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Connecticut parents push for federal version of Tristan's Law

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By Joe Monte Verified
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Parents whose 10-year-old son was killed while crossing the street coming back from an ice cream truck are pushing for a federal law they hope will prevent similar tragedies across the country. Six years after the death of their son, Tristan, his parents Christi Carrano and Tyler Barhorst joined U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) in Hartford to announce legislation that would bring Tristan's Law to the federal level. "He could not see around the [ice cream] truck which is very large...
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Hot weather calls for cool fun in Cromwell

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By Joe Monte Verified
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Families in Cromwell, Connecticut sought relief from the heat at a local splash pad, with many children enjoying the opportunity to cool off and play outdoors. The hot and humid weather led to school closures and early dismissals across the state, prompting parents to find ways to keep their kids entertained while staying cool.
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Meriden Public Schools soar past expectations in literacy

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By Joe Monte Verified
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Despite being the lowest-funded school district in Connecticut, Meriden Public Schools are seeing significant gains in literacy, with district officials reporting that students in seven of the district's eight elementary schools are reading at levels well above expectations. Students, faculty and staff at Nathan Hale Elementary School gathered to celebrate the achievement with the unveiling of a new banner recognizing the district and the school's success.
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