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Did Bridgeport break CT rules when horseshoe crabs were killed?

CT environmental officials look into potential violations after horseshoe crabs crushed on Bridgeport s Seaside Park beach.

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It can be hard to understand internet bills Will that change?

Connecticut’s Office of State Broadband has submitted public comments on both FCC rulemaking proceedings.

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Norwalk River Valley Trail gets $243K for Wilton extension

The Norwalk River Valley Trail got $243,000 from CT for its WilWalk section to connect Norwalk and Wilton paths, but the grant came with strings attached.

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CT s Gillette Castle to reopen May 27; here s how you can get in early

Gillette Castle was commissioned by "Sherlock Holmes" actor and playwright William Gillette. It will reopen to the public on May 27.

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Bethel, Kent, Newtown receive state funds for food scrap pilot program

The state awarded over $575,000 through the Sustainable Materials Management Grant program to cut costs and reduce the amount of trash by recycling food scraps.

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