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New Tick-Borne Disease Identified in Connecticut

Researchers at Yale University have discovered the disease.
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Whooping Cough Will Reach 10-Year High in Connecticut

Health officials are urging residents to get vaccine booster shots.
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Runners Needed for American Liver Foundation's Research…

The American Liver Foundation still has spots available on their 2013 Run for Research Boston…
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Tips for a Heart Healthy Lifestyle in Honor of American…

Heart disease is the number one killer in the United States and in the world, according to the…
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Contrast and Conflict: The Tale of Connecticut River Valley…

The second part in the story of Windsor's founding examines the contrast between European and…
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Grace Church Book Discussion Group

Jean Keating will lead a book discussion on Still Alice by author Lisa Genova. This is an…
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Pediatric Group Says Circumcision Benefits Outweigh Risks

The new stand by the American Academy of Pediatrics could affect how doctors view the…
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Winter Damage, Low Ph May Keep Your Plants From Growing

The Agricultural Experiment Station provides free services to find out what's killing your…
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New Study: Your Morning Cup of Coffee Could Relieve Pain

The report from Norway says the caffeine in coffee appears to alleviate physical discomforts.
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Raw Food Explained

"You Don't Have to be Sick" Raw Food Explained
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Tips for First Responders Assisting People with Memory Loss

On Wednesday, January 16, the Town of Southbury, in partnership with The Watermark at East…
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The American Cancer Society Applauds Educational Playcare…

The American Cancer Society applauds Educational Playcare of Farmington, Avon, Simsbury,…
Educational Playcare of Farmington, Avon, Simsbury, Windsor and Wallingford raised $19,000 for the American Cancer Society Daffodil Days campaign. Pictured here are some children at the Educational Playcare’s new Wallingford location.
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Educational Playcare of Farmington, Avon, Simsbury, Windsor and Wallingford raised $19,000 for the American Cancer Society Daffodil Days campaign. Pictured here are some children at the Educational Playcare’s new Wallingford location.

ALSA-CT Names Jennifer J. Gross as New Director of…

(Milford, CT – March 20, 2012) – The ALS Association Connecticut Chapter (ALSA-CT) today…
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A Look Back on 2012 from 'Fifty Shades of Grey' to 'The…

Some great books — and some not-so-great books — had their moments in the sun this year.
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Dr. Martin Makary: Staying Healthy in the U.S. Health Care…

The noted surgeon, author of "The Checklist Manifesto," performs a new health check on…
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FDA Reveals Graphic Cigarette Warning Labels

The Food and Drug Administration unveiled new cigarette health warnings Tuesday.
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Flu-Related Deaths in Connecticut Reach 17

According to state health statistics, there have been a total of 10 confirmed flu cases in…
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Windsor Native Creates Solutions For Ice Buildup on Roofs

Students at the Talcott Mountain Academy had their science fair on February 8.
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New Connecticut State Laws in Effect

Dozens of pieces of legislation approved by the General Assembly in its last session went into…
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CT Breast Health Initiative Seeking Windsor Ambassadors to…

New Britain, Conn. (January 31, 2013) - The CT Breast Health Initiative, a statewide nonprofit…
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Nut Butter Recall Expands

Sunland, Inc. Announces Voluntary Recall of Some Almond Butter and Peanut Butter Products Due…
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Simple Tips to Fight the Flu

Flu season is well underway and it’s looking like it could be as severe as the 2003-2004…
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Good-News Friday: Feb. 15, 2013

This week's helping of good news brings you wedding bells and an anniversary to remember.
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Campaign Notebook: Murphy Defends Against McMahon Ad

News and updates from the campaign trail in Connecticut.
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Bishop Maurice Uriah Earl Huggins

Bishop Maurice Uriah Earl Huggins, 48 of Windsor, beloved husband to Pearl (Goodison) Huggins,…
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Pedaling 135 Miles For AngelRide 2011

Every Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of volunteers and cyclists from all over New England…
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Healthy Living Can Prevent Breast Cancer: Windsor Resources

Research shows good nutrition and exercise can help prevent breast cancer. Here are some…
Breast Cancer Awareness  

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HELPING TO CURB THE OBESITY EPIDEMIC

Community-based nonprofit organization in Connecticut receives UnitedHealth HEROES grant to…
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Tips to Reduce Holiday Stress

Your relatives are coming, your child is in the school holiday concert, gifts…
Holidays  

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Quinnipiac Graduates Encouraged to Give Selflessly

Melissa A. Trinks of Windsor among the 1,333 students awarded undergraduates degrees by…
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