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Producer for @Hearst Connecticut Media / Dedicated journalist. Former: @pacechronicle managing editor, WRNN-TV web editor. Retweets are not endorsements.
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Rescue dogs and ‘black dog syndrome’ inspired Connecticut movie ‘Not My Dog’ Original

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By Joseph Tucci Verified
| CT Insider Verified
Sal Rendino with Inkosi, a black German Shepherd, in a scene from "Not My Dog." Courtesy of Trash Panda Pictures A new Connecticut-filmed movie is hoping to show black dogs in a new light so they can find their forever homes. “Not My Dog” centers on Bridget, a 12-year-old played by Connecticut actor Rylie Pennington. Bridget’s trip through her small town becomes an unexpected adventure when a stray black German Shepherd named Nudge refuses to leave her side.
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Connecticut teens launch sustainable dining program with a free cruise reward Original

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By Joseph Tucci Verified
| The Norwalk Hour Verified
Teen volunteers at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk. Courtesy of The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk Skip the straw, earn a stamp and work your way toward a free aquarium cruise — that’s the idea behind a new sustainability program. Teen volunteers at The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk have launched ECHO Choice, a rewards program that encourages customers at South Norwalk restaurants to reduce their use of disposable plastics, according to a news release.
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The ‘Gilmore Girls’ pilot house is for sale — but it’s not in Connecticut Original

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By Joseph Tucci Verified
| CT Insider Verified
A piece of "Gilmore Girls" history is for sale, a whole country away. The house at 31 Victoria Avenue Markham, Ontario is on the market for $3,880,000 Canadian (the equivalent of $2,761,848 USD.) According to its listing, the house was featured in the WB show "Gilmore Girls." Architectural Digest added that the house appeared in the 2000 pilot episode as the home of main characters Lorelai Gilmore (played by Lauren Graham) and her daughter Rory Gilmore (played by Alexis Bledel).
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