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  • Beth Hegarty (left) with Newtown Resiliency Center founder Stephanie Cinque (right) at a ceremony to honor the center in early June.
    Bonus Episode: Newtown's Resiliency Center says goodbye
    One major source of therapy for Newtown residents after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting closes its doors.
  • FILE - Crime scene investigators use metal detectors to search a marsh for the remains of Shannan Gilbert, Dec. 12, 2011 in Oak Beach, New York. A Long Island architect has been charged, Friday, July 14, 2023, with murder in the deaths of three of the 11 victims in a long-unsolved string of killings known as the Gilgo Beach murders. (James Carbone/Newsday via AP, Pool, File)
    A long time coming
    Rex Heuermann, of Massapequa Park, was arrested in the Long Island serial killer investigation. A project will measure air quality near Tweed Airport. Connecticut police will be targets of random audits after a false ticket scandal. Millions of veterans exposed to burn pits are eligible for new benefits.
  • Larger than life
    Former Connecticut Governor Lowell Weicker has been laid to rest at Putnam Cemetery in Greenwich. A Fairfield organization is recognized for its support of affordable housing. Updates have been made to a New York guide for undocumented workers. And COVID-relief will soon come to an end for Connecticut’s childcare sector.
  • Andrene Cross-Rozario and Eva Goldburn, educators at Hope Child Development Center, play with their students. Leaders at centers like this one are concerned they won’t be able to pay the staff they need when federal emergency COVID funding runs out this year.
    Connecticut child care centers prepare to lose their COVID relief funding
    WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Erica Phillips to discuss her article, “CT child care sector braces for fallout as COVID grants end,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.
  • Clouds of history
    Commentator David Bouchier reflects on the meaning of national celebrations.
  • Tenant union members pose for a photo after their rally in front of Ocean Management's office. They delivered a signed letter stating they refused the rent increases.
    As rent increases, Connecticut tenants push back
    WSHU’s Ebong Udoma spoke with CT Mirror’s Keila Torres Ocasio to discuss an article she edited, “As CT rent costs rise, tenants plan next steps for push to cap increases,” as part of the collaborative podcast Long Story Short.
  • Marijuana plants in Seattle.
    Homegrown
    Connecticut adults can legally grow marijuana plants at home. Federal dollars will help our region’s homeless veterans. Tuition will go up at Connecticut state colleges and universities. And tenant unions plan their next steps to cap rent costs in Connecticut.
  • Conn. Gov. Ned Lamont
    No interest to override
    Connecticut state lawmakers won’t be back for a special session to override the governor’s vetoes this year. How worried should our region be about air quality this summer? Bridgeport’s Puerto Rican festival will be scaled back this year as the city deals with a police shortage. And New York takes another step to modernize its DMV.
  • A worldwide choir sings the Halo theme
    Marty O'Donnell talks about creating the iconic Monks Chant for Halo and being part of a worldwide choir.
  • Nobody left behind
    New Haven has opened an emergency shelter for unhoused individuals. A new program will provide resources to veterans entering the civilian workforce. A proposal in New York would allow pot to be sold at farmers markets. And 2022 was one of Connecticut’s deadliest years for pedestrians.
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