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Hosed by the system
Middletown, CT
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Why anybody swims in that garbage pail, the sound is beyond me......
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hood boy
New Haven, CT
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So the rich white kids a playing around,,, DA. Wake up folkes, this is 2008 not 1968.
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Derek
Wallingford, CT
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hood boy wrote: So the rich white kids a playing around,,, DA. Wake up folkes, this is 2008 not 1968. Gee, I didn't know Milford has only rich, white kids.... Like you said, it's 2008 not 1968.
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Jason
West Hartford, CT
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Only several needles? What's the big deal? Ever looked on the sand at pleasure beach in Bridgeport...you will find more crack viles and needles than there are drug dealers in bridgeport. Looks like Milford is feeling blight from its neighbor.
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Pug Mahone
Alexandria, VA
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On the news last nite they tried to say it was medical waste that had washed ashore.
****?
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Curious
Providence, RI
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Does someone proof-read the online news items before they are posted? WTNH is a well known news station and spelling errors take away from the professionalism of it's workers. Rack instead of rake? It may be worthwhile to have someone proof-read the items, instead of using Spellcheck, as it doesn't catch everything.
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ang
Milford, CT
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they are all also the silver sands beach too. My son and I were using his metal detector and all along the railing on the path we found a bunch of them
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mister jones
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Jason--
how do you get to Pleasure Beach in Bridgeport? I thought it was inaccessible [except by boat] since the bridge burned down some years ago.
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Murray
Meriden, CT
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I agree with the poster...who would want to swim in the sound. It's dirty and has jellyfish. Yuck. Give me a beach in Florida or the Caribbean any day.
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Anonymous
Seymour, CT
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Milford has a great coastline but the city and state really need to start to pay attention to the pollution problem and do something to clean it up before it gets worse.
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Tommy Boy
Commodore, PA
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I don't go to any of those beaches so I couldn't care less. Pile the syringes ten feet high on the beach. Who cares?
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reader78
Madison, CT
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Pug Mahone wrote: On the news last nite they tried to say it was medical waste that had washed ashore.
****? I totally believe that it was waste that washed ashore...I work at a beach along the sound and when there is higher then normal tides, many different things get left on the beach, it almost looks like a garbage barge dumped in the LI sound...syringes and trash galore...the beach I work @ rakes the beach on a daily basis so there is not much of a safety issue since by the time the beach is open, the sand is clean
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SICKENING
Hamden, CT
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Gotta agree Hosed....When you swim in the sound you swim in SEWAGE. Think about it: Every time the millions of people who live along the shoreline flush their toilets...UGGH!!!! Ya couldnt PAY me to go anywhere near it.
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Matt
Fort Ann, NY
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Why is this news. People have been leaving and finding needles on beaches since the needle was invented. It is a daily occurance in many places.
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Really
Wallingford, CT
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Steve Stomper wrote: <quoted text>Fire up the crack and shoot some homies and steal a dirtbike you ghetto dweller. That's awesome!!
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Judge it!