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"While we wished this day would never come, nothing could have truly prepared us for the heartbreak of saying goodbye.">>>Read More.
Forfeiture and restitution top the $2 million mark as part of the sentence in the case.>>>Read More.
The victim did not know the device had been placed in the vehicle, according to authorities.>>>Read More.
The man was arrested as part of a "targeted operation," according to a report.>>>Read More.
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Auditors often record in public places and "may intentionally attempt to provoke confrontations," police said.>>>Read More.
The nature center has said the project is the largest improvement to the facility since the building opened in 2002.>>>Read More.
The public is invited to attend the ceremony, which will take place Thursday afternoon, Oct. 15.>>>Read More.
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A Fourth of July storm produced a massive hailstone, the largest ever documented in Connecticut.>>>Read More.
Connecticut is adding millions in heating aid as fuel costs rise. Here's who qualifies and when applications are due.>>>Read More.
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