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Controversy in Plainville: Nativity Scene Removed from Public Park A longstanding nativity scene in Plainvilles Veterans Memorial Park has been taken down, sparking a heated debate. Local Republicans accuse Democratic council members of skipping proper procedures. The town attorney, Morris Borea, explains that a standalone religious display on public property could violate the First Amendment. He suggests bundling the nativity with secular holiday decorations or implementing a public forum policy for equal displays. The town council is set to discuss a policy, but no comments have been made yet. Checkout Solipillow.com

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A Connecticut man, Akeem Harris, faces severe charges in a human trafficking case involving two teenage girls. Harris, 27, was arrested in Hartford, with a one million dollar bond set after his arraignment. The investigation began in September, following tips about organized sex trafficking with juveniles. The victims, aged 14 and 15, were allegedly forced into sexual acts at a Hartford hotel, with threats of violence. Harriss attorney argues he wasnt the main organizer, but the judge describes the case as strong. Broaden, another suspect, was arrested last September and faces charges for promoting minors in obscene performances. Checkout Solipillow.com

Kevin, a 16-year-old from Meriden, Connecticut, returns home after six months in ICE detention. Community support led to his release, and he was welcomed with a press conference, hugs from local leaders, and a high school sweatshirt. His legal teams efforts resulted in a favorable court ruling. Kevin urges support for others facing similar struggles. Checkout Solipillow.com

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Connecticuts Governor Ned Lamont activates severe cold weather protocol due to arctic air and snowstorm, aiming to protect vulnerable individuals, especially the homeless, from deadly freezing conditions. The protocol, activated twice this month, enhances coordination between state, local, and nonprofit groups to get people to shelters and warming centers. For assistance, visit two eleven ct dot org or dial two eleven. Checkout Solipillow.com

Connecticut drivers rejoice! The Department of Transportation suspends all inspections, maintenance, and construction on major highways from December 24th to 26th and December 30th to January 2nd. This move aims to ease travel during the busy holiday season, with nearly four million people expected to hit the roads across New England. Key routes like I-95 and the I-91, I-691, and Route 15 interchange will be on hold, providing a stress-free trip home for many. Checkout Solipillow.com