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Today's riddle: What do you call an angry carrot? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Coventry girls volleyball routs SMSA to advance to semifinals (thechronicle.com) — Holy Cross is headed for a Class S volleyball semifinal against Coventry after sweeping Grasso Tech in three sets. Coventry also advanced with a straight-set win, beating SMSA 25-8, 25-18 and 25-14. The matchup pairs two teams coming off convincing quarterfinal victories.
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2. Saint Mary's Hospital hosts event to get Black youth interested in careers in healthcare (wtnh.com) — Hundreds gathered at Saint Mary's Hospital in Waterbury on Saturday for a summit helping Black youth picture themselves in healthcare careers. The third annual Black Men in White Coats event offered mentorship and connections, with hospital leaders emphasizing the value of young people seeing providers who look like them.
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3. Windham, Torrington hospitals to invest $12.65M to add inpatient rehab unit, mobile stroke service (hartfordbusiness.com) — Hartford HealthCare plans a rehabilitation unit at Windham Hospital and a mobile stroke service based in Torrington, backed by $12.65 million in federal funding. Windham's unit is expected in summer 2027, while the stroke service is due by January 2028, pending approval. The expansion follows last month's opening of PAM Health's Waterbury rehabilitation hospital.
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4. Connecticut Thanksgiving Travel: Waterbury, CT Whiteout Dangers (newsbreak.com) — Thanksgiving travelers on I-84 through Waterbury are being reminded how quickly snow squalls can erase visibility, not warned of a predicted holiday storm. The preparedness guide advises delaying travel during a snow squall warning and, if already driving, slowing gradually and exiting safely rather than stopping in a travel lane.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What do you call an angry carrot?" — A steamed vegetable (Thank you Kathy J. for sending it in!)
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