By Karlie Reitano New Canaan Community Foundation is kicking off its fall programs with exciting opportunities for students, nonprofits, and volunteers. Here’s how you can

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By Russell Barksdale, Jr. A newly released study has raised significant concerns over the consumption of energy drinks among children and adolescents, revealing a troubling