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Police say the woman used her employer's card for cosmetic procedures, bills, shopping and taxes.>>>Read More.
Officials are warning residents of a recent scam that involves people impersonating town employees.>>>Read More.
The mayor issued a statement regarding a company he founded, and still serves as chairman of its board, that filed for bankruptcy.>>>Read More.
State police said the driver lost control of his vehicle, struck roadside stones and came to rest in a brook.>>>Read More.
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The community gathered Wednesday under bright blue skies and fall sunshine to pay tribute to veterans past and present.>>>Read More.
There are three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The house is 2,429 square feet, according to the listing on Zillow.>>>Read More.
Dickens holds a special place in city history. On March 24, 1868, thousands filled the streets to get a glimpse of the literary giant.>>>Read More.
Patch readers are divided over bringing back highway tolls, but the prospect of tax relief could shift the debate.>>>Read More.
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