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Connecticut man went to war with his brother, losing him in Battle of Iwo Jima
At age 98, Peter Senick of New Haven is among Connecticut's younger World War II veterans, a diminishing cohort in the state ...
Virtually forgotten, the story of a historic CT bell may once again ring out for all
The artifact also could help illuminate the broader economic ties with the U.S. military as well as lesser known stories ...
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World War I memorials ‘capture spirit of soldier’: Kent hears history behind structures
KENT - World War I memorials are found throughout the state, but Richard Franklin Donahue laments that so many citizens are unaware of where they are in their own hometowns. His mission is to change ...
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Waterbury, Connecticut
More than 12,000 men and 500 women from Waterbury served in the armed forces during the war. 282 of those who ... Naugatuck and Mad Rivers in central Connecticut, Waterbury had been the center ...
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This NYC heiress’ Cold War retreat in Connecticut that she expanded — but never lived in — has listed for $25.5M
In New Canaan, Connecticut, lies an expansive estate with a Cold War past — and a story as mysterious as the woman who once owned it. The late, and eccentric, heiress Huguette Clark, the ...