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Rabid Kitten May Have Been Exposed To More People; Teacher Of The Year Named: Southbury News
Police officer saves duckling/ local school jobs/ students honored/ a wow house to see.
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Rabid Kitten May Have Been Exposed To More People At Southbury's Town Wide Tag Sale
State health officials are asking anyone who handled the kitten to seek medical advice.
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Region 15 2017-18 Teacher Of The Year Named
Regina Lemerich Botsford, Superintendent of Region 15 schools, made the announcement Tuesday.
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Southbury Police Officer Saves Duckling
The officer jumped into a storm drain to help rescue the duckling.
Southbury Wow House: 'Owner Spared No Expense' In Building This Lake Zoar Masterpiece
"Enjoy stunning views & sunsets with the best of everything," Realtor.com says.
Region 15 Schools Recognize Six Students As Superintendent Student Recipients
The students received the (WCSA/CAPSS) Superintendent Students Award for the 2016-2017 school year.
Region 15 Public Schools Hiring For 7 Jobs
Information on all of the available jobs and details on how to apply are included below.
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