Kevin Guinan
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Out-of-state bottle returns in CT will now be a crime  (opens the original)
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Trucks of empty bottles flooding Connecticutâs bottle redemption centers may face legal ramifications starting Oct. 1 after a law addressing increases in fraud passed this summer. The bottle bill was originally passed in 1978 to reduce litter and encourage recycling by adding a 5-cent deposit to disposable bottles sold for drinks which would get refunded if brought back to a redemption center, according to the Container Recycling Institute. The current issue facing the redemption centers came
Students protest UConn supplying weapons for war (opens the original)
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Over 100 protesters marched to the Pratt and Whitney Engineering Building on Thursday to condemn the University of Connecticutâs ties to weapon manufacturers. The march, âIsrael Bombs UConn Pays,â began outside the Student Union at 5 p.m. and was organized by a variety of student groups. Students said they joined after seeing an Instagram post from UConn UNCHAIN, UConn Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and UConn Muslim Student Association (MSA). Current advisor and former president o
What is Mansfield planning to renovate?  (opens the original)
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Three new visions for Mansfield Town Hall, Mansfield Senior Center and Mansfield Community Center will be presented by the project designer at Saturdayâs Celebrate Mansfield Festival, according to the townâs website. The architectural firm edmSTUDIO was hired to make the designs after the town received a $250,000 state grant to develop a master plan for town buildings, according to a Feb. 9 project update. The firm ordered the three concepts by lowest to highest price estimate on the website
Mansfield Town Manager resigns in controversial vote (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — Affordable housing plans and the town manager’s resignation led to heated public comments and bickering among the town council at their meeting Monday. The council’s vote on whether to accept former town manager Ryan Aylesworth’s resignation brought multiple residents voicing harsh concerns during public comment. Aylesworth’s resignation would later be accepted by the council in a 5-1 vote with 2 members absent. Complaints about the conduct of Aylesworth and his eventual resignation
USG Senate applications due Saturday  (opens the original)
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Students looking to become senators at the University of Connecticut Undergraduate Student Government have until Saturday, Sept. 12, to submit their intent to run forms. The role of senators is to provide representation and gain feedback to different student groups and then reflect those interests during discussion and policy decisions at USG, according to the Fall 2026 election packet. The election packet distinguishes between three different kinds of seats in the senate based on who the senato
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