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FILE: Tabitha Sookdeo, executive director of the youth-led organization Connecticut Students for a Dream, speaks at a press conference in Hartford on August 26, 2025. to announce an inquiry into ICE Tactics. After this week in August 2026 she said, “It almost feels like a natural disaster has occurred.”
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A week of ICE enforcement sees upwards of 100 detentions across CT, immigrant advocates say
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The Connecticut Immigrant Support Network estimates that at least 100 ICE detentions occurred this week as of Thursday night. Advocates say that number is likely far higher.
Rendering of homes from the Packet for proposed redevelopment at 1205 East Putnam Avenue in the Riverside neighborhood in Greenwich.
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Greenwich to consider construction of 13 townhomes off I-95
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Lifeguard Gryfn Kobylarz at the Torrington town pool poses with ceramic frogs and the donated wildlife escape ramp made by FrogLog to give small animals a way out of the pool.
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This new tool helps save little critters who fall in the Torrington town pool
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The first round of light, fluffy snow in 2024 is headed to Vermont this weekend.
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This winter, New England scientists will track snowpack like never before
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FILE: U.S. Rep. John B. Larson (right), appearing with Connecticut State Rep. Matt Blumenthal, co-chair of the Government Administration and Elections Committee, announces a joint federal-state effort to protect elections from illegal ICE intimidation. “It's an abomination,” said Larson, “To think that the President and his minions, including Mr. Bannon, would go around and try to intimidate voters all across this country. Since when do we need the military at our town halls, at our libraries and at our elementary schools? People have the right to vote. What they're trying to do is intimidate people from coming to vote by having armed personnel at our polling places.”
  1. A state law restricting police at polling sites creates confusion and division in Fairfield
  2. CT ICE operation escalates with kicking, shocking, spraying irritants, immigrant advocates say
  3. The toll of ICE activity weighs on Fairfield County residents: ‘His car was there, but he was not’
  4. CT officials pledge support for immigrant advocates as Danbury faces 50 ICE detainments this week
  5. Double-digit health insurance rate requests draw criticism from CT lawmakers, residents
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