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Hamden 9/11 first responder reflects 25 years after the attacks (opens the original)
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Scott Montellaro was a paramedic working out of the American Medical Response (AMR) office in New Haven on 9/11. When Montellaro heard the attacks, he rushed down to New York. He saw people fleeing; cars that had been crushed or incinerated. But he also saw something that to this day, has stayed with him. “While we were there, we were staging, the people in the city were just coming together, coming to us, asking if we needed anything,” Montellaro said. That sense of team work and community is a
Flock cameras have CT residents up in arms, as towns scramble to address privacy concerns (opens the original)
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Erik Vitaglione walked his dog in Norwalk a few months ago, when he noticed a black camera pointed at the street. He didn't know what to make of it at first; he said he wondered if the camera could "sniff" or intercept the wireless signal off his phone. The camera looked distinctive; it reminded him of cameras he saw online when he went down a "YouTube rabbit hole." He discovered the camera was made by Flock Safety, the technology company that manufactures surveillance equipment. He said he must
Waterbury’s water issues run deeper than just the pipes (opens the original)
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In late July, serious water main failures cut off water service for days to thousands of residents and businesses in Waterbury. When the water was turned back on, a boil water advisory took effect. While the city's water department scrambled to fix the main, staff members shared a superstition with their boss, superintendent Ramon Esponda. “Usually when they get a new superintendent, that pipe breaks off pretty quickly,” Esponda said. “And I was here for a month, and it had broken. So they were
New Haven protesters gather to denounce ICE violence (opens the original)
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Immigrants' rights activists and their supporters gathered in New Haven Wednesday evening to speak out against violence across the country by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials. The protest outside the federal building on Church St. was organized by Unidad Latina in Accion (ULA), a nonprofit which protects and informs immigrant families in New Haven. The rally comes just days after an ICE agent in Biddeford, Maine, shot and killed Joan Sebastian Guerrero, a 26-year-old Colombian
CT towns, residents clean up the mess following strong storms as power restoration continues (opens the original)
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Driving around Southington on Monday morning was like driving through a maze of downed trees and power lines. Several roads were blocked while crews used bucket trucks to get the power back on. Some trees were even pulled up by their roots. Marjorie Leone, who lives on Flanders Road, saw a woman was driving near her home when a tree fell on her car, trapping her inside. Leone became emotional as the woman was rescued. "She wiped my tear off my face, and she goes, 'Honey, don't cry for me,'" Leon
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