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Cold water boating season has started in CT. Here are new laws you need to know about (opens the original)
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Connecticut’s cold water boating season has officially started with some new laws in place which boaters will need to know, according to officials with the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. Beginning Oct. 1 and continuing through May 31, 2027, all paddlers operating kayaks, canoes, stand-up paddleboards and rowboats, and their passengers are now required by state law to wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation device while on the water. “Paddling on Connec
Pioneering work of CT-born scientist was long hidden. How the Matilda effect finally gave her credit (opens the original)
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Connecticut has long been on the forefront of science and innovation, but a new children’s book explores the life of a scientist, inventor, and women’s rights advocate whose contributions to the modern understanding of Earth’s climate were unknown. Eunice Newton Foote, who was born in Goshen in 1819, is considered the first person in the world to correctly posit that carbon dioxide increases temperature, a phenomenon we now know as the greenhouse effect. Foote’s experiments with atmospheric gase
CT is seeing an increase in rabies-positive bats. The CDC has issued nationwide warning (opens the original)
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As Connecticut is reporting an increase in rabies-positive bats, the Centers for Disease Control has issued a nationwide health alert warning due to a significant increase in reported human rabies exposures and post-exposure treatments, driven largely by contact or potential contact with bats during the summer months. The nationwide health advisory, which was issued on Sept. 10, comes amid reports of increases in human exposures to rabid or possibly rabid animals and rabies post-exposure prophyl
FEMA awards $3.8M to CT fire departments and first responder units. See if your town is on the list (opens the original)
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency has awarded nearly $4 million in grant funding to over a dozen fire departments and towns across Connecticut. The agency announced this week that they awarded $3.8 million in grant funding for fire departments and other first responder organizations in Connecticut. They are administering the funds through its three fire grant programs: the Assistance to Firefighters Grants Program, Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response and Fire Prevention and S
Two people arrested for allegedly using multiple stolen credit cards to pay for hotel stay (opens the original)
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A man and a woman are facing multiple charges after allegedly using multiple stolen credit cards to pay for their stay at a hotel in Wallingford. In April 2025, the Wallingford Police Department said it received a complaint that a hotel guest had allegedly used a payment card that was not theirs for the room. Police said 31-year-old Emanuel Ranger claimed that his aunt had authorized him to pay for a longer-term stay at the hotel with her payment card. Officers said they contacted a woman claimi
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