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The thanksgiving day parade has people lining the streets for the annual celebration and it seems like a a busy time for santa. And a visit there, we could not have asked for Better Weather for all parades all across. Right now it is perfect at 75 degrees, take your dinner and take it outside. The sun temperatures are quickly cooling, and it is going to be cool out there for the black friday shoppers. It is looking very cool after that midnight hour with temperatures dropping into the 50s and 51...

And theres kids out there watching you tonight. What do you hope they appreciated about the way you played . They appreciated some good football. Somebody who is passionate about the game. Obviously, you love the game of football. For whoever is watching, congratulations. Guys, thank you so much. Taking this to the linemen. Take them to the lineup, whatever you want. And take the balls. Take the football. Take the football. Happy thanksgiving. Happy thanksgiving to everybody. Mike . Happy thanks...

Denton Chamber of Commerce held a forum for City Council candidates and incumbents to address business owners and community members with their plans, promises and reassurances to the business industry

A recent study funded by the state reveals that Connecticut is experiencing rising racial and economic segregation, marking it one of the most segregated regions in the nation. This trend is particularly evident in certain areas across the state.

Dozens of eighth graders presented their first semester capstone projects Thursday evening at Mitchell, 2701 Drexel Ave.

Ned Lamont spoke in Meriden about the merits of building housing near public transit, but stopped short of calling for major zoning reform.

A redevelopment project is bringing more housing to the North End of Hartford and bringing hope for the local community. The former Fuller Brush Factory...

Funding for state's rising homeless population won't meet growing needs this winter, CT lawmakers warned Friday.

Newly released Statistics Canada data shows vehicle thefts in New Brunswick reached an all-time high last year with 2,054 incidents, an 18 per cent increase over the year before.

Democrats' endorsement will be an initial test of who is best positioned to navigate shifting racial and geographic coalitions in Hartford.