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As seen in: WTIC-TV (Hartford, CT), WCSH-TV (Portland, ME), NewsBlues
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Connecticut TV News Anchor Leaving Says ‘I Can’t Do It Anymore’

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By Paul Greeley, Sara Sanchez Verified
| NewsBlues
Sara Sanchez By Paul Greeley 817-578-6324, Paul@NewsBlues.com Sara Sanchez, a news anchor at WTIC, Fox61, Nexs To access the full article, please login or subscribe below. Digital Subscription – $9.95/Month* Digital Subscription – $19.95/Quarter* Digital Subscription – $34.95/Semi-Annual* *Automatically Renews. Cancel Anytime.
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CT Diaper Bank says they're not closing, addressing online rumors

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By Sara Sanchez Verified
| WTIC-TV (Hartford, CT) Verified
Family First with FOX61 The Diaper Bank of Connecticut wants people to know that their doors are open and they’re still helping thousands of families by providing diapers every single week. Author: Sara Sanchez Published: 8:00 AM EDT August 26, 2024 Updated: 11:39 PM EDT August 24, 2024 NORTH HAVEN, Conn. — Officials at the Connecticut Diaper Bank are addressing online social media rumors that claim they were losing their funding and closing.
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Sgt. Paul Maynard, a WWI a hero, receives the Purple Heart posthumously

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By Sara Sanchez Verified
| WTIC-TV (Hartford, CT) Verified
Military News Sgt. Paul Maynard is recognized as the final Connecticut soldier to die on the battlefield in World War I. Author: Sara Sanchez Published: 9:56 PM EDT May 24, 2024 Updated: 10:03 PM EDT May 24, 2024 GUILFORD, Conn. — Ahead of Memorial Day, a special moment for a family in Guilford, more than 100 years after a hero’s death. Paul Maynard was killed in World War I. Friday, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal presented the Maynard family with a Purple Heart medal.
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