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Photo by Sherry Karraker
Featured in Volume 5 / Issue 7, June 11, 2026
Wild turkey eggs now are hatching throughout Redding. Here, a mother hen and three poults seen last spring on Poverty Hollow Road. CT DEEPʼs Wildlife Division encourages residents to report any wild turkey sightings, especially hens and poults, from June 1 through August 31 as part of their annual Wild Turkey Brood Survey.
Submissions can be made at https://portal.ct.gov/DEEP/Wildlife/Report-a-Wildlife-Sighting.
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Highlights from the latest issue
June 11, 2026​
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Boards of Education consider K-12 bell-to-bell cell phone ban (p. 1 & p. 7)
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Barlow clinches silver in State Class M
Girls track and field
(p. 4)
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Concerts on the Green kick off June 21 (p. 5)​​
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Photo by Debora DeCarlo Rosa
Featured in Volume 1/Issue 4, September 1, 2022
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Photo by Dominique Pignone
Featured in Volume 1/Issue 3, June 2022
Photo by TheReddingDrone
Featured in Volume 2/Issue 19, October 12, 2023
Photo by Jessie Wright
Featured in Volume 1/Issue 13, December 1, 2022
Each issue of Redding Sentinel features images from around the town taken by local photographers.
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