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Today is National Pet Tricks Day, and when I think of Pet Tricks, I think of David Letterman and his classic "Stupid Pet Tricks" bit. On National Pet Tricks day, we recognize Porkchop, Connecticut's Therapy Pig.

God, I love a heartwarming end to mysteries, especially when it involves a missing animal.

We covered a wide array of topics with Esposito but what stood out were some exciting announcements related to communication. The Mayor has added a PR specialist to his staff (we'll come back to that) and the City is launching a new website on Monday (10/3/22). This is what the Mayor had to say of the tech update.

The Danbury Police Department is in the midst of an aggressive recruitment campaign but if you're interested, you need to act fast.

Hospitalization of Connecticut School Kids Reminds Us To Protect 'The Stash'

The disease does not infect humans, and more so, we're not at risk by handling infected deer, or eating infected venison. Yummers.

Next was a flood of different articles about it, and many more sightings. One sighting happened in Pawling, NY and I did an article about that. While I was writing that, I ran across the pictures you're about to see.

He told us while the neighbor wants to remain anonymous, they're not that tech savvy and they were "thrilled" that he was able to share the photo for them. The picture was taken in the Quaker Hill Road area of Pawling.

Fall is the season for these melt-in-your-mouth apple cider donuts...

The commenters on Waterbury social media groups have been almost unanimous - "Oh no", "Who cares", and "That mall is dangerous, it should be torn down"