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Damage from storms to Lighthouse Point Park forces brides to reassess wedding plans (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, CT. (WFSB) - The damage to Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven from a storm last week has forced some brides to reassess their wedding plans. Veronica Matos and her fiance picked the venue for their wedding before they even got engaged, as it is a sentimental place to their family. “If I’m going to be honest, we kind of knew the lighthouse was the place the entire time,” she said. They booked their wedding for October 10th at the venue. “The lighthouse was a very important place for hi
Hundreds of New Britain students at risk of missing first day of school over vaccine requirements (opens the original)
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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WFSB) - The Consolidated School District of New Britain is warning hundreds of families their children may be at risk of missing the first day of school if they don’t have their immunizations. School officials said 300 students in the district have not received their required vaccinations, most of whom attend New Britain High School. Under an updated policy by the New Britain Board of Education this past winter, and under state law, any student who has not met the required im
Milford family displaced after storm drops trees on home, garage and cars (opens the original)
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MILFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Cleanup continued Thursday in Milford’s Post Road North neighborhood after Wednesday night’s storm left trees toppled on yards, cars and homes. On Ardmore Road, Stephanie Mitola and her mother were trapped inside their home after a large tree came down on the roof, blocking the front doorway. Branches also fell on the garage and damaged vehicles in the driveway. Mitola said she and her mother were about to go to bed when the storm moved through. It passed quickly, but the
Funeral home fraud victims meet with state’s attorney ahead of court dates (opens the original)
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VERNON, CT. (WFSB) - Victims of former funeral director Philip Pietras met Thursday with the state’s attorney’s office at Rockville High School ahead of his upcoming court appearances. Pietras faces nearly 100 charges related to fraud allegations at funeral homes he operated in East Windsor, Coventry, and Vernon. He is accused of collecting money from customers for pre-paid funerals and using those funds for personal expenses, including gambling and travel. Some of the alleged incidents date bac
Suspect sought after deadly stabbing on New Haven Green (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - A man was stabbed on the New Haven Green in the middle of the day Wednesday. Police later identified the victim as 37-year-old Michael Spencer of New Haven. Authorities released surveillance photos of a suspect seen in the area. No arrests have been made. “Something that happens in broad daylight on the New Haven Green is very upsetting,” said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker. The stabbing stemmed from a fight in the basement of the public library, according to police. “S
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