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'I Am So Broken': Mother Speaks Out After Son's Murder

The mother of a 12-year-old boy killed by his father is finding comfort in keeping his memory alive.>>>Read More.


Lawsuit Lodges Claims Of Antisemitism Against Local Schools

The complaint claims officials failed to address antisemitic bullying and course content, and retaliated when a local family complained.>>>Read More.

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Teen Fatally Struck By Train, ID Released

"Losing him has brought heartbreaking pain to our family…”>>>Read More.


Man Charged In License Plate Camera Vandalism Case, Police Say

A man is accused of damaging four of the cameras, according to police>>>Read More,

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First Selectman Says He May Step Down After 17 Years

He made the unexpected announcement during Thursday's Board of Selectmen meeting.>>>Read More.


Family Of 4 Leap To Safety During Fiery Blaze: Fire Chief

"The mother suffered a back injury, and the father jumped from a lower roof into a trampoline to safety with the kids:" FD Chief Coughlin said.>>Read More


Governor Announces 'State Support' for Repairs at Nathan Hale Homestead After Burglary, Vandalism

A state landmark — and outbuildings associated with a farmers market — sustained damage in a burglary this week.>>>Read More.


Suspicious Vehicle Report May Have Saved Resident's Life: Police

A concerned resident noticed something unusual and called police, leading officers to make a potentially lifesaving discovery.>>>Read More.

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