Middletown makes 'big' effort to revive trees dying from drought
Although watering trucks transverse the streets twice a week, some Middletown trees are struggling to survive due to the ongoing drought conditions, officials say.
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Although watering trucks transverse the streets twice a week, some Middletown trees are struggling to survive due to the ongoing drought conditions, officials say.
Middletown developer wants to create a 20,000-square-foot space on Main Street for...
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Middletown fire hydrants become sprinklers for kids during heat wave FacebookTwitterEmail The Middletown Fire Department opened several fire hydrants at housing developments across the city this week to allow families to cool off during the heat wave. Shown here is the Highlands Crescent neighborhood.Cassandra Day / Hearst Connecticut Media MIDDLETOWN — As the city endured its fourth day of intense heat and high humidity Wednesday, children enjoyed fire hydrants spraying cold relief right outside their doors. By late afternoon, temperatures soared to 96 degrees, with a heat index of 99 at M...
Where can you cool off from the heat in Middletown? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of3 Middletown will be opening fire hydrants in areas where children congregate this week, such on Portland Street. These will allow families to have fun cooling off during the heat wave.Hearst Connecticut Media file photoShow MoreShow Less 2of3 This National Weather Service chart shows how rising temperatures and humidity have the potential to cause health problems.Screenshot / National Weather ServiceShow MoreShow Less 3of3 MIDDLETOWN — The city initiated emergency protocols Monday as temperatures are expected to re...