Anna Bonelli
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New Aldi opening in East Windsor amid nationwide price cuts (opens the original)
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EAST WINDSOR, Conn. (WFSB) - Aldi is opening its newest Connecticut location in East Windsor on Thursday, as the grocery chain rolls out lower prices nationwide. Aldi says nearly one-third of the products it regularly stocks are now priced lower than they were last year. The price cuts are expected to last through at least Nov. 3. The discounted items include Honeycrisp apples, chicken breast, produce, coffee, nuts and some everyday household essentials. The new Aldi is located at 151 Prospect H
Scarecrows line Main Street in Old Wethersfield for October event (opens the original)
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WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WFSB) - Scarecrows are on display throughout Old Wethersfield for the month of October. The display is part of the 31st annual Scarecrows Along Main. This year, more than 170 handmade scarecrows line Main Street. The scarecrows were made by local families, businesses and community groups. Katie Sullivan, president of the Wethersfield Garden Club, said one display depicts an 18th century woman. “So, we have this beautiful 18th century woman and she’s sewing the seeds of liber
Connecticut Pickle Festival returns to Mohegan Sun (opens the original)
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MONTVILLE, CT. (WFSB) - The Connecticut Pickle Festival is being held at Mohegan Sun this weekend, featuring more than 40 vendors, unlimited pickle sampling and exotic pickle-themed food. Vendors are offering fried pickles, pickle pizza and pickle-topped ice cream, among other items. Joseph Knoetgen, owner of Love of Country, is relishing in all of the excitement. “It’s pickle mania baby. Who doesn’t love a good pickle. I relish freedom you know what I’m saying. It’s a big dill around here,” he
Evergreen Walk hosts back to school bash Friday, collecting supplies for kids in need (opens the original)
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SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. (WFSB) - The Shops at Evergreen Walk is hosting its annual Back to School BASH on Friday, and Channel 3 is teaming up with Evergreen Walk and United Way to help local kids get ready for the school year. Donation bins will be placed outside stores where shoppers can drop off new school supplies. The items will be collected and distributed through United Way to students in need. The BASH will include face painting, balloon art, glitter tattoos, caricatures, a backpack keychain
Stanley Cup makes stop at Dunkin’ Park in Hartford (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - The Stanley Cup made a stop in Hartford Tuesday, drawing hockey fans for a chance to see the trophy in person. Fans packed Dunkin’ Park for the opportunity to view the Stanley Cup and get a photo with it. The trophy was on display from 11:30 a.m. until 2 p.m., with fans coming out to take pictures. For some, seeing the Cup in Hartford carried added meaning because of the city’s connection to hockey. Aaron Butler said he became a Carolina Hurricanes fan because of the Har
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