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Storm Elsa knocks out power to 32 5 percent of Eversource customers in Haddam
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Tropical Storm Elsa knocks out power, floods streets in Middlesex County, Shoreline
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Live blog: As tropical storm Elsa departs flood-battered CT, wind in the forecast
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Chief: Constant negativity hurts Old Saybrook police recruitment
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The Old Saybrook Department of Police Services photographed on October 15, 2020.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut Media
OLD SAYBROOK The town’s police chief received the go-ahead this week on a proposal to attract more tenured officers to the department by offering better pay and vacation benefits though he quickly turned questions about his force’s high turnover into criticism of the police commissioners.
Chief Michael Spera, who has denied that turnover is a “problem” for the department, suggested Monday night that the tenor of recent police commission meetings was not helping the department attract new officers.
Housing, climate change top issues for Lower CT River Valley
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Middletown is the largest city in the lower Connecticut River Valley. A development and conservation plan proposed by the Lower Connecticut River Valley Council of Governments for the next decade is the first to include all 17 municipalities.Patrick Sikes / For Hearst Connecticut Media
ESSEX Officials are seeking public input on a proposed decade-long plan for conservation and development along the Lower Connecticut River Valley, which, for the first time, will encompass an expanded region of towns along the river.
The plan, drafted over the course of the last year with the assistance of a Hartford-based consulting group, attempts to address regional concerns among residents of towns along the river and shoreline, such as population loss and the threat of climate change.