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Indian Point 3 License To Continue Operating Without Recertification Indian Point 3 License To Continue Operating Without Recertification
Indian Point 3 License To Continue Operating Without Recertification CORTLANDT, N.Y. - Even if the license for one of Indian Point's reactors is not re-certified by Sunday, Entergey, owners of the nuclear power plant, said it will continue to operate the plant, reported Time Warner Cable News.  According to Time Warner Cable News, Entergy said it applied for a renewal license more than five years ago. During that time period, it has had a high safety rating from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the story said.  For the full story, click here. 

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Rhinebeck School Board Considers Later Start Time Rhinebeck School Board Considers Later Start Time
Rhinebeck School Board Considers Later Start Time RHINEBECK, N.Y. - It long has been argued by teenagers and doctors alike that teenagers need more sleep in the morning, and this year, the Rhinebeck School District is considering taking that advice.  According to a report from Time Warner Cable News, the board of education is looking into changing the time of when school starts to allow students more time to sleep in the morning.  This is the result of more than a year of consideration and research on behalf of the school district, the story said.  For the full story, click here. 

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Protesters Line Street Against Pipeline Protesters Line Street Against Pipeline
Protesters Line Street Against Pipeline TARRYTOWN, N.Y. - Groups of protesters lined the streets outside the Westchester Marriott Hotel in Tarrytown earlier this week, while the Chair of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission was in a meeting at the hotel. According to a report from News 12, environmental protesters want the commission to rethink a new natural gas pipeline that had been approved by federal regulators in March.  Others were at the hotel protesting against the aging Indian Point nuclear facility, arguing it needs to be shut down permanently.  For the full story, click here. 

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Yale Wiffenpoofs To Sing At Southport Trinity Church Yale Wiffenpoofs To Sing At Southport Trinity Church
Yale Wiffenpoofs To Sing At Southport Trinity Church SOUTHPORT, Conn. - The all-male a capella ensemble that is the Yale Wiffenpoofs will be visiting Southport's Trinity Episcopal Church for a special concert and reception Saturday, Dec. 12. The concert is a part of the church's "Music Under the Spire" program, which renews the tradition of music that has been part of Trinity's heritage.  The concert is from 3-5 p.m. Doors will open at 2 p.m.  Advance purchase of tickets is recommended; tickets can be purchased online. 

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The WorkPace In Bridgeport Receives Newman's Own Grant To Help Veterans The WorkPace In Bridgeport Receives Newman's Own Grant To Help Veterans
The WorkPace In Bridgeport Receives Newman's Own Grant To Help Veterans BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — The WorkPlace in Bridgeport has received a $20,000 grant from the Newman's Own Foundation in Westport to help fund their program that works with homeless veterans.“This grant enables us to enhance our holistic approach to meeting the needs of veterans while increasing the probability of obtaining employment,” said Joseph Carbone, president and CEO of The WorkPlace. “The support of Newman’s Own Foundation is helping us fulfill our mission to develop a well-educated, well-trained and self-sufficient workforce.”  The WorkPlace is working with Homes for the Brave and Columbus…

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Business
The Bott Shoppe Celebrates Grand Opening In Mamaroneck The Bott Shoppe Celebrates Grand Opening In Mamaroneck
The Bott Shoppe Celebrates Grand Opening In Mamaroneck MAMARONECK, N.Y. – The Bott Shoppe Pop Up Art Gallery and Gift Shop in Mamaroneck, a limited-time boutique offering handmade and local items for sale through the holiday season, recently held its grand opening.The shop, owned by Laura Saravia Bott, offers everything from fine art to books and clothing to tech gifts, many of which are made by local artists and artisans in the greater New York City area.  Every Tuesday from 2-5 p.m. children and parents are invited to attend the Play & Shop at this kid-friendly shopping event with crafts, snacks and refreshments available.  The shop also …

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Newtown Flagpole Photographers Hold Contest, Holiday Party Newtown Flagpole Photographers Hold Contest, Holiday Party
Newtown Flagpole Photographers Hold Contest, Holiday Party NEWTOWN, Conn. - The Newtown Flagpole Photography Club is inviting guests to vote for their favorite photograph during its annual December competition. This year's theme is "Predominate Color" so photographs can be any color, but one color should stand out in the photo as being predominate. It also happens to be the theme of this years annual holiday party.  The holiday party will be held Dec. 11 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. at the Newtown Senior Center, 14 Riverside Road. The photographs will be voted on by everyone who attends, including guests.The winners will be announced after dinner. …

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Stamford Vigil To Remember Gun Violence Victims Stamford Vigil To Remember Gun Violence Victims
Stamford Vigil To Remember Gun Violence Victims STAMFORD, Conn. - On the steps of Old Town Hall in Stamford, the ENOUGH Campaign will have its third annual vigil Thursday to honor the lives lost to gun violence across the country. The vigil will take place on the steps of the Old Town Hall, 175 Atlantic St. from 5:30-7 p.m. The ENOUGH Campaign will be joined by the Greenwich Council against Gun Violence and the Brady Campaign Southwestern CT Chapter.  The vigil is one of more than 265 local vigils and events in 39 states around the nation organized by the Newtown Action Alliance. “Empathy is a key to reducing the prevalence of violence. …

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Ramsey's Smith Middle School Need Your Help Delivering Gifts For Charity Ramsey's Smith Middle School Need Your Help Delivering Gifts For Charity
Ramsey's Smith Middle School Need Your Help Delivering Gifts For Charity RAMSEY, N.J. - Smith Middle School is looking for students and families interested in helping the All Wrapped-Up Gift Delivery charity to deliver donated gifts to families in need. As a part of the Community Service Club, students will be heading out from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursday Dec. 17 to bring the gifts to the families. Lunch will be provided following the deliveries, and students are responsible for making up any work missed while they deliver the gifts. There are a limited number of spaces. TO SIGN UP, CLICK HERE. 

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Fairfield County Called The Most Unequal Place In America Fairfield County Called The Most Unequal Place In America
Fairfield County Called The Most Unequal Place In America FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. - A recent study by Business Insider shows that in addition to Fairfield County being the wealthiest county in the country, it is also the most unequal place. The study specifically notes that as of 2012, Bridgeport's per capita income was $19,743, with nearly a quarter of residents living below the poverty line, according to the US Census Bureau. However, the same year in Greenwich the per capita income was $83,270 and only 7.1 percent of residents live below the poverty line.  The top 5 percent of Fairfield County residents possess nearly 30 percent of the county's…

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