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A grey seal deemed unable to survive in the wild recently began a new chapter at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk.

The Baker Street Warehouse Project proposes two buildings totaling more than a million square feet on 140 acres.
Proposals for the town-owned building at 55 School St. are due Oct. 21, with applicants required to show how they would cover costs.
The two–year project will add bike lanes, sidewalks and a center turn lane while sewer and water crews tear up the street below.
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The proposal arrives Tuesday before City Council following unanimous support from various city committees and the planning commission.
Donations through Nov. 4 will support an Oxford High School scholarship honoring the late teacher and coach.
Leonardo's family surrendered him after they said they had less time for him, and now the 3-year-old cat is looking for a new home.
New Milford Town Council will review a $529,200 road grant, $500,000 in school funding and River Road paving on Oct. 13.
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The Shorewood police officers were dispatched to the Bullpen Sports Bar on Route 59 in reference to gun complaints.
Jace Doyle, 6 months, is competing in a nationwide Baby Of The Year contest. He's "been smiling since the day he was born," his mom says.
Games, a "salon," and tons of local vendors and businesses were on site.
Videos: Capital Region first responders were kept busy on Saturday and Sunday with crashes that sent people to Concord Hospital.
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Secaucus Police were called there at 4:34 a.m. Sunday for cars driving recklessly in the parking lot.
Durham's Zoning Board of Appeals unanimously approved a setback variance for a proposed front porch and portico at 16 Austin Road.
After launching the program this year, the township is bringing the red light cameras to two more intersections.
Awards in Lacey Township highlighted officers' CPR efforts, a bank robbery case and a June 30 water rescue.
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Orange selectmen will discuss Amazon drone deliveries, a Racebrook Tract grant, road repairs and town service contracts Oct. 14.
Residents can dedicate a flag for $35, with proceeds supporting two local veterans organizations.
West Orange is facing several “builder’s remedy” lawsuits, including litigation from Daughters of Israel.
Commissioners continued the hearing to Oct. 27 while awaiting an engineer’s review and responses to a neighbor’s concerns.
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Middlebury zoning officials reviewed plans for a home at 440 Lake Shore Drive and scheduled two variance hearings for Nov. 4.
Prosecutors cited the man's lack of a criminal record, military service and earlier attempts to protect his animals.
A new study reveals which careers can bring in $1 million the fastest. NYC doctors share what it takes to succeed in those fields.
Ink has dried on five real estate contracts over $4,000,000 on the Upper West Side.
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Waterford finance officials will review a $26,700 Community Center request, an $89,636 budget transfer and 2027 schedules.
The team competed at the state finals Oct. 9-10 in Decatur.
Proposed FAIR Act would expand transparency requirements, but city officials have raised concerns about enforcement, staffing and costs.
Restaurant plans were originally approved by Greenwich P&Z in 2022, but appeals were filed, settled and approved by Stamford Superior Court.
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The revised ordinance would update Bernards' filming permit process as officials seek state film-ready certification.
Fairfield's school board will consider a revised student calendar, policy changes and climate survey results at its meeting this week.
Ink has dried on nine real estate contracts over $4,000,000 on the Upper East Side.
Waterford RTM approved higher sewer rates, 2027 beach fees and a $200,000 water reserve, and heard a warning about sewer finances.
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Part 6 of 12: Patch speaks with Caroline Torosis as candidates make their case for three Santa Monica City Council seats this November.
The village won't divulge video of an incident involving an elected library board member, citing what it says is an ongoing investigation.
Peters Township High School women's field hockey players have united in a fundraising effort to honor Karoline Heintz.
Find out here how the ex-teammates of Karoline Heintz are benefiting a nonprofit organization to honor her.
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The bus was going north when the driver lost control of the vehicle and hit the guardrail, police said.
The battle over a controversial bill continues in New Jersey. Here’s what the debate is about – and where the proposed law currently stands.
A task force will study enrollment, operating costs and building configurations before presenting options in December.
Plans call for the property to be subdivided into four separate single-family residential lots.
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