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The art of racing in the rain: Nor'easter unbothers Grand Prix and Apizza Feast attendees (opens the original)
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Lots of events around Connecticut have been canceled due to impacts from the nor'easter this weekend. As the winds and rain picked up Friday night, the 11th Annual Grand Prix and Apizza Fest continued. This year, it felt a little different for participants thanks to the weather. “It’s like hitting a wall, boom!" said Paul Best, who competed in the 60+ cycling heat. "What happens is, you’re coming off a turn, and it almost lifts you off the bicycle. Everybody feels it." Stream Connecticut News fo
Forecasted nor'easter won't alter weekend wedding festivities in Connecticut (opens the original)
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For some, rain on your wedding day is reserved for an Alanis Morissette song and signals bad luck. For others, it's seen as good luck: "As a wet knot is harder to untie." Either way, couples getting married this weekend in Connecticut will have to contend with a forecasted nor'easter, bringing rain, wind, and possible coastal flooding. However, the storm isn’t stopping them from celebrating their happy day. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. Emily Tucker and Carter Defigui
From runner to cyclist: How injury opened up a new chapter for West Hartford athlete (opens the original)
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Gavin Sherry was a standout runner from Conard High School in West Hartford, breaking multiple school records and winning the Gatorade Athlete of the Year three times. "We knew that he and his brother were going to be something within the Connecticut sports realm because they started earlier in middle school running, and they went one and two in the middle school race,” Gavin’s high school cross country coach, Ron Knapp, explained. “I mean, he was always pushing it. That was the attitude when he
Bristol Eastern High School rallies behind student athlete injured in car crash (opens the original)
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Friday night marks the start of high school football season. However, the Bristol Eastern Lancers will have to kick off the season with one less soldier. Seventeen-year-old Noah Kufa is the team's kicker, but he's currently in the hospital. Football coaches said he was in a car accident in Farmington back in August. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “He’s a kid who’s always super positive. A really good kid and gets along with a lot of his teammates,” said Head Coach Anth
11 year-old sells 3D printed items to support 9/11 fundraiser in Berlin (opens the original)
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Landon Nguyen, an 11-year-old boy, has a big heart. He sells 3D-printed items and picks a charity each month to donate to. His journey started almost two years ago, when he saw someone sell 3D-printed dragons at The Big E in West Springfield, Mass. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “I overheard somebody ask their mom for one, and they said they couldn’t afford it. That really stuck with me,” Landon explained. “I wanted to make them affordable and high quality for everybod
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