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Lamont Directs Flags To Half-Staff Tomorrow For Connecticut DOT Employee Elvin Hernandez

Governor Ned Lamont is directing US and state flags on all Connecticut state government buildings and properties lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Friday, October 2, 2026, in honor of the Connecticut Department of Transportation employee who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle last week while on the job doing road maintenance work on Interstate 95 in Fairfield. —Bee file photo

My Backyard Habitat: Connecticut’s Woodpeckers — The Keystone Birds Working Behind The Scenes

Two juvenile pileated woodpeckers peer from their nest cavity. —Laura Mitchell photo

All Smiles At Real Food CT's 6th Annual 'An Evening At The Farm' Fundraiser

Anna Ruggiero (right) of Angelina’s Italian Deli serves food to attendees of Real Food CT’s sixth annual ‘Evening At The Farm’ fundraiser on Saturday, September 19.
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Governor Ned Lamont is directing US and state flags on all Connecticut state government buildings and properties lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Friday, October 2, 2026, in honor of the Connecticut Department of Transportation employee who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle last week while on the job doing road maintenance work on Interstate 95 in Fairfield. —Bee file photo

Lamont Directs Flags To Half-Staff Tomorrow For Connecticut DOT Employee Elvin Hernandez

Governor Ned Lamont is directing US and state flags on all Connecticut state government buildings and properties lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on Friday, October 2, 2026, in honor of the Connecticut Department of Transportation employee who was struck and killed by a motor vehicle last week while on the job doing road maintenance work on Interstate 95 in Fairfield.
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First Selectman Bruce Walczak issued his latest proclamation on September 22, responding to a request from Newtown Woman’s Club ahead of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) International Day of Service. Joining Walczak for the issuance of the proclamation early Wednesday afternoon were, seated at left, current Woman’s Club President Rosemary Rau; and continuing counterclockwise, Woman’s Club members Jo-Ann Bruno, Jeanne Braude-Magi and Gina Pin. —Bee Photos, Hicks

Newtown Woman’s Club Day Will Continue Into October With Efforts To Raise Awareness Of Domestic Violence

First Selectman Bruce Walczak issued his latest proclamation on September 22, responding to a request from Newtown Woman’s Club ahead of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs International Day of Service on September 26.
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