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Ledyard expected to take further steps in removal of Flock cameras (opens the original)
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LEDYARD, CT. (WFSB) - The town of Ledyard is expected to take further steps in the removal of Flock cameras. It is anticipated that police chief Ken Creutz with recommend ending the town’s use of the devices in a meeting Monday evening. According to town councilor Gary St. Vil, concern over the cameras has boiled over in town. Ledyard installed multiple cameras late last year. Some are already covered in plastic wrap. Throughout the year, leaders have been hearing from more and more concerned ci
Record diesel prices push up food costs at Wethersfield farm (opens the original)
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WETHERSFIELD, Conn. (WFSB) - Rising diesel prices are adding to costs at Anderson Farms in Wethersfield, pushing up the price of produce. A bag of five dozen ears of corn is up a few dollars from last year, a direct result of diesel prices, according to the farm. Anderson Farms also supplies other markets, which then charge more to offset the higher costs they pay. Diesel keeps Anderson Farms running, powering all of its tractors. With diesel prices at nearly $6.50 per gallon, it costs the farm
Diesel price spike drives up cost of food and goods in Connecticut (opens the original)
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WATERBURY, Conn. (WFSB) - The price of diesel in Connecticut was well over $6 per gallon Wednesday, about $2.50 more than the same time last year. More than 70% of food and goods are delivered by diesel-burning trucks, according to the American Trucking Association. Osman Kilic, professor of finance at Quinnipiac University, said rising fuel costs affect consumers even if they do not drive diesel vehicles because those costs get passed along through the supply chain. “The food sector, their marg
Fairfield defends flood alert decision after ‘rain bomb’ (opens the original)
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FAIRFIELD, CT. (WFSB) - Fairfield First Selectperson Christine Vitale is explaining the town’s actions after Sunday’s flash flooding, which she described as a “rain bomb.” She said she was not in Fairfield when the flooding came and went. She was out of state at her daughter’s wedding. Residents can sign up for “Everbridge” text or call alerts ahead of a storm to warn them about potential flooding. “There would have been more advanced notice if we had had that advanced notice. Little bit hard wh
Fairfield flood victims say no emergency alert came before homes were damaged (opens the original)
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FAIRFIELD, Conn. (WFSB) - Flash flooding damaged more than a dozen homes in a Fairfield neighborhood Sunday, and residents say they received no warning from the town’s emergency alert system before the water hit. Four to five feet of floodwater came into homes on Lynbrook Road and Lewis Drive Sunday. Basements flooded, and belongings were damaged or destroyed. If you experienced flood damage during yesterday’s storm, please report it to the Connecticut Division of Emergency Management and Homela
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