to the pollution entering our waterways. How did it get there? Our first thought may be industrial drain pipes, but there is an even bigger culprit, with a clumsier name: nonpoint source pollution. Continue Reading →
Nationally, 6 individuals have developed a rare and severe type of blood clot called cerebral venous sinus thrombosis (CVST) within two weeks of receiving their vaccine. All six cases occurred among women between age 18–48 years. Roughly 100,000 Connecticut residents have received the J&J vaccine with no reported serious adverse events. Continue Reading →
“Sadly, BET Democrats have characterized this unfortunate and unforeseen event as confirmation of their tired and empty mantra that Republicans have ignored our school infrastructure.” – Dan Quigley, RTC Chair Continue Reading →