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Lt. Kennedy Laid to Rest; Bethel Urged to Cut Water Usage; Burke Withdraws from Race; Doughboy Statue to be Repaired for $10K

'Hands Only' CPR Course Offered at Stony Hill Firehouse; Julliano's will donate 10 percent of sales this week to local police and fire.

Bethel, CT — Catch up on all of the news you may have missed this past week on Patch.

Bethel area motorists should take note of the new traffic pattern over the Plumtrees bridge bypass which opens soon. Read more here.>>> Update: New Traffic Pattern in Place Beginning Tuesday for Plumtrees Bridge

Multiple reports from residents who live at Plumtrees heights condos are stating that shots were fired late Tuesday night. Read more here.>>> Update: Shots Fired at Plumtrees Heights Condominiums

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The Town of Bethel will pay $10K to repair the historic doughboy statue. Read more here.>>> Historic Doughboy Statue to Get Facelift, Courtesy of Town of Bethel

Thomas Burke, Jr., who was seeking to represent Bethel, Brookfield and Danbury in the 107th District as well as Redding and Newtown in the 2nd District, has withdrawn from the race. Read more here.>>> U.S. Marine Thomas Burke Jr. Bows Out of 2nd, 107th District Races

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Summertime in Connecticut brings crops of fresh berries and there are plenty of farms where you can pick your own. Find out where here. Read more.>>> Pick Your Own Berries Near Bethel: Find Out Where

Aquarion Water Company is urging water conservation during "abnormally dry" conditions. Read more here.>>> Bethel Residents Urged to Cut Water Usage: Aquarion

From July 18th - July 22nd, Julliano's Restaurant in Bethel will donate 10% of sales to local area police and fire departments. Read more here.>>> First Responders Week at Julliano's Restaurant


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