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Middletown Police Department Arrest Log: Oct. 9-16, 2026
The latest arrests in Middletown.

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The latest arrests in Middletown.

The latest arrests in Middletown.
The council also elected Democrat Carlita Cotton as deputy mayor.
Vernon's five most expensive homes are all below the half-million-dollar mark.
The priciest listing in Tolland comes with a house, a barn and five ready-to-build lots.
Three of the town's five most expensive listings on Zillow.com are pitched for horses.
Stafford's most expensive home for sale is a working hay farm.
A log home on nearly 40 acres tops the list of Middletown's most expensive homes for sale.
The barn door is open on one stylish home in Mansfield.
New construction certainly isn's cheap in Manchester.
The priciest home for sale in Glastonbury took its owners more than 13 years to put together.
Collection boxes will be placed in the hallways outside the main entrances to each voting location on Election Day.
The demolition at Bridge No. 389 is part of the state's Route 17 and New London Turnpike Improvements Project.
The preferred host for the spotted lanternfly can now be more easily removed in Glastonbury.
UConn has released its 2026 summer grad list.
Road Race Saturday will again be a jam-packed event.
The latest arrest log entries at Troop C.
Michelle Doucette Cunningham is running for state representative in the 53rd district.
State police made a high-speed stop in Willington over the weekend.
A wrong-way driver caught in Mansfield was drunk, state police said.