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Meriden homeowner discovers six-foot snake living in attic

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By Amanda Callahan 
| WFSB-TV (Hartford, CT)
MERIDEN, Conn. (WFSB) - A six-foot black rat snake was removed from a Meriden home after the homeowner spotted it slithering into his roof. Bill Schwabe first saw the snake in his yard on Tuesday. “I saw him in the backyard and then he slithered up the roof. I didn’t realize he was going into my house,” Schwabe said. The northern black rat snake measured six feet long and about three inches thick.
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Plainville residents debate road safety solutions in Metacomet neighborhood

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By Amanda Callahan 
| WFSB-TV (Hartford, CT)
PLAINVILLE, CT. (WFSB) - Community members in Plainville met with town leaders to discuss road safety improvements in the Metacomet area, where concerns over speeding have grown in recent years. Two speed bumps currently exist on Metacomet Road. One proposal discussed would add two more temporary speed bumps further up the road. A one-week traffic study examined four areas of the neighborhood. Three of them recorded over 3,000 vehicles in seven days. The neighborhood has just over 400 total homes.
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Communities gather for Memorial Day ceremonies as wet weather cancels parades

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By Amanda Callahan 
| WFSB-TV (Hartford, CT)
(WFSB) - Rain canceled Memorial Day parades across Connecticut, but communities still gathered to honor those who died serving the country. The annual Memorial Day parade was canceled in West Hartford because of morning rain. A ceremony typically held at the Veterans Memorial was also impacted by the wet weather. In Old Saybrook, the town’s parade was canceled, but an outdoor ceremony went on along the shore.
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