Accused Stalker Glued Apple AirTag To Victim’s Car: PD: CT News

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Apple AirTag Found Glued To Victim’s Car, Used To Stalk Her: PD

The Apple AirTag, which is a small tracking device, was found glued to the victim's vehicle, according to authorities. The victim told police that she didn’t know the accused.>>>Read More.

School Employees On Leave Over Performance Concerns: Reports

The director of information technology and the senior information technology information specialist have been put on leave, reports say.>>>Read More.

Lawsuits Say Local Company's Product Killed Human Embryos: Reports

A local-based company is facing multiple lawsuits after being accused of producing a defective product for in vitro fertilization, causing patients' embryos to die, according to multiple reports.>>>Read More.

Family Devastated By Fire, Community Rallies To Assist

'Everyone was able to make it out of the house safely, but they lost everything... This is where the community steps in.'>>>Read More.

Local Resident Celebrates 100th Birthday

She received a citation in honor of her 100th birthday from the mayor during a celebration with family and friends.>>>Read More.

Department of Public Works Keeps Up Tradition Of Paying Respects

As they have often done in these situations, DPW staff members attended the burial, bought some flowers and said a few words in her honor.>>>Read More.

Truck That Flipped On Highway Was Full Of Eggs: DOT

The crash caused a massive traffic jam, with the state Friday releasing images of a massive egg mess.>>>Read More.

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• Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Vehicle: Police
• Crews Rescue 2 Cats From A House Fire That Turned Complicated
• Town To Hold Community Meeting On Mall Area Study
• Police To Purchase 4 New Hybrid Vehicles
• Firefighters Brave Intense Blaze

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