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This year, the widow of Eric Lurry, Nicole Lurry, worked out a $2.15 million settlement with the city of Joliet to end her federal lawsuit.

29 new businesses registered in Weston, Easton & Redding in August, including a dance studio, a gift shop and a pet business.
31 new businesses registered in Wilton in August, including a lodging business, a fitness business and a performing-arts business.
16 new businesses registered in Brookfield in August, including a rental business, a clothing retailer and a salon.
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154 new businesses registered in Danbury in August, including a bar, a dance studio and a full-service restaurant.
The state is developing repairs for Larkin Trail crossings near Pope Road and Christian Street.
"It's a new pet-first aviation service that lets pets fly side-by-side in the cabin with their owners without the need to confine them."
He helped establish a town program credited with protecting hundreds of acres of farmland.
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A business in Glen Rock was broken into over the weekend. Police are seeking surveillance footage and tips.
The public hearing comes after a joint review board discussion of draft plans for the long-vacant redevelopment.
No one admitted blaming the wrong organization for the noise.
The discussion comes months after neighboring Windsor became the first Connecticut community to shut down its Flock system.
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The multi-year deal fills a large portion of the Manning Road industrial building, where about 102,000 square feet remains available.
A police official explained the sudden increase in such cases.
The official collects hundreds of thousands of dollars from contractors who do business with the public bodies he runs.
A social media post offering support for a North Fork business owned by family of a teen who lost his life last week has been shared widely.
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The man told officers he jokingly made gay comments to another man in the restroom, police said
UPDATE: The 47-year-old Farmingville man was transferred to Stony Brook University Hospital, police say.
Musgraves' "Middle of Nowhere" tour stopped at the XMO in Philadelphia on Friday, featuring a dazzling stage and an Ode to Texas.
Ledyard approved funds for daffodil bulbs and discussed murals, native fruit trees and a flagpole restoration project.
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Killingworth addressed unfinished South Field work and approved fall soccer and Girl Scout use of town recreation facilities.
Norwich's ZBA will hear four CTDOT variance requests for road improvements affecting Peck and Asylum street properties.
It wants to replace an aging Hopmeadow Street training building with a new 1,400-square-foot facility.
Fairfield zoning officials will take up a 140-unit housing plan, sewer pump station work and proposed tobacco retailer rules.
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Rich Wojcikowski, 57, died in a car crash Friday on Governors Highway in University Park. He was the long-time manager of Bookie's.
Killingworth wetlands officials reviewed a Hammonasset River dredging plan and continued a River Road enforcement case.
Ledyard wetlands officials approved a 14-lot resubdivision, three building projects and an agricultural expansion.
Killingworth selectmen advanced a Code of Ethics, set a capital plan hearing and hired a broker for two town properties.
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Clinton voters will decide Nov. 3 on $3.32 million for library work, roads, sidewalks and town equipment.
Bethany approved a Russell Road church permit and set Oct. 7 hearings on fire water rules and a subdivision.
He really dined in Smithtown. Then AI versions of Ed Sheeran started popping up at businesses across Long Island.
Concepcion Lopez, 77, became the oldest woman arrested by Joliet police in August. She was arrested, as was her son, Ernest, at her house.
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East Hampton will consider a $593,400 capital transfer, ambulance equipment funding and a draft town development plan.
East Lyme wetlands officials set a hearing on 48 Flanders Road apartments and continued reviews of two residential projects.
Middlebury selectmen will consider a Historic Properties Commission, public works bids and library job changes.
April propeller traffic rose 40 percent year over year as nearby residents push for relief from flight-school noise.
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"The café may be closing but the Supermodel lifestyle is here to stay." Not even a month after opening, the pink-bedecked café will close.
The traveling memorial honors two detectives killed on Sept. 11 and 79 others who later died from 9/11-related illnesses.
The Permanent Building Commission unanimously backed a new station.
Compared to Luigi Mangione and others, the suspected arsonist in the Kimberly Clark warehouse fire has once again been put in the spotlight.
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