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1. 11 Manchester eateries, including 2 hotels, cited for serious health violations in July (nhregister.com) β Manchester health inspectors cited 11 local food businesses, including two hotels, for serious violations in July, ranging from improper food temperatures to unclean equipment and missing paper towels at hand-wash sinks. Several problems were corrected on the spot, while others required reinspections, staff retraining, and a meeting with the health director to ensure better compliance going forward.
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2. 3 stories and a new chapter: Manchester holds grand opening for new public library (fox61.com) β Manchester's new $50 million, three-story public library is now open, tripling the size of the old Main Street building and offering dedicated spaces for kids, teens, and adults. Local contractors built the netβzero, geothermal facility, which drew Governor Ned Lamont, town leaders, and hundreds of residents for Monday's ribbon cutting.
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3. Martha Stewart stops in Manchester to film a commercial, visit local cafe (ctpost.com) β Martha Stewart quietly stopped by Silk City Coffee in Manchester for lunch Friday while in Connecticut to film a commercial at Ace Hardware. The visit brought a bit of celebrity buzz to the downtown cafΓ©, where she sampled a chicken salad sandwich and even asked about their glutenβfree, vegan doughnut recipe.
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4. Recent Death Notices From Vernon (patch.com) β Several recent death notices from nearby Vernon include strong Manchester connections, including two 1954 graduates of Manchester High School and a man formerly of Manchester and East Hartford. The notices briefly share each person's life highlights, community ties, and surviving family members for neighbors who may have known them.
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