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BJ’s Wholesale Club Part Of Massive Development Proposal
A wholesale club, gas station and restaurants are being pitched for the town.>>>Read More.
Teacher Arrested At Event Resigns From Nonprofit
A teacher and school board member has resigned from the local non-profit, officials said.>>>Read More.
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Firefighter Battles Serious Health Issues, Community Rallies To Assist
“Those who know Brad know he has never hesitated to put others before himself,” the fire department said. “Now it’s our turn to stand beside him and his family during this incredibly difficult time.”>>>Read More.
Art Dealer Pleads Guilty In $2.1 Million Theft Scheme: Feds
An art and antiques dealer has pleaded guilty in connection with the embezzlement of more than $2 million from an elderly victim and his estate, according to federal officials.>>>Read More.
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CT Lottery Scratch Ticket Turns Into $1 Million Jackpot
An expensive CT Lottery ticket paid off big-time.>>>Read More.
Officials, Residents Push Back On Major Greenwich Avenue Redevelopment Proposal
Officials and residents came out against a proposal that could change the gateway to Greenwich Avenue.>>>Read More.
Woman Accused Of Isolating, Then Systematically Ripping Off Elderly, Disabled Neighbor: Warrant
A woman with a long list of transgressions is facing 18 more felony charges, police records show.>>>Read More.
Fundraiser Launched After Flood Damages Special Needs Senior Dog Sanctuary
A campaign is helping the Special Needs Senior Dog Sanctuary recover after flash flooding damaged its facility.>>>Read More.
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