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Ring camera footage captured the man carrying and dragging the girl, 6, through the neighborhood in the middle of the night, records say.

The town council approved a four-year police dispatcher contract with 2.5% annual raises after the first year and a new health plan.
Officers responded to a man pushing a woman out of a car, authorities said.
The Planning and Zoning Commission unanimously rejected the proposed increase in residential density.
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The event grew out of one family’s struggle to navigate Connecticut’s disability and mental health service systems.
Clinton voters will decide Nov. 3 on $3.32 million for library work, roads, sidewalks and town equipment.
She gave her employer $3,000 afterward, but later demanded $15,000 in unpaid wages, according to a police report.
The engaged restaurant workers hope to become the first LGBTQ winners of “America’s Favorite Couple.”
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Despite efforts by EMTs to revive her, a woman died on Wednesday afternoon. Concord police have been at the scene for the past 21 hours.
Fairfax City approved a $725K project adding bike lanes and pedestrian improvements along University Drive.
200 New Yorkers will get the chance to camp beneath the iconic Queens landmark.
Essex voters will decide Sept. 29 on $12.7 million in capital projects and authorization to borrow up to $10 million.
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Memorial services will be held in Riverhead Friday to mark the 25 years that have passed since 9/11.
Republican Micah Jones accused Democrat Dan Koh of ducking debate challenges in Beverly and Swampscott.
Visions & Pathways, a nonprofit organization, is developing the property to offer housing for those who have aged out of foster care.
Twenty-five years ago, a NJ woman was late to work at the World Trade Center. Her boss passed away. She became a teacher.
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The city could soon welcome five new restaurants serving pizza, barbecue, vegan comfort food and chicken dishes.
Samuel Rachmuth will return to Central Synagogue - Beth Emeth to serve as Cantorial Soloist at the synagogue's High Holy Day services.
The updated agreement also changes rules for school resource officers following a new Illinois law.
Ezee Fiber says its buildout would reach most Deerfield homes, with construction beginning after permitting and design work.
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A new prediction map shows Connecticut's best fall colors could arrive within weeks. Here's what could affect this year's display.
East Lyme accepted its FY2024 audit as officials reported an $18.7 million fund balance and stronger-than-expected revenue.
Friends describe BRHS student Angelo Baez as strong and loyal as a fundraiser grows after he was hit trying to cross Route 22 on Tuesday.
Bethany housing research found limited affordable options for younger buyers and seniors seeking to downsize.
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The man swiped the goods from the Pond Path location at around 1:10 p.m., and bolted from the scene, Suffolk police say.
The fire started in the garage of a Pagnotta Drive home at around 4 a.m., Suffolk police say.
The operator wasn't even in the elevator. "They're sitting in a room," an official said.
It happened at the Pond Path location at around 9 a.m., according to police.
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The Green Dragons opened the season with a win over Guilford.
The Green Dragons opened the season with a game against Guilford.
A Hoboken corner will stay sweet now that a new bakery has opened there. Peek inside.
A 180-day pilot would patrol tracks, record audio and video, and track trespassers.
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South Lakes hosts Battlefield Thursday, a year after a 99-yard kickoff return in the final seconds handed the Seahawks a painful loss.
The new offerings pay tribute to the restaurant’s Brooklyn roots.
The AI boom is pushing data centers into more communities, forcing a reckoning over what residents will tolerate — and who should pay.
Families say officers unfairly linked the charter school’s students to crime and weapons — and still haven’t apologized.
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The independent, family-owned toy store is planned to open later this year in Shelton, according to an owner.
A Monte Vista resident asked city planners to measure noise from the vehicle-drying equipment Tuesday.
The city has long said it will fully fund its pension system by 2040. But the city's actuary said that deadline will likely be "kicked out."
The first Naper Pride was held in 2021.
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