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Connecticut Sun sale, explained: Why Celtics minority owner is planning to move WNBA team to Boston
Celtics minority owner Steve Pagliuca agreed to purchase Connecticut's WNBA franchise for $325 million on Saturday, per the Boston Globe's Gary Washburn. Pagliuca will shell out funds to the franchise's previous owners, the Mohegan Tribe. He is reportedly planning to relocate the Sun to Boston by 2027.
The Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES) has detected West Nile virus-infected mosquitoes in 19 cities and ...
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St. James-Smithtown Little League cruises by Connecticut to move win away from World Series dream
St. James-Smithtown Little League is stampeding into an all-or-nothing game that would put them in the Little League World ...
(WFSB) - Wildfire smoke from Canada continued to cause air quality concerns in Connecticut on Tuesday. Channel 3 ...
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is impacting the air quality in Connecticut. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric ...
Five years after Jennifer Dulos vanished, a new examination reveals financial motives behind her death and the devastating ...
For the fourth-place Phoenix Mercury, a home game with a fully healthy team against the Connecticut Sun, who have the worst record in the WNBA sounds easy, but ...
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Connecticut town responds to Matt Rife's purchase of Warrens' Occult Museum
Tell us if you've heard this joke before. A comedian buys a "paranormal" museum and house in Connecticut. That is what ...
Phoenix Mercury forward Satou Sabally is off the injury report and expected to play in Tuesday's matchup against the ...
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Connecticut celebrates 'TerrifiCon Days' — Con offers faves such as Quan, Atwell and more
Connecticut declares Aug. 8-10 "TerrificCon Days," as the convention attracts a wide array of fan favorites from film, TV and ...
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