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![There is a chance of rain throughout the weekend and into Monday and Tuesday, with skies clearing up Wednesday, according to current forecasts for Connecticut.]()
NWS: Chance of rain this weekend, early next week in CTThe weekend, Monday and Tuesday might bring some rain to the state, but skies clear up mid-week.By Tara O'Neill
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Sports
![The UConn Huskies take on the Xavier Musketeers to an almost empty Harry A. Gampel Pavilion in the second half at Harry A. Gampel Pavilion in Storrs, Conn. on Dec. 19, 2020. UConn defeated Xavier 106-59. (David Butler II/Pool Photo via AP)]()
Attorney of former UConn strength coach blasts Dan HurleyFormer UConn strength coach Sal Alosi, who’s made anti-mask, anti-vaccine posts on social media, claims Dan Hurley didn’t want to follow COVID protocols.By David Borges
Business
![In June 2021, the Connecticut General Assembly strengthened the state's bottle bill by doubling the deposit to 10 cents, while commissioning the administration of Gov. Ned Lamont to study the feasibility of requiring consumer product manufacturers to include a minimum amount of recycled materials in the containers they sell.]()
CT weighs minimum recycled contentManufacturers could be facing penalties in a few years if they do not use a percentage of recycled material in their containers.By Alexander Soule
Entertainment
![The Piano Project in Stamford Downtown is an interactive art exhibit that invites spectators to become part of the art and play one of 25 transformed pianos. The exhibit will run through September 2021.]()
Piano Project brings interactive art to downtown StamfordMulticolored pianos have popped up through the downtown area as part of Stamford’s 28th annual sculpture exhibit produced by the Stamford Downtown Special Service District.By Sarajane Sullivan
Real Estate
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Arts and Leisure
![Tom Scott is the founder of the Nantucket Project and the Neighborhood Project.]()
Greenwich’s Tom Scott wants to bring back conversationTom Scott, a Greenwich entrepreneur, created the Neighborhood Project to provide a virtual safe space for meaningful conversations.By Keith Loria
Politics
![Save $100 on a or a Dyson Ball Animal 2 for Prime Day]()
The best non-Prime Day deal is saving $100 on a Dyson vacuumSave $100 on two different Dyson vaccuums instead of shopping Amazon for Prime Day.By Ana Suarez
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