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- Sep 29, 2026
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Flock cameras face scrutiny from Simsbury residents (opens the original)
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Simsbury residents are raising concerns about the town’s use of Flock cameras, questioning how data collected by the automated license plate readers is used and whether the technology could lead to increased surveillance. Dozens of people attended a Board of Selectmen meeting Monday night to discuss the cameras. Residents expressed concerns about being tracked and about how the data collected from license plates could be used. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “Using Floc
Eversource, UI crews restore power across Connecticut after weekend nor'easter (opens the original)
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Strong winds from a weekend nor’easter knocked trees and branches into power lines across Connecticut, leaving thousands of customers without electricity and prompted utility crews to work around the clock on restoration efforts. Lyme was among the communities most affected by the storm. At one point, thousands of customers there were without electricity. Town officials said the widespread outage was mainly caused by an issue at a substation in nearby Essex. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/
Connecticut food pantries see growing demand as families face high grocery prices (opens the original)
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As grocery prices remain high and household budgets are stretched, more families across Connecticut are turning to food pantries for help. Connecticut Foodshare says 1 in 7 people in the state, about 560,000 people, are facing hunger. The organization has also seen increased demand at its mobile food pantries. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “We definitely have seen a rise in the number of people visiting the mobile food pantries,” said Sulema DePeyster, individual givi
Voters approve $64K for Danielson firefighters to get new protective gear (opens the original)
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Voters approved $64,000 for the Danielson Fire Department to purchase new protective gear following a public hearing Wednesday evening. The money will pay for 15 sets of protective gear, according to Fire Chief Keven McNeill. He expects the new equipment to be ready around or before Thanksgiving. Once it arrives, McNeill said the department can lift a modified operations directive currently in place. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “We’re moving in the right direction.
CCSU president under investigation after allegations of bullying, intimidation (opens the original)
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Central Connecticut State University President Zulma Toro is under investigation following a complaint accusing her of bullying and intimidating employees and members of her leadership team. The nine-page complaint, sent last month to the Connecticut State Colleges and Universities Office of Compliance, alleges a workplace culture of “fear, oppressive control, intimidation, humiliation, and bullying” under Toro’s leadership. It details 14 alleged violations of CSCU’s code of conduct involving st
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