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As part of his project, Carley photographed a Long Island chainsaw artist and his Corvair pickup truck painted with a flag because the traditional flag the artist owned was stolen from his front yard. He and his family started painting it with the Stars and Stripes on 9/12/01. In the back of the truck there is an example of his work, a carved wooden bear in the form of a first responder fireman.
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After 9/11, a CT man started photographing American flags. 25 years later, he hasn’t stopped
Lori Mack
Connecticut artist Robert Carley has traveled to 46 states photographing the creative ways Americans have displayed the flag since the Sept. 11 attacks. A new exhibit in Norwich features about 150 of those images.
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Connecticut family turns 9/11 loss into a legacy of education
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An undated photo shows Scott Montellaro, a paramedic field training officer at American Medical Response New Haven's offices. as he received an award for 30 years of service. Montellaro is in the middle, flanked from right to left by Dave Laspino, an AMR Paramedic Supervisor and Clinical Education Supervisor, and Michael Turcio an AMR Operations Manager, New Haven.
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Hamden 9/11 first responder reflects 25 years after the attacks
Eddy Martinez
Barbara Keating, shown with her husband William, was a passenger on American Airlines Flight 11. She died on 9/11 when terrorists crashed the plane into the World Trade Center. Her remains were identified last year and on Friday she'll be laid to rest.
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Barbara Keating died in the 9/11 attack. She's finally being laid to rest
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FILE: A construction worker carries a sawhorse in front of a building being renovated in the Colonial Village public housing complex in Norwalk. After spending years to get local zoning approval, the project is now waiting on state funding to move forward. Every year, state legislators earmark millions of dollars to build new affordable housing. But as the housing market has heated up, Connecticut Public’s Accountability Project has found there’s a $450 million pot of money that hasn’t been spent.
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