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| TOP STORIES | | | [15 min ago ] (NECN: Brad Puffer, New Bedford, Mass.) - Gary Gomes of New Bedford, Massachusetts, accused in the deaths of two women found in a city apartment, appeared in court today.
Police say the landlord's son found the bodies yesterday after entering the... | | | read more  | | | [22 min ago ] (NECN: Lauren Collins, Manchester, NH) - New Hampshire saw its fair share of storm problems last month. While it is more of a snow event to the north today, the southern part of the Granite State is seeing a messy mix.
Right now it is sleeting in... | | | read more | | | [24 min ago ] (NECN: Jennifer Eagan, Worcester, Mass.) - Many people in Central Massachusetts cringed when they saw the forecast for more ice. Worcester was one of the cities hit hard by power outages in December's storm.
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CT scientists try to save rare cat population
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| August 13, 2008 CT scientists try to save rare cat population
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(NECN: Brian Burnell, Bridgeport, Conn.) - William F. Swanson, a veterinarian at the Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport, Connecticut, artificially inseminated two Brazilian ocelots today -- part of the zoo's animal conservation efforts.
The hope is that the ocelot will have a litter and the babies can be sent out to other zoos when they are old enough.
The Beardsley Zoo is located at 1875 Noble Avenue in Bridgeport, Connecticut. You can see more than 300 animals, representing primarily North and South American species.
Click here for more information about the zoo.
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