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A high-end investment firm in Connecticut is the backdrop for a new murder mystery novel. And its author may surprise you. WSHU's book critic Joan Baum has this review.
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Connecticut lawmakers on Friday debated a bill that would cap beach fees for non-coastal residents at twice the cost residents pay.
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The Westport Museum for History and Culture will open later this month a new walking tour featuring stories about the history of shipping and commerce by the Saugatuck River — beginning with its Indigenous people.
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The Post Road in Westport has the highest amount of traffic-related accidents, according to a traffic map made by the University of Connecticut.
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Westport firefighters responded and found heavy fire on the second floor of the building, which housed a pet boarding facility on the first floor and basement and an apartment on the second floor. Authorities removed about 50 dogs and cats from the facility.
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The two towns started talking about combining their 911 call centers five years ago in order to reduce duplication of resources and speed up response time. The new dispatch center opened in March.
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Bill Harmer, the executive director of the Westport Library, said he had a vision to give the local community and surrounding areas a cultural celebration everyone could enjoy.
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The nurses and support staff at St. Vincent’s Behavioral Health are concerned about unfair labor practices. The facility is owned by Hartford Healthcare.
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A patchwork of states have joined in an effort to modernize transportation along the East Coast and reduce gas emissions that contribute to climate change.
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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont says he is angry that it is taking so long for the state’s largest utility, Eversource, to restore electricity to…