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60% of Waterbury Residents Remain without Water, Schools Closed Tuesday: City Officials

60% of Waterbury Residents Remain without Water, Schools Closed Tuesday: City Officials

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

The video above aired on Dec. 15 at noon. WATERBURY, Conn. (WTNH) — A water main break is continuing to impact residents, schools, hospitals and businesses in Waterbury and surrounding communities on Monday. While crews were working to fix a water main break on Thomaston Avenue Friday night, another main was impacted, causing widespread water [...]See the Story

Pipe repairs progressing as majority of Waterbury remains without drinkable water, mayor says

Waterbury, Connecticut · Waterbury

Pipe repairs progressing as majority of Waterbury remains without drinkable water, mayor says

Coverage: 2 sources

The mayor said Waterbury schools will be closed Tuesday as a number of older schools run on steam heat that requires an infusion of water.See the Story

As a Long, Cold Winter Sets in, CT Will Fill in the Gaps to Help the Homeless

Homelessness · Connecticut

As a Long, Cold Winter Sets in, CT Will Fill in the Gaps to Help the Homeless

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The tents of a homeless camp line the sidewalk.(Michael Dwyer / AP)Two people in Stamford have died from exposure, as Connecticut is held in the grip of extreme cold weather. This comes as the state is allocating funds toward emergency housing to fill the gaps left by the Trump administration.Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont said he’ll put more than $5 million toward homelessness prevention, drawn from the state’s recently created emergency reserve t…See the Story

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