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Activities For Families With Cancelled Halloween
Well, we still have no power...and we found out last night that our Halloween parades - at school and in town - are cancelled because of the downed trees and power lines in our area....a result of Hurricane Sandy. Town officials are trying to keep the...
Tags: Halloween, Mystic Aquarium and Institute for Exploration, Hurricanes, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Holidays
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Stratford Doctor, Who Left Private Practice To Teach High School, Helps Recycling Program
Bunnell High School, Stratford CTDr. Wrubel has done many things in his life time. He is an accomplished author of Word Speaking, a non-fiction book of poems. He was also a podiatrist in private practice here for many years until eight years ago when he made a career change. It would...Tags: Science and Technology, Teaching and Learning, Stratford, Teachers, Education
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Boston Children's Museum: More Imagination, Inspiration and Science
FoxCTIf you think you've "been there, done that," think again. Four years ago, a 23-thousand square foot addition was built onto Boston Children's Museum, filling this iconic spot with even more imagination, inspiration and science. Founded by teachers...Tags: Arts and Culture, Science and Technology, Museums
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Toyota Camry
By Jim MacPherson
Redesigning a vehicle that has long been a market leader is fraught with danger. Even the best automakers have been known to come up with a replacement that falls short of the performance and appeal of the previous model.
But this...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Physiology, Middletown
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Hyundai Accent
By Jim MacPherson
For decades most low-budget models never let you forget that you scrimped big time on car shopping. Even now, not everyone has adjusted to the idea that inexpensive small cars don’t need to feel cheap.
Fortunately, there's...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Physiology, Vehicles, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz
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Nissan Altima
Not only are there many mid-size family sedans to choose from, most of them are quite good. Count the 2012 Nissan Altima as among the best.
The Altima sedan comes with either a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine, good for 175 horsepower, or a 3.5-liter V-6,...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Vehicles, Physiology, Middletown, Nissan
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Mini Countryman
By Jim MacPherson
There are many ways to look upon the new-for-2011 Mini Countryman. You could consider it the first four door-Mini to be offered on these shores, the first Mini with optional all-wheel drive, or the first Mini that holds adults in the...Tags: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Physiology, Mini, Science and Technology, Human Interest
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Volkswagen EOS
Volkswagen EOS
By Jim MacPherson
For several years in my town there was a young man who drove his convertible nearly year-round with the top down. He raised the top for rain and snow, but kept the roof down even on the coldest of days.
Most...Tags: Physiology, Car Engine Repair
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Weekend Meteorologist/Weather Producer
WTIC/WCCT - TV POSITION DESCRIPTION POSITION: Weekend Meteorologist/Weather Producer DATE: 2/21/11 DEPARTMENT: News REPORTS TO: News Director ROLE: Analyze data, prepare weather graphics and present weathercast RESPONSIBILITIES - Present...Tags: Science and Technology, Weather Statistics, WTIC, Weather Reports, Weather
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