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As heating oil prices rise, Connecticut residents turn to firewood (opens the original)
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CHESHIRE, Conn. (WFSB) - As heating oil prices have risen dramatically over the last two years, more Connecticut residents are turning to firewood to heat their homes this winter. Connecticut’s average price for a gallon of heating oil is $5.61, according to data. At Log Dogs in Cheshire, that increase has meant more customer calls for firewood. Owner Tim DiDomizio said the first requests for wood for this upcoming winter came in April. One cord of wood, which can be around 600 logs, costs $300.
Granby homeowner charged for killing bear eating chickens sparks debate over CT bear law (opens the original)
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GRANBY, Conn. (WFSB) - A Granby man is charged with illegally killing a bear he shot in his own backyard after calling the incident in to the state. Michael Gero has chased bears off his property before. Channel 3 spoke with him in 2024 after he chased off a bear that attacked one of his goats. “I came up behind him and gave a good whack and he went into the woods, luckily,” Gero said in a 2024 interview. On Friday, a bear wasn’t so lucky, and neither was Gero. The Department of Energy and Envir
Restoration underway as nor’easter knocks out power to tens of thousands in CT (opens the original)
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MILFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - Tens of thousands of people woke up without power Sunday morning after strong wind gusts toppled trees across the state, taking power lines down with them. Linemen from United Illuminating Company began cleanup in Milford after this weekend’s nor’easter peaked in intensity. Chuck Eves, United Illuminating vice president of electrical operations, said the storm left some customers without power more than once. “We’ve seen in a number of areas where the tree conditions like
West Haven urges residents to stay inside as storm threats loom along coast (opens the original)
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WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - City leaders in West Haven are taking an all-hands-on-deck approach to this weekend’s nor’easter, hoping to prevent as much damage and disruption as they can. West Haven’s Emergency Operation Center is active and will continue to monitor the storm throughout the weekend. Heavy rain and high winds pose a risk for coastal flooding and power outages. United Illuminating said 100 additional linemen will be ready to respond. All three flood gates were closed at 6 p.m. Frida
Glastonbury hardware store sees rush ahead of weekend storm (opens the original)
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GLASTONBURY, Conn. (WFSB) - With winds picking up ahead of the season’s first major storm, residents are stocking up on emergency supplies at a local hardware store. Bob Krieger, owner of Katz Hardware in Glastonbury, has been through a number of nor’easters and said he has also seen the last-minute rush to his store. “Everybody kind of waits and waits and waits and, like, oh, it’s going to go off to the shore, but it’s not going to this time. So be prepared,” Krieger said. Flooding is mainly a
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