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Southington considers e-bike ordinance after reckless riding complaints (opens the original)
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SOUTHINGTON, CT. (WFSB) - Southington officials are considering a new ordinance that would give police another way to address reckless e-bike riding after months of complaints from residents. Riders on e-bikes have been reported moving recklessly through town, including at Recreation Park and along the Farmington Canal Heritage Trail. In the spring, Southington police warned about e-bike riders ignoring traffic and safety rules. David Kardok, who has lived in Southington for more than 30 years,
Preparation helps prevent flooding in West Haven shoreline areas (opens the original)
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WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - City officials say there has been no major flooding reported in West Haven, with only a few trees down across the city, as a coastal storm moved through the area. Crews built up sand dunes at Prospect Beach to keep water from spilling onto Ocean Avenue. Officials say the water did not reach the dunes and that the preparations made a difference. Tens of thousands of people across Connecticut woke up without power Sunday morning as strong winds brought down trees and pow
Coastal storm floods shoreline, knocks out power for thousands (opens the original)
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MYSTIC, Conn. (WFSB) - Heavy rain, high winds and rising tides are causing significant problems along the shoreline as high tide moves through the area. Thousands of customers remain without power tonight, and flooding concerns continue to grow. The coastal storm is making its presence felt along the shoreline with heavy rain and wind gusts reaching 50 miles per hour. Even with the wind howling, one group wasn’t letting the weather ruin their Saturday night. “We are used to the weather and we do
Coastal storm prompts preparations along Connecticut shoreline (opens the original)
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CLINTON, Conn. (WFSB) - A potential nor’easter this weekend has people along Connecticut’s shoreline watching the forecast closely. High surf, strong currents and coastal flooding are all possible. Storm preparation is already underway for many shoreline businesses. Angela Morander co-owns Lobster Landing in Clinton. “We are just keeping an eye on the water tide hoping it doesn’t get too bad down here,” Morander said. With the Long Island Sound steps away, Morander said the business is not takin
Flash flooding disrupts travel across Connecticut (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - Heavy rain triggered flash flooding across Connecticut this morning, swamping roads, stranding cars and disrupting travel throughout the state. New Haven was among the hardest-hit areas. The National Weather Service recorded more than three inches of rain in the city in a matter of hours. On Temple Street and Union Avenue, crews found cars and buses stalled in flood waters. Firefighters and tow truck drivers worked to help people get out safely. Metro-North and Amtrak s
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