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  • The flu season in Connecticut remains almost comically low-energy, with only one new flu hospitalization in the most recent week for which numbers were available.
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    One new flu hospitalization; two new positive tests
    The flu season in Connecticut remains almost comically low-energy, with only one new flu hospitalization in the most recent week for which numbers were available.
    By Amanda Cuda
  • Cara Boland, and Liz Marcal, both of Wilton, work their way along the trail at the Woodcock Nature Center, 54 Deer Run Road, at the sunset hike this past fall, 2020 at the Woodcock Nature Center, located at 54 Deer Run Road this past fall, 2020. Winter program registration for outdoor programs at the center during the colder weather months, this winter, 2021, is now open at the center.
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    Winter program registration: Woodcock Nature Center in Wilton
  • Nikki Yovino, of South Setauket, N.Y., was convicted of falsely claiming she was sexually assaulted by two Sacred Hearst University students.
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    Judge: Release recordings in false rape case
  • Wilton High School goes remote for a week after the school superintendent says social gatherings were held last weekend and attendees tested positive.
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    Superintendent: COVID outbreak from social gatherings closes Wilton High
  • Chief State's Attorney Richard Colangelo.
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    Top prosecutor quarantining
  • Investigators at 80 Mountain Spring Road in Farmington, Conn., again on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in connection with the Jennifer Dulos active.
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    ‘Bone Finder’ flags disturbed areas at former Dulos property
  • A file photo of Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont.
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    Lamont appointed to national COVID task force
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    Bridgeport murder suspect put on suicide watch
    Police at the scene after a homicide in Bridgeport, Conn., on Jan. 20, 2021. Capt. Kevin Gilleran said 34-year-old Angel Valle died after he was allegedly stabbed by his brother, 25-year-old Julian Daivon Valle around 2 a.m. Wednesday. Bridgeport has reported its first homicide of 2021 after a fight led to a deadly stabbing early Wednesday morning, police said. By Tara O'Neill
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    Lawlor appointed top prosecutor of Bridgeport court
    Exterior, Fairfield County Courthouse on Golden Hill Street. Ann Falsey Lawlor has been appointed the new supervising prosecutor at the Golden Hill Street courthouse. By Daniel Tepfer
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    Judge weighs turning over prosecutor’s file in divorce case
    Fairfield County Courthouse A woman seeking a divorce from a husband charged with sex assault asks a judge to order his criminal file turned over to her lawyer. By Daniel Tepfer
  • News
    Wilton high schoolers connect with younger students through books
    Anastasia Rogozinski began the Read to Me club in her first year at Wilton High School. She's now in her senior year and the club has flourished during the pandemic. The Wilton High School Read to Me club, which reads books to Miller Driscoll Elementary School students, has flourished during the pandemic using virtual options. By Susan Shultz
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    Source: Dulos home focus of search on verge of being sold
    A file photo of Connecticut State Police cruisers participating in a search back in 2019 linked to the disappearance of Jennifer Dulos. State police said they were “following up on old leads” in a search Tuesday of Fotis Dulos’ former Mountain Spring Road property in Farmington. By Tara O'Neill
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  • Wilton Candlelight Concerts cancels 2020/21 season
  • Insurance commissioner: COVID vaccines to be free
  • Wilton Pizza plans fundraiser for manager LoPresti
  • Wilton finance board mulls future meetings
  • Governor sets $10K fine for CT COVID violations
  • Wilton League welcomes Ms. President US to Thursday meeting
  • Wilton schools offer discussion on fending off depression
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    Lost for 42 days, dog reunited with owner
    After 42 days, through snow storms, rain, and freezing temperatures, Lexi is home. Lexi, an 11-year old yellow lab mix, was trapped safely and in good health in Stamford after 42 days on the run in Fairfield County. By Susan Shultz
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    Animal control officer poses with rescued opossum
    Westport/Weston Animal Control Officer Peter Reid poses with a possum he rescued. An opossum got into a tussle with a dog in a Westport backyard. The opossum will survive and will be released back into the wild. By Jordan Fenster
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    Weir Farm officially CT’s first ‘ National Historical Park’
    Fall colors are reflected in the pond at Weir Farm on Nov. 8, 2020. Weir Farm in Ridgefield and Wilton is officially Connecticut’s first “national historic park.” By Jordan Fenster
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    2 new vaccine sites to open in Shelton
    Griffin Hospital in Derby The new vaccination centers in Shelton, opening next week, will be able to give shots to 1,200 people a day. By Brian Gioiele
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    Bridgeport Police captains sue to block transfers
    Acting Police Chief Rebeca Garcia is being sued to block transferring captains. Three Bridgeport police captains who were ordered transferred this week are asking a judge to block the transfers. By Daniel Tepfer
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    Bridgeport Police captains sue to block transfers
    Acting Police Chief Rebeca Garcia is being sued to block transferring captains. Three Bridgeport police captains who were ordered transferred this week are asking a judge to block the transfers. By Daniel Tepfer
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    State health department: No new flu hospitalizations in CT
    LAKEWOOD, CALIFORNIA - OCTOBER 14: A flu vaccine syringe rests on a table at a free flu vaccination clinic held at a local library on October 14, 2020 in Lakewood, California. Medical experts are hoping the flu shot this year will help prevent a 'twindemic'- an epidemic of influenza paired with a second wave of COVID-19 which could lead to overwhelmed hospitals amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images) Connecticut flu numbers remain unusually low for this time of year, with only two people testing positive and no new hospitalizations. By Amanda Cuda
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    Shakespeare Market debuts Sunday on former theater property
    From left; Stratford Town Planner Susmitha Attota, and Shakespeare Property Sub-committee members Tom Dillon, Greg Reilly, and Tom Evans tour the site of the former Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Conn. on Thursday, January 30, 2020. The twice-monthly market will debut this Sunday on the property where a fire destroyed the American Festival Shakespeare Theater two years ago. By Ethan Fry
  • News
    Stratford man pleads not guilty to killing his mother
    Fairfield County Courthouse A Stratford man accused of fatally stabbing his mother pleaded not guilty to murder on Thursday. By Daniel Tepfer
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    ‘When will I be next?’: Officials say be patient for vaccine
    File photo of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for COVID-19. Residents ages 75 and over can now register for their COVID-19 vaccine online or by calling the state’s appointment number. By Peter Yankowski
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    Adults over 75 can register for COVID vaccine. Here’s how.
    Hartford Healthcare Director of Pharmacy Eric Arlia prepares the Pfizer BioNTech vaccine for COVID -19 to be administered to Front-Line healthcare workers at Hartford Hospital , Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, in Hartford, Conn. As with most things pandemic-related, it won’t be as simple as calling the family doctor. By Peter Yankowski
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    St. Vincent’s hosts knee pain webinar
    St. Vincent's Medical Center, 2800 Main St., Bridgeport Meniscal tears and treatment options are the subject of a webinar on knee pain hosted next week by St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Bridgeport. By Amanda Cuda
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    CT approved for federal funds in Tropical Storm Isaias recovery
    In this Aug. 7, 2020 file photo, work crews clear storm debris amid deactivated power lines in Westport, Conn. Tropical Storm Isaias packed more of a punch than many were expecting when it hit Connecticut on Aug. 4, 2020, knocking out power to more than 700,00 customers statewide. All eight counties have been approved for major disaster declarations by the Federal Emergency Management Agency. By Tara O'Neill
  • News
    Justice reform director charged with violating probation
    Louis Reed, organizing director of a national criminal justice reform organization has been charged with violating his probation in a 2016 criminal conviction. The director of a national justice reform program has been charged with violating his probation from a 2018 larceny conviction here. By Daniel Tepfer
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    For some transgender people, pandemic paves path to transition
    Kyle Jones said she feels more at home in her body since beginning her transition in early 2020. Katy Tierney: “A lot of transgender people were like, ‘This is the time. It’s now or never.’ I’ve had patients in their 80s start their transition.” By Carol Leonetti Dannhauser
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