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Baseball-themed tribute held in honor of East Haddam canoe victim

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By Erin Coogan Verified
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Woodstock community members organized a tribute Thursday for a 20-year-old man found dead Monday after his canoe capsized in Lake Hayward in East Haddam. Dominick Tocci, of Woodstock, had been seen in a canoe Saturday night with another 20-year-old man when the boat reportedly capsized. A good Samaritan brought the surviving man to shore, while Tocci remained missing, the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection said.
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Eversource crews brace for heavy rain and winds

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By Erin Coogan Verified
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Eversource Severe weather in Connecticut caused a power outage in Hebron after a tree fell on power lines, affecting over two dozen households. Eversource crews are strategically located across the state to respond quickly and safely to power outages caused by the storm, focusing on areas with the strongest winds. Crews may face challenges in restoring power due to hazardous winds, but have tools like smart switches to reroute power remotely if necessary.
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Increasing temperatures could lead to rising flood waters along the Connecticut River

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By Erin Coogan Verified
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Connecticut cities and towns are preparing for potential flooding due to overnight rain, snow accumulation, and forecasted high temperatures. Portland town officials are proactively managing known flood areas along the Connecticut River before ponding begins, in anticipation of the annual rise and fall of the river. With over six feet of snow in some areas, Portland is taking measures to prevent flooding by relocating snow, cleaning catch basins, and ensuring safe access ways in town.
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