- DPH: Parents should be aware of respiratory illnesses this fall
![A flu vaccine is seen on a counter at a CVS clinic in San Francisco, California Thursday, Sept. 9, 2021.]()
- In Photos: Kids learn how to mold clay at the Darien Library
![Young artists, including Porter Cooperman, 6, play with clay as they shape them into their own container while being instructed by professional potter, Jon Puzzuoli, on Friday at the Darien Library. The participants left their creations to be baked and will return to the library at a later date to pick them up.]()
- ‘Grace, love and determination’: CT teacher earns national award
![AITE teacher Danielle Weber who has been named the 2021-2022 Project Lead the Way National Biomedical Science Teacher of the Year, greets PLTW President and CEO, Dr. Vince Bertram before the start of the award ceremony at AITE in Stamford, Conn., on Thursday October 21, 2021.]()
- In Photos: Hundreds turn out for 10th annual Run for Waterside
![3rd grader Connor Angelo comes in second in the 1K race as students, parents, alumni and school faculty join with board members and community supporters for the 10th annual Run for Waterside Saturday, in Stamford. The 5K run, which may attracted few hundred participants start from Waterside School grounds and continue around Harbor Point. Others took part in the special event virtually. The event raises funds for the Jeff Long Endowment Fund, which was established in 2018 in memory of Long, a former Greenwich resident, Brunswick School alumni and member of Waterside School's Associate Board. Proceeds provide scholarship support for Waterside students.]()
- Police : Teens enlisted minor to take illicit photos for money
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- NWS: End of October brings rain, cooler temperatures
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UConn
![Stamford's Aaron Wheeler is a redshirt junior this season at St. John's.]()
Stamford’s Wheeler looking for ‘fresh start’ at St. John’sStamford’s Aaron Wheeler is seeking ‘fresh start’ at St. John’s as Big East’s lone CT-born scholarship player: ‘It kind of came full-circle.’By David Borges
Business
![Connecticut Attorney General William Tong reiterated this week Connecticut's opposition to a bankruptcy judge's Sept. 1 approval of Purdue Pharma's settlement plan.]()
‘Fighting for justice’: CT vows to hold Purdue Pharma accountableA month and a half after a bankruptcy judge approved Purdue Pharma’s settlement plan, Connecticut is not giving up its legal fight against the OxyContin maker.By Paul Schott
Politics
![With its Witness Stones Project, Guilford has confronted an overlooked history of slavery in New England.]()
Critical race theory roils school board race in GuilfordIn a community where the Democratic first selectman is running unopposed for a second four-year term, the election for the Board of Education has turned spectacularly venomous, primarily over...By Mark Pazniokas
Real Estate
![The home on 210 Between The Lakes Road in Salisbury, Conn. sits on 150 feet of private waterfront on the "East Twin" of the Twin Lakes, Lake Washining.]()
Connecticut ‘Twin Lakes’ house with tower loft listed for $1.5MThe home sits on the "East Twin" of the Twin Lakes in Litchfield County.By Nicole Funaro
Entertainment
![Set decorators transform the New Canaan Town Hall property into a Christmas scene for the filming of the Netflix movie The Noel Diary in New Canaan, Conn. on Sunday, June 27, 2021.]()
Hallmark holiday movie lineup, some with CT ties, starts tonightSome of the films are set in Connecticut while others were shot in and around the state.By Nicole Funaro
Food
![Black Rock Social House in Bridgeport]()
Where to find gluten-free dining in ConnecticutConnecticut's options for gluten-free dining are growing quickly, and this comprehensive website helps people find options for restaurants, bakeries and products.By Leeanne Griffin
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![Pine Island Cemetery, supposedly graced by the ghost of Henry Workman, Friday, October 23, 2021, in Norwalk, Conn. Another haunted site is said to be the The Metro North Walk Bridge where a New Haven-bound train went off the tracks in the nineteenth century.]()
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![The legalization of sports gambling has brought much fanfare in Connecticut, but also concern about the easy access everyone 21 and older has to place bets.]()
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![University President Mark Nemec speaks during commencement for the Charles F. Dolan School of Business graduations ceremonies at Fairfield University in May.]()
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![Hector Arzeno, of Cos Cob, poses along Delavan Avenue in the Byram section of Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, Oct. 21, 2021. Since 2010, Greenwich's population has risen 3.8 percent and Hispanic-identifying residents made up 93 percent of that increase. The majority of those new residents have settled on the west side of town in Byram and Chickahominy.]()
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![Jackson Bogardus, 11, sorts through donated socks for his "Socktober" sock drive at his home in the Riverside section of Greenwich, Conn. Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. Bogardus, a sixth-grader at Eastern Middle School, collected thousands of socks last year and got matching donations from Bombas.]()
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![Ssica Lucien-Benoit, left, and Vetiveah Harrison, both of Bridgeport, create flower crowns at the 2021 Harvest Fest at the Reservoir Community Farm in Bridgeport, Conn. on Saturday, October 23, 2021.]()
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![Student Evan Papageorge interviews candidate Ken Astarita.]()
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![Republican selectman candidates Andrea Moore, left, and Jennifer Tooker in Westport, Conn. on Wednesday, October 20, 2021.]()
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![Westport Democratic First and Second Selectmen candidates Jonathan Steinberg and Candice Savin.]()
