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At the Waterbury Police Activities League's annual Thanksgiving community meal, police officers, volunteers and neighbors unite to serve a warm meal to families of all backgrounds.
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WSHU’s Maya Duclay spoke with Todd and Brad Barnes, who are brothers from Waterbury, Connecticut, about the world premiere of their film Hiding Places at The SHU Community Theater next week.
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In some CT municipalities, the nursing homes company is at least two years behind on real estate and personal property taxes, documents show.
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A Connecticut man wanted for the killing and dismemberment of his 11-month-old daughter has been arrested after a two-week search by local and federal authorities.
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The Waterbury Symphony Orchestra's upcoming season has something for everyone.
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Fire marshals are required to inspect every three-family home annually. But many say they can't meet that requirement.
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Waterbury police have largely stopped using police vans to transport prisoners in response to a man becoming paralyzed in a New Haven police van incident last month.
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U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT), joined by Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra and Reps. Rosa DeLauro and Jahana Hayes (D-CT), said the roundtable was not only a way to celebrate the recent passage of the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, but also to demand more for the cause.
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A state Supreme Court judge ruled that Governor Hochul’s indoor mask mandate is unconstitutional. 1,000 jobs could be coming to the Waterbury area in Connecticut, a redistricting deal is announced in Suffolk County, and former New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has died.