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Connecticut Senator Stranded In Iraq Amid Middle East Chaos Returns: 'Grateful To Be Home'
A Connecticut Senator is back in the US after being stuck for days in Iraq amid the ongoing tensions and attacks in the Middle East. Sen. Saud Anwar, who represents the state's 3rd District, confirmed that he safely returned to Boston Logan Airport on Saturday, June 14, days after posting a video about the airline shutdown in the region. "Feeling incredibly blessed to be back home in the United States," Anwar posted on Facebook. "A heartfelt thank you to everyone who reached out through emails, texts, voice messages, social media, and your prayers. "Your love and support have truly lifted…
Vernon-Rockville, CT
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More Than 20 Protestors Arrested At UConn
More than 20 pro-Palestinian protesters have been arrested at the University of Connecticut after being told to leave by university officials. CBS affiliate WFSB Eyewitness News 3 reported that 23 protestors were arrested on Tuesday, April 30 as UConn Police moved in to take down the encampment. They were charged with charged with disorderly conduct and criminal trespass. According to Stephanie Reitz, spokeswoman for the university, on Friday, April 26, UConn shared guidelines with protest organizers and the university community for larger outdoor gatherings, including prohi…
Norwich, CT
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17th Century 'Witches' Could Be Exonerated By Proposed CT Bill
Convicted "witches" from the 17th century might receive official pardons even if they are not around to benefit from them. The proposed Connecticut bill, titled H.J. No. 21, would recognize that those accused of witchcraft during the 17th century were treated unfairly. Centuries later, descendant of Wallingford witch trial victim fights for justice https://t.co/I904mpVZWB pic.twitter.com/Ovyh0NWwE4 — Record-Journal (@Record_Journal) January 29, 2023 Another bill was introduced by Senator Saud Anwar of Hartford on Thursday, Jan. 12 that would recognize that people tried, convicted, or…
