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Metro North adds trains for Yankees-Red Sox Wild Card game (opens the original)
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NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - The Yankees and Red Sox open the American League Wild Card Series tonight in the Bronx, marking the second straight year the two teams have met in the wild card round. Fans of both teams gathered at Union Station in New Haven to catch trains to Yankee Stadium ahead of first pitch, set for 8 p.m. Metro-North is adding extra trains for the series, including the “Yankee Clipper,” which goes directly to Yankee Stadium without requiring a transfer in Harlem. One Yankee Clipp
Old Saybrook voters to decide on funding for historical theater expansion (opens the original)
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OLD SAYBROOK, Conn. (WFSB) - People in Old Saybrook are voting Tuesday on whether to add a 7,500-square-foot addition to the Kate, a historical theater building. The Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center, known as the Kate, sits along Main Street. Executive Director Brett Elliott said the building has served multiple purposes over the years. “The building that the Kate is now in was built in 1911, and it has been many things over the years. There was a pre-Broadway here, it was Town Hall, but i
Storm unearths foundations, pipes along Milford beach (opens the original)
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MILFORD, Conn. (WFSB) - A storm washed away so much sand in Milford that it unearthed foundations, pipes, and wood that had been buried. The sand was washed out from Walnut Beach in Milford. A Channel 3 took a look at the scene on Monday morning. A slow-moving coastal storm brought strong winds and rounds of heavy rain to the state starting Friday night. While the wind died down, rain lingered into Monday. Get the latest forecast from Channel 3’s meteorologists here. Download the WFSB News and W
West Haven crews clean up after coastal storm (opens the original)
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WEST HAVEN, Conn. (WFSB) - Crews across the shoreline face another day of cleanup Monday as the effects of a coastal storm continue. The city prepared ahead of the storm so flooding could be minimized. People in West Haven dealt with strong winds and pouring rain throughout the weekend. The storm caused power outages and brought down trees, including one in Kevin Moore’s yard. “I heard a limb break but I didn’t hear that one break,” said Kevin Moore, a West Haven native. The tree knocked down wi
Travelers Championship raises record $5.1 million for nonprofits (opens the original)
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CROMWELL, Conn. (WFSB) - The 2026 Travelers Championship raised a record $5.1 million for nonprofits. “Everybody knows the most measurable thing we want to pass every year is our charitable number. The number of charities impacted,” said Nathan Grube, tournament director. The primary beneficiary for the 2026 tournament was Hole in the Wall Gang Camp. The camp provides a free, weeklong getaway for children who are facing a serious medical diagnosis, such as cancer or sickle cell disease. “This co
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