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Man Granted Bail After 26 Years in Jail for Manchester Murder; Double Stabbing Suspect Apprehended in Manchester; Teen Creates Remedy for Hiccups
Plus: Non-profit builds dream homes for returning soldiers; Strike looms for nursing home workers; Racial profiling report and much more.

The top Manchester Patch stories of the week:
- Manchester Teen Creates Long-Sought Remedy to the Hiccups
- Richard Lapointe Granted Bail After 26 Years in Jail for Manchester Murder
- Strike Looms for Manchester Nursing Home Workers
- Manchester Non-Profit Builds Dream Homes for Returning Soldiers
- Bennet Academy Teacher Is Named Assistant Middle School Principal
- Double Stabbing Suspect Apprehended in Manchester
- Report Finds Racial Disparities in Connecticut Traffic Stops, Manchester Noted
- School Bus Rolls Over in Manchester, No Students on Board
- Need a New Job? Check Out These Opportunities in Manchester
- Pet Care Job Openings in and Around Manchester
- Latest Part-Time Job Openings Near Manchester
- How Much Did Your Manchester Neighbor’s House Sell For?
- Chilstone Ln. Home Has High Ceilings, Large Bonus Room
- Andor Rd. Home Priced at Nearly $170K and Other Manchester Houses for Sale
- Parker St. House and Other Manchester Homes for Rent
- Manchester’s Tylon Smith Named to ECAC All-Star Team
- Manchester HS Library Announces New Books
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