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![Wilza Cordero, of Ansonia, receives her second COVID-19 vaccination shot from St. Vincent's Medical Center nurse Mo Blees at the mass vaccination clinic on Sacred Heart University's West Campus, in Fairfield, Conn. June 30, 2021. Wednesday was the final day of vaccination operations at the Fairfield location.]()
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![Kidney transplant recipient Sandy Ragozzino, front center, is photographed with her brother and kidney donor, Stan Swidock, front left, her mother, Vincenza Swidock, front right, and her extended family in North Branford on July 30, 2021. From left in the back row are Ragozzino's son-in-law, Bernie Russo, and his daughter, Isabella, 4, son, Nick Ragozzino, daughter Amy Russo, and her son, Anthony, 16 months, son-in-law, Kyle Samuel, and his son, Cameron, 21/2, and daughter, Wendy Samuel, and her son Ashton, 15 months.]()
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![Finnm and Barrett Leonard take part in the Wilton Garden Club's Green Teens program, working at the garden at the Trackside Teen Center in a previous year. The center is have an Open House in multiple sessions from 4 to 6 p.m., May 24, and May 26, and May 26, and June 1, and June 3. The sessions are open to parents, and students in the sixth grade through the 12th grade, and who live in Wilton, and the communities that surround the town.]()
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![Wilton police have charged a man from Wethersfield with stalking and harassment.]()
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![Wilton town historian Bob Russell gives a brief introduction and history of the town prior to the Spirits of the Past cemetery walk and reenactment at Sharp Hill Cemetery in Wilton on Nov. 2. Sharp Hill is the oldest surviving cemetery in Wilton, dating back to 1738 when John Marvin gave a small parcel of land to the Congregational Society of Wilton as a site for a meeting house.]()
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![Riverside's Kathy McCormack browses Jean Forte Gifts booth at the Garden Markets in the Tavern Garden at the Grenwich Historical Society in the Cos Cob section of Greenwich, Conn. Wednesday, May 5, 2021. The market will be held on alternating Wednesdays rain or shine featuring all things "Home" - from food and flowers to specially curated items that enrich life enjoyed with family and friends.]()
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![The home at 100 Sterling Rd. in Greenwich, Conn. Monday, July 19, 2021. The home is the site of a 2009 murder and is now listed for sale at $35 million.]()
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![A teacher puts on a child's mask upon his arrival at Stark Elementary School on September 16, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut.]()
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![Philip Armstrong, research scientist and director of the mosquito surveillance program at the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, speaks at the station in New Haven on June 3, 2019.]()
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![Most Connecticut health networks will require workers to be fully COVID vaccinated by Sept. 30.]()
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![Looking throug the haze to the Ethan Allen Corporate Headquarters from Lee Farm Corporate Park Wednesday, July 21, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.]()
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![South Windsor, Conn., fire officials shared this image on Monday, July 26, 2021, showing Sullivan Avenue toward Manchester.]()
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![A screen capture from a video uploaded by the YouTuber SeanPaul Reyes to his channel Long Island Audit on Sunday, July 25, 2021. Reyes claims he was handcuffed and detained by state police and had his phone taken away after filming inside Bradley International Airport.]()
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![Gov. Ned Lamont's message to the young and unvaccinated: "It's about the team. It's not just about you." At right is Mayor Justin Elicker. Behind the governor in the blue shirt is Glen Lungarini, the executive director of the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference.]()
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![The state Capitol was lit up the night of June 8, 2021 as the House of Representatives debated the two-year budget bill. The $46.4 biennial budget contained a $2.3 billion surplus which has now grown by about $500 million.]()
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![FILE - In this May 21, 2020, file photo, Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont speaks to reporters at Gay City State Park in Hebron, Conn., updating the coronavirus situation in the state. A bipartisan group of Connecticut legislators gave the governor a list of issues to be reviewed in an upcoming, independent third-party investigation into the preparation and response to the coronavirus inside nursing homes and assisted living centers. (AP Photo/Pat Eaton-Robb, File)]()
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![The nonprofit organization, STAR, Inc., Lighting the Way, has received a $20,000 grant from Fairfield County's Community Foundation, (FCCF), to support local individuals with intellectual, and developmental, (IDD,) disabilities find first jobs through STAR's My First Jobs Program. Austin, (no last name submitted), is one New Canaan resident, who is 22-years-old, and who found is first job through the program.]()
