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Clinton, shoreline clean up after nor'easter flooding (opens the original)
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In Clinton, a couple of restaurants and other businesses had to close because rain flooded nearby roads over the weekend. The water has receded after a prolonged nor'easter hit New England, causing higher-than-usual tides from Old Saybrook to Milford. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. That's exactly what Clinton harbormaster Rob Derry was worried about. "When the high tide comes in, it does flood the whole area," Derry explained, saying that the water rose so high that it
New Britain holds business fair geared to help small businesses come to town (opens the original)
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Nearly 20 organizations set up shop at the New Britain VFW on Tuesday, all aiming to connect small business owners with the resources to help them succeed. Starting a business can come with plenty of questions. New Britain hopes its newest resource fair can put answers in one room. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. The city hosted its first Business 360 Resource Fair Tuesday at the New Britain VFW, bringing together nearly 20 organizations and city departments to speak di
Madison triathlon carries on local athlete's legacy 18 years later (opens the original)
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For hundreds of athletes in Madison, Saturday morning started with a swim, a bike ride and a run, but crossing the finish line is only part of what the annual Madison Triathlon, or “Mad Tri,” is all about. “I worked for so many years and I live in a community. And now, finally, I have time to give back,” race co-chair Rich Morrison said. “And it’s just it’s just nice to give back to others.” Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. The race is also known as the Dave Parcells Mad
Firefighters train to fundraise in first annual ‘Burning Up Cancer' event (opens the original)
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For firefighters, there is never enough training. But on Saturday every fire lit at Signal 73 Fire Training Academy in New Haven had a purpose beyond practice. From training firefighters how to put out fires in high rises and multi-story homes, to teaching them how to break down doors and cut through thick metal. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. “I have some good days, some bad days, but today I feel terrific," says mother and wife Allison Miller. "I feel hopeful.” Allis
Plainville Hot Air Balloon Festival fills the sky for 39th year (opens the original)
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Hot air balloons dotted the sky over Plainville on Saturday as a fan-favorite tradition returned to Norton Park for its 39th year. The Plainville Hot Air Balloon Festival drew thousands of people throughout the day, with balloon launches serving as the main attraction. The free festival also featured an arts and crafts show, a car show, rides, live entertainment and other activities. Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, wherever you are. The event also gives back to the Plainville community t
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