Ansonia

that central spoke, you go out like they're trying to fix some of that.

But like you're going from Ansonia to the southern, it takes you like half the day.

Yeah.

If you're trying to get to Waterbury, it's not it's not a fun ride.

Oh, there's Traveler taking an enormous dump in front of the Stanford team.

There's Steve Coughlin from Ansonia, Connecticut.

All right.

Ohio State, man, that sucks.

The headline reads, "Police Raid," and this comes from The Independent, our Valley edition.

"Police raid suspected Ansonia drug market." Okay? So I'm just gonna read this through.

It says, "Police arrested seven people in connection to a flea market being run out of the Sapaulby Club on Parker Street that was allegedly being used to sell cannabis and psychedelic mushrooms.

Police also seized more than 21 pounds of cannabis flower from vendor tables while carrying out a search warrant at the club, according to the court documents.

We're waiting for Kamora.

But I wanted to, um, just continue this and wrap it up a little bit.

Um, so what they were saying in the article is, and this is something I want to discuss with Lou about when he comes back on, uh, it says Ansonia isn't the first city, or the first city in the state to deal with these flea market drug, uh, markets.

And he referred to a previous case involving a similar larger market in Hamden.

We desperately need anyone that might be with baby Vanessa to keep her safe, unharmed, and get her back to us quickly.

There was a beautiful prayer service that they did at the town greener, wherever that was, in Ansonia.

The community there, you know, they had this vigil for Chrissy and Vanessa, and there were so many people there.

It was so cold out.