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Lighthouse Point Park reopens after 105 mph winds caused widespread damage (opens the original)
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Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven is set to reopen Friday, more than a month after severe winds tore through the New Haven waterfront park, uprooting more than 90 trees and causing significant damage. Mayor Justin Elicker said the park will reopen at 7 a.m. on Friday, marking a return to normal for a popular recreational area along Long Island Sound. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. The storm struck Aug. 13, with winds reaching an estimated 105 mph, according to Elicker
About 50% of Connecticut students pass statewide physical fitness assessment, according to data (opens the original)
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When it comes to overall physical fitness, scores have gone up over the last few years, but still, only about 50% of kids are passing the yearly physical assessment, according to state data. Exercise science professor Evan Johnson from Quinnipiac University said it's not just about testing, but setting up students for a better quality of life in the future. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. "We want our Connecticut students to thrive once they are adults," said Johnson. "
Stolen Eastman Johnson paintings recovered nearly 50 years later in Connecticut (opens the original)
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Nearly 50 years later, two pieces of stolen art pieces are finally back with their rightful owners. The return home is largely thanks to Sandra Germaine, the owner of the fine art auctioneers in Milford. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. These two pieces of art were stolen in 1978: "Mary and her lamb" and "The young mother." Earlier this year, Brandon Levine, owner of Brandon's Art and Antiques, spotted them in an estate collection in Long Island. He just didn't know it y
Flock tightens license plate reader rules as Connecticut readies new restrictions (opens the original)
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New guardrails are coming for Flock cameras in Connecticut and across the country. This is after backlash from communities about how the technology can be used. "Nine years ago, we started the company for a really simple reason," said Garrett Langley, the CEO of Flock Safety. "How do we build safer neighborhoods? How do we build safer cities?" Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers. They capture details like a car’s color, make
Doctors send warning to parents as electric scooter injuries increase (opens the original)
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Doctors are sending out a warning to parents after a recent rise in electric scooter injuries. In fact, Connecticut Children's in Hartford said they saw a record number of patients this weekend. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. They said five kids were seen for electric scooter injuries just this weekend. And there have been 143 E-Scooter-related traumas between May and July of this year. Electric scooters are everywhere. While they are a convenient way to get around, Am
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