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'Record Turnout' at Saturday's Sidewalk Sale
Droves of shoppers flooded New Canaan on Saturday for discounts and good times.

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After deciding winters in the Northeast weren't cold enough for me, I moved west to attend the University of Wisconsin where I recently graduated with a degree in journalism and a newfound respect for ice fishing. During my time spent in Madison, I worked for the student newspaper, a local newsweekly and freelanced for a New York-based men's magazine.
I've got a ton of hobbies and even more interests, which include but are not limited to: creative writing, camping, snowboarding, swimming, gardening, cooking and dog ownership.
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Birthday: January 3
Hometown: Armonk, NY
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<i>How religious would you say you are? Casual, observant, devout, non-religious?</i>
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Droves of shoppers flooded New Canaan on Saturday for discounts and good times.

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Last week, New Canaan police dealt with an array of different crimes, including narcotics, identity theft and more.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
From the New Canaan Veterinary Hospital to Spencer's Run, pets seem to be encountering less ticks this season.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
Issues with sending, receiving and accessing e-mail are being reported across Tri-State area.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
Three properties were sold in the first two days of the month.
The Connecticut Siting Council convened in Town Hall on Tuesday afternoon to go over details of T-Mobile's proposed plan to construct a cell phone tower.
A bridge on Mariomi Road is just one of several bridges around town in need of repairs.
Tuesday's Board of Selectmen meeting lent a forum for the Senior Health Care & Housing Policy Development Team to present their findings.
Saturday's Sidewalk Sale is expected to attract thousands itching for discounts.
The Board of Selectmen approved a request this morning by the NCPD to establish a K-9 unit.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
An email from a company representative says only that they have located the problem and are working to fix it.
The last week of June brought hot weather and oodles of property sales.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
For all the architecture enthusiasts around town, we present our newest daily column.
Despite threatening skies, residents turned out in numbers to stock up on fresh produce and baked goods for the weekend.