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Republicans push for special session to suspend Connecticut gas tax (opens the original)
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WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WFSB) - State Republicans are calling on Gov. Ned Lamont to call an immediate special session to suspend Connecticut’s gas and diesel taxes, as gas prices in the state climb. Gas in Connecticut averages roughly $4.40 a gallon. The state gas tax accounts for 25 cents of that per gallon. The diesel tax is nearly 50 cents per gallon. Lamont pushed for a one-month pause on the gas tax in the spring, when gas was about $3.50 a gallon. That proposal did not happen. Senate Democrat
Clancy’s attorney argues for not guilty ruling after mistrial (opens the original)
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PLYMOUTH, Mass. (WFSB) - Lindsay Clancy was back in court Monday as her attorney argued for a not guilty ruling following a mistrial in her murder case. Clancy’s trial received international attention, but the jury could not unanimously agree on a verdict. The mistrial was declared on Sept. 4. Clancy is a Connecticut native and Quinnipiac graduate accused of murdering her three children in Massachusetts. Despite the mistrial, Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, filed a motion for the judge to s
Mystic businesses, tourists brace for storm ahead of weekend events (opens the original)
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MYSTIC, Conn. (WFSB) - Businesses and tourists in Mystic are preparing for a storm expected to move into the area, with wind already picking up near Mystic Harbor. Shops along West Main Street saw heavy foot traffic as visitors tried to enjoy the day before rain arrives. Business owners said they are hoping not to lose foot traffic to the storm, and some raised concerns about potential flooding. Business owners said they hope public works crews and Eversource crews are prepared. The Mystic Film
New London prepares for flooding as coastal storm approaches (opens the original)
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NEW LONDON, Conn. (WFSB) - A coastal storm is expected to bring wet and windy conditions this weekend, prompting preparations from shoreline residents and public works crews. Pequot Avenue, near Green Harbor Beach, is an area that floods during bad storms, when storm water running down a hill and tidal water combine and overwhelm the street and drains. Brian Sear, director of New London’s Public Works Department, is preparing the city two days ahead of the storm. “If the water does ride in these
CCSU students react to president’s resignation amid misconduct allegations (opens the original)
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NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (WFSB) - Students at Central Connecticut State University are reacting to allegations against former university President Toro following her resignation. One freshman said he has been on campus for a few weeks and called the situation a “horrible look” for the school and the state. Another student said the allegations make him not want to be at the school, adding that issues at the top of an organization affect the rest of it. Students said they were surprised by allegations t
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