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No one was injured during a third-floor apartment fire at the Hillside View Apartments on Pleasant Street on Saturday morning.

Bethany wetlands officials approve a three-lot Amity Road subdivision with conditions and review complaints involving two properties.
The beloved animated series comes to life at San Diego's Balboa Theatre with laughs, music and a few surprises.
East Lyme senior services considers an accessible bus, reports Medicare enrollment and discusses expanded technology assistance for seniors.
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The Green Dragons head into the annual Green Bowl with three straight wins after beating Foran on Friday night.
The event is held in memory of a lifelong Meriden resident, and helps support the preservation and beautification of Hubbard Park.
Lion's Café set to open in East Hampton / LI Marine Veteran hopes to give prison horse new mission / Jake's 58 launches Toys For Tots drive
The driver of a car that crashed into the woods near Thackeray Road on Friday night died due to injuries sustained in the fire.
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Emerald High School's Priscilla Barton was named a Society for Science STEM Outreach Advocate and a Project Lead The Way Outstanding Teacher
Bellmore native Suzette Guilot-Snider began designing costumes for Twisted Sister frontman and husband Dee Snider when she was 16 years old.
Christine Lenz is a quarterfinalist for Top Host. She's vying for $25K, her own podcast, and an appearance on Ryan Seacrest's show.
Average assessed home jumps to $630K; many face huge increases; for the first time in decades, Penacook will see lower rates than the city.
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John Chesebrough was recognized for his leadership, 98% guest satisfaction rating and more than $13,000 raised for Toys for Tots.
Five years ago, "I was clinically deceased," he said. He's seen his daughters graduate and traveled "because one guy said I'm not leaving."
City officials prepared for potentially costly storm damage, with no guarantee that emergency response expenses will be reimbursed.
Gas leaf blowers jolt neighbors awake and send exhaust into their homes. Some want bans and fines. Others vow they’ll never comply.
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Norwich aldermen will consider Public Works funding shifts and spending authority for the Golf Course Authority at their Nov. 16 meeting.
A Manassas teenager has earned the Girl Scouts' Gold Award for a project to educate girls on periods and provide products equitably.
New Yorkers will be able to walk, jog, or bike along a contiguous East River Esplanade for the first time in more than four years.
Bradley officials confirmed the nationwide flight halt is affecting departures and urged travelers to check their flight status.
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East Lyme authorizes a grant application, schedules a traffic camera ordinance hearing and reviews school reorganization.
Breast Cancer Month falls in October, but the battle lasts beyond those 31 days. Four women shared their personal journeys with Patch.
Bellmore boy Caden Manzella, who has undergone three heart surgeries, was invited to an Islanders game after Schaefer heard his story.
The board majority overruled the supervisor's and the township lawyer's advice and hired an attorney to help with public records requests.
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Ledyard officials will consider police funding, a $24,000 equipment purchase, hunting rules and a possible town manager review.
The late Tim Jensen, a longtime Connecticut sports journalist who loved field hockey, is being recognized for decades of coverage.
Historic home renovation wins unanimous support; coastal rebuilding proposal faces scrutiny over height, size and flooding.
It will be called N Thai, and said they will be serving "elevated Thai dining, 100 percent halal and handcrafted mocktails."
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“I got it all!” The doctor’s words changed everything for one LI family whose infant daughter had been diagnosed with cancer.
The redesign would add an accessible entrance, new play structures and more seating.
Adenah Bayoh arrived in the United States with empty pockets – then carved out a real estate and restaurant empire.
The festival features four nationally recognized storytellers, hands-on workshops and an evening concert at the Sunshine Center.
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The new Art Kiosk installation draws on Mexican heritage, immigrant stories and the tradition of honoring loved ones.
After her rescue dog Rhylee died, a Bridgewater woman wrote a book about grief, love and pet companionship.
He said the township failed to move on replacing him. He wanted to resign and prepare for his new job.
First Selectman Fred Camillo said he met with two BOE members on Nov. 9 regarding the ongoing lawsuit against the school board.
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During the upcoming meeting, officials will examine ongoing ordinance cases and new complaints.
Surveillance video shows three men taking the golf carts just after 2 a.m. Wednesday, the sheriff's office told Patch.
The village president promotes his administration's record, but stays silent on his political plans.
Wayne's accident numbers were more than double those of the town with the second-most deer accidents, according to the data.
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