Amy Wu
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Once a Survivor, Always Your Own Advocate
Amy’s first breast cancer diagnosis came at only 37 years old. Early-stage, treated with surgery to remove the tumor and aggressive radiation. She came through it, and what that experience taught her outlasted the treatment. A cancer history doesn't close when the last appointment ends. It follows you into every exam room for the rest of your life. This past winter, Amy was reminded of this.
New Haven Dragon Boat Team Blends Competition, Culture and Community
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Developer Presses Ahead With Groton Housing Plans Amid Public Opposition
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Groton Gets $3.2M in Extra State Aid as Budget Review Continues
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Groton Advances $21.7M Budget, Boosting Fire Department Staffing
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As Housing Demand Grows, Groton Farmland Faces Pressure
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Groton Residents Fret Zoning Change, Loss of Rural Landscape
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Groton School Officials Warn of Program Cuts as Budget Heads to RTM
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Groton Council OKs $166.4M Budget With Tax Hike, Scaled-Back Schools Request
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Renters Describe Deteriorating Conditions in Hartford Housing as City Flags ‘Problem Landlords’
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Tweed Airport Expansion Moves Ahead as Residents Question Flooding, Wetlands Impact
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Heavy Snow, High Winds Make Cleanup Challenging Across State
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Vote on Groton School Budget Rescheduled for Tonight
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Patient to Advocate: Kathy Flaherty on Law, Lived Experience and Mental Health
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prácticas de cuidados en educación
Los textiles se elaboran anudando, tejiendo, haciendo ganchillo o uniendo hebras individuales de fibra para crear un todo entrelazado, interconectado y en red. Si un textil se rompe, se puede remendar mediante zurcido, una técnica que consiste en entrelazar hilos vertical y horizontalmente a través del agujero de la tela.
Practices of Care in Education
Textiles are made by knotting, weaving, crocheting or bonding individual strands of fibre together to create an interwoven, interconnected, networked whole. If a textile has ruptured, one can mend it using darning – a mending technique where one vertically and horizontally interweaves threads across the fabric’s hole.
Mohegan Sun’s Asian Team Prepares for Chinese New Year
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Groton School Lawsuits Spark Board Push for Mandatory Updates
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Trend Toward Involuntary Electroshock Therapy Spurs Difficult Debate
MIDDLETOWN — He remembers saying no. No to shock therapy. The procedure was something he had thought about after his psychologist and psychiatrist at The Institute of Living in Hartford, where he was being treated after his latest suicide attempt, had recommended it A month before, Chris Dubey tried to jump off the overpass at Hunting Hill Avenue in Middletown. He woke up shivering in the creek below.
Middletown Tests Electric Buses, Seeing Benefits and Challenges
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Chesebrough Returns as Town Government Sees Influx of New Faces
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Stonington Budget Focuses on Bridges, Buildings and Sewers
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Madison’s New $1.6M Seawall Damaged After Storm, Prompting Resiliency Review
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For New Farmers, Agriculture Is a Calling, Not Just a Career
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Public Hearings Continue for Noank Main Street Project as Groton Pauses Funding Bid
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New York Transplant Seeks 'Christmas in Connecticut'
MYSTIC – I am a holiday person, but Christmas is my favorite. Growing up as a native New Yorker, the traditional celebrations included the Christmas Spectacular and tree viewing at Rockefeller Center. In more recent years as a resident of Rhinebeck, I marked the holiday with the Sinterklaas parade and the annual holiday film screenings at Upstate Films. But behind all this was a vision of the perfect Christmas I connected with New England.
SECOG Director Talks Housing Pressures and Regional Planning
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Housing Tops Agenda as Groton Nears Completion of 10-Year Development Plan
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Westerly and Stonington Residents Pack Meeting to Support Added Train Service
WESTERLY – For an evening it was all about the rails. Westerly and Stonington are two towns separated by a state line, but their residents have a shared interest in trains, especially more and better and more affordable rail service. So, as Rhode Island launches an update of its own state rail plan, rail supporters across the border in Connecticut are also voicing their wants and wishes.
With Costs Nearing $14M, Groton Applies for Grant to Complete Seawall
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Full House Expected at Wednesday Public Forum on Future of Westerly Rail Service
STONINGTON – If an expected packed house tomorrow at a rail forum hosted by the Rhode Island Department of Transportation is any indication, local residents want more rail service. And the prospect of extending the state’s Shore Line East commuter rail to the Westerly Station excites many residents who seek alternative options to traffic and parking hassles.
Guided by Navy Roots, Groton Superintendent Steers Students Toward New Career Paths
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Whether the 'Best Fit' or the 'Most Qualified,' Groton Debates Who Gets a Seat at the Table
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Noank’s Main Street Overhaul Sparks Qualms of Local Residents
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Groton Moves Ahead with Athletic Stadium Upgrades After Voter Approval
GROTON — The athletic stadium at Fitch High School is one step further toward getting a major overhaul. In January, the town plans to put out a request for quotation for a lead consultant for the long-awaited $14.3 million project that voters greenlit via a bond referendum on Election Day. Construction would start in February 2027 and end January 2028. The town plans to hire the project consultant in April and will separately hire a construction contractor, Town Manager John Burt said.
Outgoing Stonington First Selectman Looks Ahead to Forward Party Growth
STONINGTON — A few weeks before Election Day, Danielle Chesebrough gazed at the paintings in Stonington Town Hall’s main office, many from local artists. “Tim Love, he’s done a few of these pictures, he also did the fishing dock. That’s probably my favorite,” she said. Since she was first sworn in as first selectman in 2019, Town Hall has in many ways been home.
Stonington Board of Finance Seat Sparks Infighting
STONINGTON — On Wednesday afternoon the Town of Stonington posted a notification on its website for a special meeting of the Board of Finance to be held Thursday night. “Call to order: Appointment of new BOF member to fill seat vacated by Deborah Norman.” The meeting, which was scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at the Wequetequock Firehouse in Pawcatuck, was later cancelled just a hours before it was scheduled to begin.
Middleton Celebrates 60th Birthday and Stonington First Selectman Landslide Victory
MYSTIC — Bill Middleton’s 60th birthday turned into an even bigger celebration this year. The day before, he clinched Stonington’s first selectman seat in a landslide win and marked the occasion surrounded by family, friends and supporters at the Jealous Monk.
Groton Voters Approve $14.3 million bond referendum for Athletic Stadium Improvement
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In Groton, Democrats Dominate Again for Fourth Consecutive Election
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After 6 Years Off, Groton City Democrats Face Republican Challengers
GROTON CITY – For the first time in six years, Republican candidates are competing for seats on the City Council. Republicans Rob Zuliani, Kevin Trejo and James Streeter, all lifelong Groton residents calling themselves the three amigos, are competing with six other candidates for six available seats on Groton City Council with campaigns focused on parking, the local economy and housing.
Review Flags Lack of Accounting and Control Over Groton Schools $94 Million Budget
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Gwen Depot and Jill Rusk Face Off in Groton City’s Mayoral Race
GROTON — The Groton City Mayoral race is marked by surprise twists and turns — including one involving Deputy Mayor Gwen Depot, a write-in candidate who switched political affiliations from Democrat to unaffiliated after losing out on the local Democratic Party’s endorsement to Jill Rusk. Rusk, 52, a town councilor and Democrat, is a heavy favorite to win. She previously held several political positions, including City Council and RTM.
In Run for Groton Town Council, Candidates Talk Housing, Local Economy, Affordability
GROTON — Eighteen candidates are competing for nine Town Council seats, all held by Democrats, after three decades of Republican control that ended with the 2017 elections. The Groton Town Democrats endorsed nine candidates, including several incumbents. It’s the fourth election cycle that the party has run a full slate, and “that’s been normal for us for the last 10 years,” Groton Democratic Town Committee Chair Natalie Billings said. “There’s lots of interest.
Rob Emery Talks Family, Taxes and 'Marginalized' Residents as He Campaigns Door to Door in Stonington
STONINGTON — Rob Emery parked his pick-up truck across Mystic South Street Seaport and staked out a nearby street to start door knocking. On this weekday late morning many homes went unanswered, but Emery the Republican candidate for Stonington’s first selectman, persisted and knocked on most doors including those with Democratic Party campaign signs. Emery, 60, is running against Bill Middleton, a business developer known for operating several Mystic restaurants including the Jealous Monk.
Winery Feature: Dot Wine For Lise Asimont and Shawn Phillips, Dot Is a Labor of Love and a Family Affair
Listen to the audio version of this article (generated by A.I.) Lise Asimont is nerding out on soil. It’s late February and she’s sorting out various samples of surface soil for her makeshift soil lending library. “I’m a viticulturist and farmer first, winemaker second, so I see wines as the product of the vineyard they are from.
5200 N Rockwell St Apt 3N, Chicago, IL 60625, US
Copied 5200 N Rockwell St Apt 3N, Chicago, IL 60625, US $269,000 5200 N Rockwell St Apt 3N, Chicago, IL 60625 Checked: 15 hours ago Updated: Jul 06, 2025 at 05:39PM Investment Summary Net Operating Income (NOI) minus mortgage payments. Calculation: NOI - Mortgage Payments Monthly Cash Flow -$220 Capitalization Rate is a rate of return that compares the yearly Net Operating Income (NOI) to the market value.
Desiccation-induced DNA damage facilitates drug resistance in Mycobacterium tuberculosis
Abstract Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb) is an obligate human pathogen that depends on its ability to spread from host-to-host to survive as a species. Yet, knowledge of transmission-specific traits remains lacking. Here, we report the discovery of a specific adaptive response to desiccation, a stress intrinsically linked to the generation of the aerosol droplets within which Mtb transmits.
Voters reject $70 million Onteora school consolidation plan
Area voters spurned Proposition 2 on Tuesday, rejecting a $70 million consolidation plan by the Onteora Central School District that officials had called crucial as enrollment declines — breathing new life into hopes that Woodstock can retain its elementary school, which has educated generations of children. The measure failed by a vote of 1,398 to 1,164, according to results released late Tuesday evening by the Board of Education.
A Housing Crisis Has Woodstockers Getting Creative
Anna Womack considers her Woodstock housing story a “Cinderella story.” She and her roommate, Kam DelMonte, share a 550-square-foot apartment along with two cats. Though it’s a tight fit, it’s conveniently downtown, walkable to shops and restaurants. To make the space livable, they’ve creatively designed the interior: a living room reading nook anchored by bookshelves, a cat tree, and Womack’s expansive record and CD collection. Portable shelves cleverly maximize kitchen storage.
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