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Connecticut Waterfront Estate with Mystic Seaport Views Listed for $3.5 Million

Connecticut Waterfront Estate with Mystic Seaport Views Listed for $3.5 Million

Connecticut Waterfront Estate with Mystic Seaport Views Listed for $3.5 Million
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Connecticut DEEP Initiates Enforcement Action Against Dam Owner for Drained Pond

Connecticut DEEP Initiates Enforcement Action Against Dam Owner for Drained Pond

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) has initiated enforcement action against Wright Investors’ Service Holdings (WISH), the owner of a dam responsible for draining Old Killingly Pond. On Tuesday, DEEP sent WISH a draft consent order, marking the first step in compelling the company to repair the dam and restore the pond's water levels to their pre-drawdown state. This action follows an emergency drawdown authorized by state officials last October due to concerns about the dam's safety, which resulted in the pond shrinking to a quarter of its original size. The decision to take enforcement action is based on DEEP's determination that the continued low water levels would negatively impact habitats for protected plants and animals, including several species of damselflies. Residents and local officials have been campaigning for the pond's restoration and for the state to potentially take ownership of the dam, citing issues such as dried-up wells, excess sediment downstream...
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State-Level AI Regulations Mandate Employer Transparency in Data Processing

State-Level AI Regulations Mandate Employer Transparency in Data Processing

New state-level regulations in Connecticut and Colorado are increasingly linking artificial intelligence (AI) tools with existing comprehensive privacy statutes, particularly in employment settings. These laws define AI as technology that processes personal information and uses computation to generate output, thereby requiring employers to provide detailed notices when using AI for decision-making processes. Specifically, the Connecticut law, which begins to take effect later this year, mandates that employers using 'automated employment-related decision technology' (AEDT) must notify applicants and employees. This notice must include the purpose and nature of the employment decision, the trade name of the technology, and the categories and sources of personal data being used. While New York City's regulations have historically focused on bias audits, the recent shift in Connecticut and Colorado emphasizes transparency and notice, moving away from prioritizing bias analyses. Colorado's updated law also inc...
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CRISPR Therapeutics Awaits Key Clinical Trial Data for Anticoagulant CTX611 and Expanded Casgevy Indication

CRISPR Therapeutics Awaits Key Clinical Trial Data for Anticoagulant CTX611 and Expanded Casgevy Indication

CRISPR Therapeutics Awaits Key Clinical Trial Data for Anticoagulant CTX611 and Expanded Casgevy Indication
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Three New York universities rank high for careers

Three New York universities rank high for careers

Cornell, Columbia and Colgate are among the top schools for career success on LinkedIn's 2026 rankings.
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AI is helping get new medicines to patients sooner. Here's how

AI is helping get new medicines to patients sooner. Here's how

From drug discovery to delivery, artificial intelligence is helping pharmaceutical companies get new medicines to patients faster.
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Ridgefield Public Hearing Debates Town Administrator Position and Senior Tax Relief

Ridgefield Public Hearing Debates Town Administrator Position and Senior Tax Relief

A public hearing in Ridgefield, Connecticut, addressed several key municipal proposals, including the creation of a town administrator position and changes to senior property tax relief programs. The proposed town administrator role would involve a permanent, ongoing position appointed by and reporting to the Board of Selectpersons, designed to provide continuity in municipal services regardless of changes in elected leadership. However, residents expressed differing views, with some questioning the immediate need for a position estimated to cost $180,000 annually. Concerns were raised about the clarity of the role's responsibilities and whether a more gradual approach, such as a part-time position, should be considered. Additionally, the hearing saw sharply divided opinions on proposed modifications to Ridgefield's senior property tax programs, indicating a broader community discussion on fiscal policy and support for its elderly population.
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Fairfield University Receives $95,000 in Grants to Advance AI and Manufacturing Education

Fairfield University Receives $95,000 in Grants to Advance AI and Manufacturing Education

Fairfield University's School of Engineering and Computing has been awarded two grants totaling $95,000 to enhance its programs in artificial intelligence (AI) and manufacturing education. The awards include a $75,000 Connecticut Tech Talent Accelerator (TTA) 3.0 Innovation Grant, supported by the Connecticut Office of Workforce Strategy, and a $20,000 grant from the Gene Haas Foundation. These funds will support the university's AI-Assisted Manufacturing Readiness initiative, which integrates responsible AI, advanced manufacturing, industry engagement, and workforce preparation. Dr. Naser Haghbin, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is the principal investigator for the TTA grant, with Dr. Sidike Paheding and Dr. Zahra Shahbazi serving as co-principal investigators. The initiative aims to develop a school-wide digital thread pathway connecting CAD design, manufacturing, inspection, quality, and AI-assisted decision-making, preparing students for the evolving demands of the engineering and manuf...
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Driver Seriously Injured After Racing Car Crash at Lime Rock Park

Driver Seriously Injured After Racing Car Crash at Lime Rock Park

Driver Seriously Injured After Racing Car Crash at Lime Rock Park
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DHS Intensifies Voter Fraud Investigations in Multiple States Ahead of November Elections

DHS Intensifies Voter Fraud Investigations in Multiple States Ahead of November Elections

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is escalating its voter fraud investigations across several U.S. states, including Missouri, Washington, Wisconsin, Georgia, California, Pennsylvania, Nevada, New York, and Connecticut. This initiative, spearheaded by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), an arm of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, aims to address President Trump's claims of widespread voter fraud. Internal guidance describes this effort as a 'coordinated criminal voter fraud surge initiative' designed to pursue investigative leads, conduct field interviews, and support timely prosecutorial review. A DHS spokesperson indicated that over 24,000 potential noncitizens have been identified and referred to HSI for investigation. Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins has publicly supported the investigation, emphasizing the importance of securing elections and prosecuting fraudulent activities. The DHS spokesperson also praised the SAVE America Act, legislation that would mandate proof of citize...
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Intuit Seeks Staff Software Engineer for Full Stack Finance Role to Enhance Lead-to-Cash Process

Intuit Seeks Staff Software Engineer for Full Stack Finance Role to Enhance Lead-to-Cash Process

Intuit Seeks Staff Software Engineer for Full Stack Finance Role to Enhance Lead-to-Cash Process
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UConn Football 2026 season preview: The RB Room

UConn Football 2026 season preview: The RB Room

Like most position groups, every major contributor at running back from last year is gone. Cam Edwards, Mel brown, Victor Rosa, Oliver Lundberg Coleman and MJ Flowers transferred out. Those five backs accumulated 1,870 rushing yards and 21 of the team’s 26 rushing touchdowns, with Edwards leading the way, racking up 1,240 yards and hitting […]