$50K Powerball Ticket Sold In CT
A lucky Powerball player in Connecticut won $50,000 in the drawing held on Monday, Nov. 10, according to the CT Lottery.
The winning ticket matched four white balls and the red Powerball, earning the game’s third-tier prize. The winning numbers were 6, 28, 44, 48, 58, and the Powerball was 23, lottery officials said.
Only one ticket sold in Connecticut hit that combination. As of Tuesday, no information was available on where the winning ticket was purchased.
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Man Who Stole $12K From Route 206 Flanders Gas Station Arrested With Warrants Out Of CT: Cops
A Newark, N,J man wanted out of Hartford, CT was jailed after police said he stole more than $12,000 from a gas station.
Mount Olive police responded to the Flanders Shell Gas Station on Route 206 on Sunday, Oct. 12, after the station owner discovered that the office had been broken into and approximately $12,400 was missing from the safe, according to Officer Thomas Cuff and Detective James Carney.
Through the course of their investigation, detectives identified the suspect as 57-year-old Albert Smith, police said.
Detective Carney determined Smith had fled to Hartford, Connecticut, where…
WWII Ship That Survived D-Day Now Sails As Ferry Between Long Island And Connecticut
Every day, vehicles and commuters roll aboard the Cape Henlopen between New London, CT, and Orient Point on Long Island — often unaware they’re traveling on a piece of World War II history.
Courtesy of Cross Sound Ferry
The Cross Sound Ferry vessel began its life as the USS LST-510, a Navy landing ship built in Jeffersonville, IN, in 1943, launched that November, and commissioned in January 1944. Just months later, it was part of the Allied invasion of Normandy, helping to change the course of World War II.
According to the company, the LST-510 earned one battle star for its service, a d…
Multiple Callers Reported Dead Dog On Naugatuck Field — It Was Just A Plastic Coyote
Concerned residents in one Connecticut town can breathe a sigh of relief — that “injured dog” spotted lying motionless in a local field isn’t hurt, abandoned, or even real.
According to Naugatuck Animal Control, the furry figure that’s been alarming passersby at Peter J. Foley Field is actually a fake coyote — strategically placed to scare off birds.
Over the past few weeks, officials said they’ve received “numerous calls… about an abandoned dog, injured dog, and now [Nov. 4], due to the wind, a possible deceased dog,” according to a Facebook post from the agency.
“Rest assured, the coyote…
