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80-year-old Mystic man to run Hartford Marathon, attempt Guinness record (opens the original)
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MYSTIC, Conn. (WFSB) - Ambrose “Amby” Burfoot, 80, will run the Eversource Hartford Marathon for the first time on Oct. 10, attempting to become the first person to run a marathon in an eighth consecutive decade of his life. “It seemed like time to come home to Connecticut and run my 8th decade in Hartford,” Burfoot said. Burfoot won the Boston Marathon in 1968 with a time of two hours and 22 minutes. “That was the crowning achievement of my life! I was 21 years old. It’s a little bit young to h
Federal officials check progress on billion-dollar Gold Star Bridge rehab (opens the original)
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NEW LONDON, Conn. (WFSB) - A major rehabilitation project on the Gold Star Bridge is underway, with the federal government covering most of the cost of the roughly five-year, nearly $1 billion effort. Crews started work earlier this year on a major overhaul of the northbound span. About 120,000 vehicles cross the Thames River on the bridge every day. Federal Highway Administrator Sean McMaster visited New London Wednesday to check on the project, which began earlier this year. “This is one of th
Stricter distracted driving rules take effect Thursday in Connecticut (opens the original)
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MONTVILLE, Conn. (WFSB) - Stricter distracted driving rules take effect Thursday in Connecticut under a new law passed by the legislature. The law specifically writes out that watching videos on a phone or car screen while driving is not allowed. It also prohibits talking on the phone while holding or touching it in any way, including on speaker or while it rests on any part of the body. Drivers must use hands-free options instead. There are exceptions for calling in an emergency. Starting Oct.
Stonington marina prepares as coastal storm looms this weekend (opens the original)
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STONINGTON, Conn. (WFSB) - Boat owners and marinas are on alert as a coastal storm looks more likely this weekend, with heavy rain and wind in the forecast for Saturday and Sunday. Stonington Marina is protected by a cove and is not directly on the Sound, which helps limit the storm’s impact there. Paul Goetz has owned Stonington Marina for 15 years. The marina stores 48 boats, which are protected in Wequetequock Cove. “We are trying to be prepared for it,” Goetz said. Goetz said he has received
Coastal storm forces couples to move weekend weddings indoors (opens the original)
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LEBANON, Conn. (WFSB) - A possible coastal storm this weekend is prompting couples getting married in Connecticut to shift their plans indoors, including a bride who had planned to marry at Lake Williams on Saturday. Shaina Rizzo and her fiancé had planned to get married at Lake Williams on Saturday. With wind and rain potentially on the way, Rizzo said she is now moving the wedding to the Hall at the Lebanon firehouse. “I hoped that it wouldn’t rain, but now it just seems more and more likely t
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