Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 7th of August.
Good morning, Hartford.
Little Theater of Manchester is set to present '12 Angry Jurors' this season for local theater fans; the production will take place at its Manchester venue as part of a series of live shows.
Rapper Warren G will perform a post-game concert at Dunkin' Park on Sept.
4 after the Yard Goats' 7:10 p.m. game against the Reading Fightin Phils as a thank-you to fans and sponsors during the team’s 10th season at the ballpark.
Connecticut’s Office of Higher Education launched a new online credential registry yesterday in Hartford to list 4,200 authorized post-secondary programs from about 130 institutions.
The tool aims to help students avoid predatory training and verify course eligibility.
Guardrail safety advocate Stephen Eimers called on state leaders to repair dangerous installations and perform a statewide guardrail audit after he identified over 100 potentially hazardous setups during his Connecticut visit.
CTDOT stated it is reviewing reported issues and has addressed some sites, promising further inspection through its maintenance process.
Children's hospitals are reporting a rise in e-bike and e-scooter injuries among kids + teens, leading one Connecticut school district to ban them for safety.
Connecticut reported 77 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis this year, but state health officials said they have not yet identified a CT-specific outbreak or single food source.
The department advises rinsing fruits and vegetables thoroughly (and seeking care if symptoms continue) to reduce the risk.
Local back-to-school shoppers can now choose from innovative products such as rolling totes from Hulken, no-tie shoelaces from uLace Kiddos, and the TickTalk 5 smartwatch, while Staples offers weekly freebies through Sept.
12. These practical finds are designed to simplify morning routines and dorm move-ins + boost student independence.
Plainfield teen Ally Schmidt will represent Team USA at the World Skate World Figure Cup in Chicago next month; she has spent 10 years honing her artistic roller skating skills while balancing schoolwork and local training, and she is scheduled to leave on Sept.
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Of Virtue & Savage Hands Concert
7-10 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets from $77 — Experience an unforgettable live show featuring Of Virtue & Savage Hands at the Webster Underground.
Lake Terramuggus Olympic Triathlon
8:00 am – 2:00 pm — Blish Memorial Park — Registration required — Experience a challenging Olympic distance triathlon suitable for all levels amidst moderate hills.
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