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- Aug 27, 2026
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Connecticut was once known as a product’s ‘Capital of the World.” There are still people who love it. (opens the original)
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The rhythmic sounds emitted by his trusty gold pocket watch and rotating array of wristwatches provide accompaniment (and the time) as he sets clocks throughout the American Clock and Watch Museum in Bristol. Thorin, 77, is one of two “Old Cranks” — the other is 73-year-old Michael Dion — who volunteer every Friday to wind 65 clocks. Their tools: white cloth gloves and a cardboard box full of clock keys. “You’ve got to make sure you’re not cranking like a crazy person,” Thorin said. “Everything
In Bristol, these ‘Old Cranks’ keep CT's clockmaking history ticking (opens the original)
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The rhythmic sounds emitted by his trusty gold pocket watch and rotating array of wristwatches provide accompaniment (and the time) as he sets clocks throughout the American Clock and Watch Museum in Bristol. Thorin, 77, is one of two “Old Cranks” — the other is 73-year-old Michael Dion — who volunteer every Friday to wind 65 clocks. Their tools: white cloth gloves and a cardboard box full of clock keys. “You’ve got to make sure you’re not cranking like a crazy person,” Thorin said. “Everything
CT is installing free sunscreen dispensers. Here's where to find one (opens the original)
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This story is part of CT Mirror Explains, an ongoing effort to distill our wide-ranging reporting into a "what you need to know" format and provide practical information to our readers. Melanoma is one of Connecticut’s most common types of cancer, ranking among the top 10 diagnoses every year. So, Connecticut health officials have partnered with CT Cancer Partnership and American Cancer Society to place free sunscreen dispensers in some beaches, parks and public spaces in the state and provide s
CT wants college and training information readily available. A change in one of state’s ‘best-kept secrets’ (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s Office of Higher Education has launched a redesigned credential registry — online — which officials hope will serve as a one-stop-shop for students interested in learning about post-secondary education and training programs across the state. The tool combines enrollment information on approximately 130 colleges, universities and private career centers and more than 4,200 credit and noncredit programs. The programs range from certificates and occupational training through associate’
CT launches tool for students searching post-secondary programs (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s Office of Higher Education has launched a redesigned credential registry — online — which officials hope will serve as a one-stop-shop for students interested in learning about post-secondary education and training programs across the state. The tool combines enrollment information on approximately 130 colleges, universities and private career centers and more than 4,200 credit and noncredit programs. The programs range from certificates and occupational training through associate’
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