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Pizza to Become the Official State Food of Connecticut It's almost official, the Connecticut House of Representatives has approved a bill that would make pizza the state's official food. You knew it was only a matter of time before the state that basically put pizza on the map, passed a bill that would make it the official state food. Get our free mobile app It happened on Wednesday, and according to newstimes.com the Connecticut House got the bill one step closer to becoming a reality. The bill now goes to the State Senate, and barring any issues, should be set for approval in just a matter ...

Members of the CT House took a few minutes to shout out their local pizzerias, while...

Vishal Kapur The sarus crane (Antigone antigone) is a large native crane found in parts of the Indian subcontinent, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Word ‘Sarus’ is derived from Sanskrit word “sarasa”, which means bird of the lake. These birds can be sighted in remote villages of Kathua and Samba District of our Union Territory. The special and peculiar features of this bird is that sarus crane is the tallest flying bird I.e it attains height of 5′.11″ when standing. Sarus Crane is State Bird of Uttar Pradesh . The species was a close contender to the Indian Peafowl as the National ...

(Updated at 11:05 a.m.) A new name is on the horizon for the elementary school at the Reed site in Westover, which is under construction and slated to open in August. A naming committee, formed in January, is asking students, parents, staff and community members to narrow down five possible names: Cardinal, Compass, Exploration, Kaleidoscope and Passport. Respondents can pick their top three and share their perspectives. The committee will then pick a first choice and an alternate, which will go to the School Board on Thursday, March 25. The board will pick a name on April 8. The new school i...

Did the Freezing Temps in NWLA Eliminate Any Pests? Get our free mobile app As we dig out from under the collapsed roofs and carports and finally restore running water to NWLA, many of us are looking for a silver lining. Did the hard freeze help curb any of our local pests? I've seen several people posit as to whether or not the freeze will kill the Salvinia on Lake Bistineu and other area bodies of water. After all, the cold has been known to kill or at least slow its growth in the past. We endured 10 days of intense cold. It was certainly a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence for our area. So, if...