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Disabled Son Removed From Theater Seat, Family Speaks Out

Five minutes before showtime, the family says they were visited at their seats by a member of the theater’s security team "She proceeds to say that the artist would not be able to perform if we remained in our seats," a family member said.>>>Read More.

Man Killed In Crash Was ‘Loved & Cherished’ By Many

The community is rallying around the family of a man who was killed by a red-light running driver in a hit-and-run crash.>>>Read More.

Former Home Of Celebrity Couple Back On Market, Record Price Sought

The current owners are seeking $27.5 million, which would set a record in town.>>>Read More.

Juvenile Charged With Vandalizing Several Grave Sites

When the suspect was taken into custody, police determined they were wearing a piece of jewelry taken from an unknown grave site.>>>Read More.

Family Sends Love, Gratitude, Appreciation To Firefighters

The Marquis family thanked firefighter-paramedics for their care and compassion with their 85-year-old Nonnie after a fall.>>>Read More.

Copper Piping Stolen From Eatery, Flooding Reported: PD

The owner told Patch the flooding caused approximately $15,000 worth of damage, and the grand opening has been delayed.>>>Read More.

West Nile Virus On The Rise In CT: Reports Of Infections In 8 Towns

"We are seeing a geographic expansion of West Nile virus activity to new towns in Connecticut," one state medical entomologist said.>>>Read More.

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