October 1 Declared National Pet Hearing Health Day

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Pet Acoustics champions pet wellness with the first National Pet Hearing Health Day—spotlighting hearing care for dogs and cats

Hearing is central to pets’ lives. As pets live longer, hearing health deserves equal focus as vision or mobility. Pet Acoustics aims to make hearing part of mainstream wellness.”

— Janet Marlow, Sound Behaviorist

WASHINGTON DEPOT, CT, UNITED STATES, September 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Pet Acoustics Launches Nationwide Awareness Effort on the Overlooked Role of Hearing in Animal Health

While most pet owners routinely monitor diet, weight, and mobility, few consider the role of hearing in their animals’ well-being. Yet studies suggest that as many as one in three

Bolt Printing Spotlights Designer Vincent Murace of VC Graphics: 'Less Is More' in Custom T-Shirt Design

Vincent Murace, Owner of VC Graphics

Before and after: a busy, colorful T-shirt design simplified into a bold one-color print.

Mike’s Auto Service T-shirt: a simple, one-color design that balances bold text with a clean car graphic — proof that “less is more” in apparel design.

Bolt Printing

Previously shared anonymously, Murace now steps into the spotlight with 30+ years of experience simplifying designs for print.

Less is more. In one-color environments, the first recognizable piece of the design carries the message.”

— Vincent Murace, Owner of VC Graphics

BROOKFIELD, CT, UNITED STATES, September 12, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Bolt Printing today announced the release of a new expert interview featuring Vincent Murace, owner of VC Graphics, a veteran graphic designer with over three decades of experience working with businesses, publishers, and print shops.

Murace originally shared his insights

CT DoAg Awards Nearly $1.5 Million to Projects that Build Resilience Across Middle of Food Supply Chain

HARTFORD, CT – Connecticut Department of Agriculture (CT DoAg) today announced that it has awarded $1,476,000 for 17 projects through the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI), funded by U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). These projects seek to build resilience across the middle of the supply chain and strengthen local and regional food systems.

 

“When we invest in the middle of the supply chain – things like local processing, storage,

AED Service Plans Protect School Nurses from Liability and Ensure Life-Saving Readiness

AED SERVICE AMERICA, onsite, compliant AED maintenance and management in 50 States

Response Ready Service Techs

Professionally managed AED service plans shift potential liability from the Nurse to the management partner

School nurses should not be required to maintain AEDs anymore than the custodial staff should be held responsible for repairing the districts school buses.”

— Nathan Marin, VP Operations AED SERVICE AMERICA

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT, UNITED STATES, September 6, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- When sudden cardiac arrest strikes, Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are the first line of defense. But what happens when an AED fails at the point of rescue? Shockingly, the responsibility often falls on school nurses—professionals already stretched thin caring for students’ daily health needs. Without proper AED Service Plans in place, these nurses could face devastating liability if a device malfunctions and a life is lost.

The risks are real. In Virginia Beach, lawsuits

Cooper Scores First Goal of the Season in Loss at La Salle

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – New Haven Field Hockey traveled south to the City of Brotherly Love to visit the La Salle University Explorers on Friday afternoon. New Haven scored its first goal of the season, but fell to the Explorers, 9-1.

Jaliah Cooper scored New Haven's first

Connecticut and Rhode Island to Sue to Overturn Baseless Revolution Wind Stop Work Order

Fully Permitted, Nearly Complete Revolution Wind Expected to Power 350,000 New England Homes, Save Ratepayers Hundreds of Millions of Dollars, Support 2,500 Jobs

Hartford, CT – Connecticut Attorney General William Tong and Rhode Island Attorney General Peter F. Neronha announced today that Connecticut and Rhode Island will sue the Trump administration in Rhode Island federal court today to overturn the baseless stop work order abruptly issued on August 22 halting construction of Revolution Wind.

Located fifteen nautical miles off the coast

DaLand CUSO Partners With Leading Core Processor to Unlock Credit Union Access to $4 Trillion in Untapped Liquidity

DaLand CUSO just delivered the live gateway that plugs local financial institutions directly into $4 trillion of real value.

We're thrilled to partner with a hyper-modern core to help keep an entire industry plugged into the future of money through our TradFi/DeFi bridge and our Coin2Core gateway.”

— Jon Ungerland, CIO

GLASTONBURY, CT, UNITED STATES, September 5, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- DaLand CUSO, a credit union-owned fintech, today announced the launch of Coin2Core® Digital Vaulting and Coin2Core® Orbit, a production-ready gateway that connects credit unions

Lenoss Medical Expands OsteoPearl® Global Patent Protection, Transforming Future of Vertebral Compression Fracture Care

Lenoss Medical, Inc. is a Providence, RI based biomedical company focused on physiological repair of osteoporotic spinal fractures.

OsteoPearl Biological Allograft is an implant designed to provide natural bone where more bone is needed most.

This protection not only validates the uniqueness of our OsteoPearl® technology but also strengthens our ability to bring a truly natural, patient-centered solution to market.”

— Dom Messerli, CEO and Founder of Lenoss Medical, Inc.

PROVIDENCE, RI, UNITED STATES, September 4, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Lenoss Medical, Inc., a pioneering medical device company focused on spinal fractures, today announced that it has received notice of allowance for two new

Brown Surgical Associates Surgeons First in New England to Perform Implantation of Groundbreaking Iliac Branch Device

New FDA-Approved procedure preserves blood flow while repairing life-threatening aneurysms

This device expands treatment options for patients who previously might not have been candidates for minimally invasive repair”

— Dr. Jeffery Slaiby, Vascular Surgeon at Brown Surgical Associates

PROVIDENCE, RI, UNITED STATES, September 4, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Brown Surgical Associates is proud to announce that Dr. Jeffery Slaiby and Dr. Peter Soden recently became the first surgeons in New England to implant the newly FDA-approved Zenith® Iliac Branch Device (ZBIS). The procedure took place on July 29, 2025, at Rhode Island Hospital,

Men’s Golf: Kirby Repeats as New England PGA Champion

BRISTOL, R.I. – Roger Williams University Head Men's Golf Coach Ed Kirby took home his second consecutive New England PGA Championship on Thursday, finishing the three-round tournament with a 216 (+3).

The tournament, hosted at the Bay Club at Mattapoisett.  The Par 71 course saw Kirby shoot a 70 for the opening round, ahead of a pair of 73s in rounds two and three, closing the tournament three over par.

The Roger Williams University Men's Golf team will begin its season on Monday, Sept. 8, at the Warrior Invitational hosted by Eastern Connecticut State at the Mohegan Sun Golf Club in Baltic, Conn. The win marks Kirby's third New England PGA Championship win.

Bailey's 26 Digs Help Lead RIC Past Framingham State, 3-2

Carolyn Bailey

Providence, R.I.--Junior libero Carolyn Bailey (Ipswich, Mass.) posted a team-high 26 digs and handed out five assists, while classmate outside hitter Sarina Marines (Cranston, R.I.) posted a double-double with 21 kills and 15 digs, as Rhode Island College outlasted Framingham State, 3-2, on Thursday evening at The Murray Center.
 
THE BASICS
Rhode Island College 3, Framingham State 2
Rhode Island College (2-0)
Framingham State (1-1)
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
• The hosts squandered a 23-19 lead in the opening set, allowing the Rams to rip off six

Volleyball Falls in Five in 2025 Opener at Pace

Purple Knights climb back from two sets down but unable to close it out.

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. – Starting off the 2025 campaign with a non-conference road match, the University of Bridgeport's volleyball team dropped a five-set decision at Pace University (22–25, 18–25, 25–23, 25–22, 11–15) on Thursday night.

After falling in the first two sets, the Purple Knights showed terrific resilience in forcing a fifth and final frame. Pace answered with a 7-2 spurt to open the decisive game before ultimately closing out the match, 15-11.

Bridgeport utilized strong play from junior Hailey Jessen who posted a double-double of 12 kills (team high) and 10 digs while freshman Madison Mohan added 11 putaways on a .435 hitting percentage.

Sophomore Ava Casales kept the offense moving with 19 assists (team high) and eight digs, while Kenyce Johnson and Elaine DeLallo anchored the defense with 12 digs apiece. DeLallo also chipped in a pair of service aces. 

Analdys Abreu, meanwhile, added seven kills (team-high .500 hitting percentage) and a team-high five total blocks while Layla Wood contributed six kills and four block assists.

UP NEXT
The Purple Knights will play a second straight non-conference road match at Molloy on Sept. 10 at 7 p.m.

Men's Soccer Drops Tough 1-0 Decision to No. 12 Franklin Pierce

Ravens score lone goal in the 44th minute of the first half.

PHOTO GALLERY

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Facing off against 12th-ranked Franklin Pierce to begin their 2025 campaign, the University of Bridgeport's men's soccer team dropped a 1-0 decision to the Ravens on Thursday night.

FPU's lone goal came in the 44th minute of the first half when Andy Chisholm knocked in a loose ball in the middle of the box. 

The Purple Knights matched Franklin Pierce throughout the contest, holding a 9–8 edge in total shots and finishing level in shots on target at four apiece.

UB's goalkeeper Viktor Mašek recorded three saves in his Purple Knight debut, while Franklin Pierce's David Skorodumov earned the shutout with four stops.

Skorodumov needed to make a pair of tough stops in the first half, including a one-on-one situation with Kaanturk Akgul in the 24th minute.

Despite a strong push in the second half, including four corner kicks, the Purple Knights were unable to find the equalizer. UB also lost 1-0 to Franklin Pierce to begin the 2024 season.

UP NEXT
Bridgeport will make the short trip to SCSU on Sunday for a noon start against the Owls.

PREVIEW: Cross Country Teams Begin 2025 at LIU's Fall Festival on Saturday

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – As we get set for classes to officially start on Monday, the University of Bridgeport's men's and women's cross country teams will begin their 2025 campaigns on Saturday at the LIU Fall Festival in Brookville, N.Y. The Purple Knights will be racing in their first of seven meets on the schedule this fall.

FULL 2025 SCHEDULE
Sept. 6 - LIU Fall Festival | Brookville, NY
Sept. 13 - Ron Stonitsch Invitational | Poughkeepsie, NY
Sept. 20 - Codfish Bowl | Boston, Mass.
Oct. 10 - Hopkinton XC Festival | Hopkinton, NH
Oct. 19 - Mount St. Mary Fall Pumpkin Run | Newburgh, NY
Oct. 26 - CACC Championships | Philadelphia, Pa.
Nov. 8 - NCAA East Regional | Hopkinton, NH

WHAT HAPPENED LAST YEAR?
Both of UB's squads placed ninth at the 2024 CACC Championships held at Belmont

AED SERVICE AMERICA Calls for Urgent Federal Oversight and Highlights Critical Need for Comprehensive AED Service Plans

AED SERVICE AMERICA, Preventive Maintenance Solutions

Cardiac Science G5 AED by Zoll

AEDs must work when needed and sadly many don't!

Selective clients stay with AED SERVICE AMERICA—because failure isn’t an option”

— Douglas C. Comstock

WINDSOR LOCKS, CT, UNITED STATES, September 1, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Every day in the United States, more than 1,000 lives are lost to sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are the single most effective intervention in these critical moments, yet the vast majority of AEDs