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Oxford Firefighter, 37, Killed In Branford Crash
A fundraiser has been organized to support the 37-year-old victim's wife after his death.

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A fundraiser has been organized to support the 37-year-old victim's wife after his death.

The Trees for Suffield event will honor Lester Smith and Roger Loomis during a Saturday gathering at Sunrise Park.
The building in East Windsor is listed for sale and lease, according to property listings.
East Granby officials are asking volunteers to help restore Granbrook Park during a Saturday cleanup event.
The employee has worked for the town of Ellington since 1992, officials said.
The project is proposed for more than 43,000 square feet of main-floor space on Windsor Avenue.
The weeklong event will feature special menus, promotions and town-coordinated marketing.
The crash was reported early Friday morning near the I-91 ramps, officials said.
The Connecticut National Guard said residents near the armory may hear simulated weapon fire.
The drive will be held at Stop & Shop on Hazard Avenue in Enfield.
A guided hike will take visitors through a 95-acre open space that is part of the Mill Brook Greenway.
Drivers are being asked to avoid part of Suffield as race cyclists move through town Sunday morning.
Donations are being collected through the town emergency fund for a family displaced by fire.
A town official said the hire is now handling all animal control calls in Oxford.
The Enfield High School teacher was recognized for her classroom work and student advocacy.
The event is scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Washington Park, according to the Windsor Jaycees.
A South Windsor High School student was among Connecticut students named in the latest National Merit announcement.
The project is part of a CTDOT effort to reduce crossover crashes.
The new Oxford cafe serves smoothies, bowls, wraps, flatbreads, salads and more.
Motorists are being asked to plan ahead and allow extra travel time Thursday morning.