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Today’s edition · Mon., Nov. 9

UConn falls to Belichick's Tar Heels, 38-21

Plus, West Hartford's Safe Routes meetings start today and the dog park is open again.

The Daily Hartford team1 story17 sources4 min read

UConn FootballTop story

North Carolina beat UConn 38-⁠21 in Bill Belichick's return to New England

North Carolina beat UConn 38-⁠21 in East Hartford

  • North Carolina38
    UConn21
    FinalBelichick's first game back coaching in New England since his Patriots tenure ended

Source: CBS Sports

If you skipped Saturday's rain at , here's what you missed. North Carolina beat UConn 38-21 in Bill Belichick's first game back coaching in New England since his Patriots tenure ended. The Tar Heels moved to 5-4, and UConn fell to 4-5.

UConn quarterback Kalieb Osborne, a first-year starter, had been growing more comfortable in coach Jason Candle's offense. UNC made him uncomfortable in the pocket and forced mistakes he hadn't shown before. “The turnovers were a big deal today,” Candle said.

UNC turned three turnovers into 21 points

17 of 35
passes Osborne completed
245
yards Osborne threw for
21
points UNC scored off three turnovers

Source: CBS Sports

  • Timir Hickman-Collins: 62-yard interception return for a touchdown
  • Jelani Thurman: eight touchdown catches, tying UNC's single-season tight end record
  • UNC needs one more win to be bowl eligible

Belichick's return caused barely a ripple in the stands, where fans headed for shelter or, in many cases, their cars as the downpour grew late in the third quarter.

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Wolf Pack

Drew Fortescue scored his first pro goal in overtime Saturday as the beat the Syracuse Crunch 3-2. Justin Nachbaur opened the scoring 9:11 into the game. Hartford Wolf Pack

Recall

The Rangers recalled defenseman Marc Del Gaizo from the Wolf Pack on Sunday. The captain, named Oct. 27, has 11 points in 15 games this season. Hartford Wolf Pack

I-91 rivalry

Hershey beat the Springfield Thunderbirds Saturday night at the MassMutual Center to split the weekend, and Zach Dean scored his first goal of the season with Springfield. The T-Birds host the Wolf Pack Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 10:35 a.m. in their annual School Day game. Western Mass NewsSpringfield ThunderbirdsFacebook

Safe Routes

If you have a child in West Hartford schools, you can weigh in. The town and West Hartford Public Schools have started a program for all 16 schools, with four virtual community meetings between Nov. 9 and Nov. 18. Sign up to join one. We-HaWest Hartford Patch

Eleven of West Hartford's 16 Safe Routes schools are elementary schools

Sources: We-Ha, West Hartford Patch

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Elementary schools1168.8%
Middle schools318.8%
High schools212.5%

Dog park

The West Hartford Dog Park at 100 Mayflower St. reopened Saturday, Nov. 7 after closing for several weeks while the former St. Brigid's School building was demolished. Access is temporarily shifted, so you'll enter through Beachland Park. We-Ha

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Around Connecticut

Transit

A CT Mirror piece scoring the state's transit promises notes a new train station in Windsor Locks, one being built in Enfield 26 years after it was first recommended, and a new one coming to Naugatuck. The Waterbury line stays closed until May of '27 for major upgrades. CT Mirror

Vouchers

Until about a decade ago, Section 8 voucher holders in Bridgeport and Fairfield got the same amount even though rent is much higher in Fairfield. CT Mirror says data shows little change in housing voucher segregation. CT Mirror

Volleyball

Maloney won its first Central Connecticut Conference tournament championship in program history, beating Southington 3-1. Greta Koscuk had 27 kills and 25 digs. CT Insider

Bristol art

If you like local art, "Glo Sessions Returns to Bristol" opens Nov. 14 at The Carousel Museum and runs through Dec. 31. Admission is free Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15, and the art is for sale. The Bristol Edition

The Glo Sessions show in Bristol runs Nov. 14 through Dec. 31

  1. Nov. 14Exhibition and sale opens at The Carousel Museum; admission is free.
  2. Nov. 15Free admission continues, noon to 5 p.m.
  3. Dec. 31Exhibition and sale ends.

Source: The Bristol Edition

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Good art is not what it looks like, but what it does to us.

— Roy Adzak

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Twenty years of conversations is a long run for any show. “Where We Live” is marking the milestone with a panel of guests and a look back through the show's history at the Connecticut Museum of Culture and History on Thursday, Nov. 12. The celebration also toasts the arts across the state. Here's to two decades of good talk.

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Daily Hartfordto me · Mon., Nov. 96:00 a.m.

UConn falls to Belichick's Tar Heels, 38-21

Plus, West Hartford's Safe Routes meetings start today and the dog park is open again.

The TLDR

  1. North Carolina beats UConn 38-21 in Belichick's return
  2. Fortescue's first pro goal lifts Wolf Pack in overtime
  3. West Hartford Safe Routes meetings begin Nov. 9
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