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Students in Glastonbury contribute to Boxes to Boots campaign
Kids at Nayaug Elementary School show the handmade gifts that they’ll be sending overseas to our troops.
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Glastonbury police searching for SUV believed to be involved in hit-and-run
Glastonbury police are searching for an SUV that is believed to have been involved in a hit-and-run on Friday. Police described the SUV they are looking for as small and maroon. It was reportedly involved in a collision with a pedestrian at Salmon Brook Drive and New London Turnpike around 4:50 p.m. According to police, the vehicle was turning right…
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Engaged couple from Glastonbury wins this year's Hartford Marathon
An engaged couple from Glastonbury has won this year’s Hartford Marathon.
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Iran's missile attack raises new fears during Rosh Hashanah
Rosh Hashanah starts Wednesday night, but people in Connecticut are on edge after Iran fired 200 missiles at Israel one day earlier. The attack resulted in only minor damage, but Jewish people in Connecticut say it brings a somber and stressful tone to what is supposed to be a celebration. They also said it’s a reminder about the…
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Jewish families in Connecticut celebrate Rosh Hashana in shadow of attacks on Israel
Just a day after Iran launched a missile attack on Israel, Jews in Connecticut say they hope to use their Rosh Hashana celebrations to turn the page on a difficult year.
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Glastonbury town council approves funding to reopen Cotton Hollow Preserve
Moving forward to reopen a popular recreation area with some improvements. The Glastonbury Town Council voted to fund improvements to reopen Cotton Hollow Preserve Tuesday evening.
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Glastonbury town council approves funding to reopen Cotton Hollow Preserve
Moving forward to reopen a popular recreation area with some improvements. The Glastonbury Town Council voted to fund improvements to reopen Cotton Hollow Preserve Tuesday evening. It’s been being closed since July due to safety concerns. In a unanimous vote, the Glastonbury Town Council approved funding for improvements at Cotton Hollow Preserve during Tuesday’s regular meeting. The popular area...
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Glastonbury Town Council to consider safety improvements to Cotton Hollow Preserve
Two months after it was closed over safety concerns, Glastonbury’s Town Council will hold a hearing and take a vote on possible safety improvements to Cotton Hollow Preserve.
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300+ veterans, current service members hike 22 kilometers through Glastonbury
Saturday marked the 12th annual ‘Hike to Remember’ in Glastonbury – an event that aims to put an end to veteran suicide.
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300+ veterans, current service members hike 22 kilometers through Glastonbury
Saturday marked the 12th annual ‘Hike to Remember’ in Glastonbury – an event that aims to put an end to veteran suicide. It kicked off at 5:30 a.m. on Chestnut Hill Road. Hundreds of military heroes came together to hike 22 kilometers through town. “Twenty-two kilometers is the national average of veterans who commit suicide every day, which correlates to 13.1…
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Man charged with drug offenses after hitting state police cruiser, fighting with trooper: officials
State police said they arrested a 34-year-old Killingworth man and found drugs after the suspect hit a state police cruiser while trying to get away from police and fought with a trooper who took him into custody. State police responded to Route 2 near exit 10 in Glastonbury just before 1:30 am. Friday because a silver Cadillac Deville was stopped…
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Car goes into Connecticut River in Glastonbury
Authorities are working to get a car out of the Connecticut River in Glastonbury Wednesday evening. Fire officials said a person was inside the car when it went in, but they were able to make it out OK. Crews are still working to remove the car from the water. No additional information was immediately available.
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Glastonbury pig makes Hollywood debut in ‘Only Murders in the Building'
A Glastonbury pig made its Hollywood debut this week. The one-year-old pig named Sprinkle stars in four episodes of Hulu’s ‘Only Murders in the Building’ TV series.
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Glastonbury pig makes Hollywood debut in ‘Only Murders in the Building' series
A Glastonbury pig made its Hollywood debut this week. The one-year-old pig named Sprinkle stars in four episodes of Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building TV series. “The first day I was like, ‘this is not my life,’” Sprinkle’s owner Michelle Burns said. “What am I doing here with my pig? But it’s fun!” Sprinkle appears alongside Hollywood stars...
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State board suggests ways for towns to ban cell phones in CT classrooms
Gov. Ned Lamont has new recommendations for school districts as he looks to get cell phones out of classrooms. The guidelines, approved Wednesday by the state Board of Education, suggest stricter rules for elementary and middle school students before some relaxing at the high school level. “All too often, our young people find themselves too distracted by their…
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State BOE weighs in on potential cell phone ban in CT schools
Following the governor’s recommendations, there are many reactions to a potential ban on devices for students in Connecticut classrooms.
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Glastonbury native wins starting QB job at Wisconsin after transferring from Miami
Tyler Van Dyke was named Wisconsin’s starting quarterback on Wednesday. Van Dyke, a Miami transfer, had been competing with Braedyn Locke, who started three games last season in place of the injured Tanner Mordecai. Offensive coordinator Phil Longo announced after Wisconsin’s morning practice that Van Dyke had won the job. Born in Glastonbury, Van Dyke attended Suffield Academy before going off...
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Rainy weather affecting farms and crops
More rain on the way is not welcomed by some farmers. They are frustrated after what’s already been a difficult and wet season. In the muddy fields at Killam & Bassette Farmstead in Glastonbury, co-owner Chris Bassette says usually they should be busy picking tomatoes here. “There’s plenty coming,” said Bassette. “They should be farther along.” All the rain...
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Glastonbury town councilors condemn online threats directed towards high schoolers
Condemning hate in the Town of Glastonbury. During Tuesday’s regular meeting, town councilors responded to community concerns over social media threats at the high school.
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Glastonbury town councilors condemn online threats directed toward high schoolers
Condemning hate in the Town of Glastonbury. During Tuesday’s regular meeting, town councilors responded to community concerns over social media threats at the high school. “Today, I, a tax-paying Glastonbury High School graduate and potential homebuyer, was told from the comfort of my home that I am unwelcome here.” Heaven Diaz spoke directly to Glastonbury town councilors during Tuesday’s...