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Connecticut's Magical Moments in 2025
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Connecticuts 2025 year in pictures, as captured by photographer Aaron Flaum, showcases a mix of everyday wonders and big celebrations. From a mermaids delight at Mystic Aquarium to UConns NCAA championship welcome home rally, and a solemn tribute at the Police Memorial Service, these images highlight the heart and soul of the Nutmeg State. Checkout Solipillow.com
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Church Hill Classics Expands in Monroe
01:29|Local business, Church Hill Classics, expands in Monroe with a million-dollar purchase of a manufacturing building at six hundred Pepper Street. The company, known for its high-quality frames for colleges and universities, aims to increase production capacity without leaving its current location. Checkout Solipillow.com
Connecticut DMV Launches EV Charging Stations
01:21|Connecticuts DMV Unveils 36 New EV Charging Stations: Faster, Cheaper Top-ups for EV Drivers Checkout Solipillow.com
Poke Bros Opens in Southington, CT
01:26|Poke Bros, a national chain specializing in poke bowls and build-your-own sushi in a bowl, celebrates its soft opening in Southington, Connecticut. Owner Bin Jiang, with fifteen years of sushi experience, chose the location for its warmth and friendliness, and offers fan favorites like The Duke and unique Dubai chocolate mochi ice cream dumplings. Checkout Solipillow.com
Residents Jump from Burning Apartment, No Injuries
01:06|Early Wednesday, a fire at a Main Street apartment building in West Haven forced residents to jump from windows. Two people escaped, no injuries reported. Firefighters battled the blaze, displacing five. Adjacent apartments sustained smoke and water damage. Checkout Solipillow.com
New CSS Stylesheet Boosts Readability, Engagement
01:53|New CSS stylesheet enhances website content, offering responsive fonts, custom styles, and improved readability. It supports WordPress elements and boosts engagement with italic blockquotes and dotted underline abbreviations. Expect smoother scrolling and fewer formatting issues as sites adopt this update. Checkout Solipillow.com
Connecticut Braces for New Year's Eve Snow
01:24|Connecticut braces for light snow on New Years Eve, with the National Weather Service predicting snow starting between ten p.m. and two a.m., lasting until eight to ten a.m. Thursday. Most areas will see less than one inch, but eastern parts might get up to two inches. Meteorologists warn of hazardous spots as people travel to and from New Years Eve events, urging drivers to take it slow. After the snow, expect gradually sunny skies with highs from twenty-five to thirty degrees, perfect for ringing in the new year once the flurries clear out. Checkout Solipillow.com
Nail Salon Dispute Leads to Hate Crime Charges
01:23|Nail Salon Dispute Leads to Hate Crime Charges: A Norwalk Salon Employee Faces Charges After Alleged Racial Remarks During a Service Dispute Checkout Solipillow.com
Armed Robbery at Bradley Inn: Suspect on the Loose
01:09|Armed Robbery at Windsor Locks Hotel: Suspect on the Loose - A man was robbed at gunpoint in the Bradley Inn hotel parking lot, with the suspect stealing two rings and punching the victim. Despite a police search involving Windsor Police and a K-nine unit, the suspect remains at large. If you have any information, contact Windsor Locks police immediately. Checkout Solipillow.com
First Night Hartford: 37th Annual New Year's Celebration
01:59|Experience the magic of First Night Hartford, Connecticuts largest public New Years celebration, now in its 37th year! This lively festival transforms downtown Hartford into a hub of arts, culture, and community spirit, running from early afternoon until midnight fireworks. Head to Union Stations Great Hall for all-access buttons, festival guides, and vendor booths. Enjoy live music on the mainstage in Bushnell Park, hosted by Emmy-nominated anchor Keith McGilvery, with performances by Academy Modern Band, Natasha Ramos and the Casuals, and more. Fireworks light up the skyline twice – family-friendly at 6 p.m. and the grand finale at midnight. Explore performances across dozens of venues, from jazz and folk at Black Eyed Sallys to improv comedy, silent disco, and karaoke. Highlights include the new immersive art installation Petrichor, family fun like hands-on art and magic shows, and the Peoples Parade. Adult buttons cost $15, granting entry to all indoor spots. For a fancier night, join the First and Last Ball at the Bond Ballroom from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with fireworks views. Its all thanks to community sponsors, promising one of the best lineups yet! Checkout Solipillow.com