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Trumbull schools confirm COVID case at Hillcrest CT Post

Norwalk police release footage of spitting incident involving Duff, officer The Hour

Driver in Naugatuck officer involved shooting still sought by police WFSB

Smoke from the US West Coast wildfires has reached Europe WFSB

Westport’s Cribari bridge to temporarily close for inspection The Hour

Fourteen more Norwalk school staff leaving for the year The Hour

Police: Maserati shot up in Stamford Stamford Advocate

President of New Haven Federation of Teachers says he was not invited to talk about plan to reopen schools for students with special needs WTNH

Football player tests positive for COVID, attended capitol rally: sources GametimeCT

Bridgeport’s Tisdale school closed Monday due to COVID case CT Post

State Police investigating human remains found at Black Rock State Park CT Post

Several school districts altering learning plans after reported COVID cases WFSB

Selectmen approve extending drive-in theater in Westport The Hour

Wilton High School student tests positive for COVID-19 The Hour

Unaffiliated voters surge in Darien while Trump in office Stamford Advocate

In defiance of Nevada governor, Trump holds indoor rally Stamford Advocate

New Britain Mayor Erin Stewart fresh off maternity leave shares plans to again run for mayor in 2021 WTNH

New Haven officer, subject of controversy during career, retires New Haven Register

Fairfield Road Races go virtual FairfieldHalf.org

Parade officials have canceled the annual Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular scheduled for November 22, 2020 as the ongoing coronavirus pandemic continues to force the cancellation of large public events.

The health and welfare of the community is of primary concern. Therefore, in accordance with the guidance of public health officials and Governor Ned Lamont, the 2020 Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular has been canceled.

“We know the Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular is a time-honored community tradition that many look forward to each year, and we thank our sponsors, participants, volunteers and residents for their patience and understanding. This would have been the 27th annual Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular and is the first year that is has had to be canceled. We are talking with our sponsors and partners and thinking of creative experiences that can drive people to Stamford Downtown this fall/winter and we look forward to presenting the Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular next year on November 21, 2021.” said David Kooris, President of Stamford Downtown.

Shelton chief fires fifth police officer in six weeks as second investigation nears end CT Post

AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine study paused after one illness CT Post

East Haven parents protest for safer schools outside of BOE meeting WFSB

Lamont: Next 60 to 90 days ‘crucial’ in slowing COVID The Hour

Norwalk PD: Man assaulted over cheating allegations The Hour

Greenwich Police: Two arrests made in July 4 fireworks display in Cos Cob The Hour

Four states added to CT travel advisory, two territories removed Stamford Advocate

PD: Three CT resident charged in duck’s disappearance; Quackers remains missing New Haven Register

USGS Reports 3.1 Magnitude Earthquake in New Jersey NBC New York

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Fairfield releases update on reopening plans to ease parent concerns over online learning CT Post

‘Buddy the Beefalo’ – a 1,000-pound bull – remains free in CT woods CT Post

Debate on Governor’s pandemic emergency powers to be held Friday WFSB

Eversource customers could receive compensation for spoiled food, medication during Isaias outages WFSB

Westport finance board approves $1.18 million for schools’ COVID related expenses The Hour

Darien animal rights group sues to block Mystic Aquarium from importing belugas The Hour

Police: Teen arrested on trespass charge in central Greenwich Stamford Advocate

CT creates rapid response team to assist with COVID infections at schools across the state WTNH

‘We have everything here but the kids’: New Haven schools reopen New Haven Register