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- Sep 28, 2026
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Bear’s BBQ running for mental health awareness at Hartford Marathon (opens the original)
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(WFSB) - Bear’s BBQ is running in this year’s Hartford Marathon to support mental health causes. Co-owner Cheryl Antoncic Seuss will run her first half marathon on her 50th birthday. “This is a new challenge for me for sure,” she said. “I have three people that I’ve lost to suicide, myself. And one having been a former assistant manager, a young gentleman, and his name was Sean.” She said that her inspiration has come from her work. “There’s been a lot of situations that have come up, personally
Cheshire opens two new elementary schools after $160 million construction project (opens the original)
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CHESHIRE, Conn. (WFSB) - Two new elementary schools are nearing completion in Cheshire as the district prepares for a delayed start to the school year. Norton Elementary School and Barnum Elementary School are part of a $160 million construction project approved by taxpayers by a two-to-one margin. The first day of school in Cheshire is Tuesday, Sept. 8. Norton Elementary, built on the same property as the former school, will serve more than 600 students in kindergarten through sixth grade. The
Social media influencers are reshaping how parents shop for back to school (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - A recent survey found that 75 percent of shoppers use social media for inspiration and product recommendations, and brands are increasingly turning to online influencers to reach them. Quinnipiac University professor John Powers, who teaches influencer marketing, said the shift reflects where consumers are spending their attention. “Companies are going where people are and where they’re getting their information,” Powers said. Recent data cited by Powers shows two-thirds
UConn Health study explores new treatment option for people living with hypothyroidism (opens the original)
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HARTFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Researchers at UConn Health are conducting a study on whether adding a second medication to standard thyroid treatment can improve quality of life for people living with hypothyroidism. An estimated 10% of adults have hypothyroidism, a condition more common in women. Doctors say the thyroid helps regulate metabolism and impacts energy, bone function, and heart function. Symptoms can include thinning hair, trouble losing weight, and fatigue. Jenna Bartley, 38, of Watertow
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