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Woman Attacked, Bitten By Coyote, State Officials Say

"Coyotes rarely display aggression towards humans, which makes this a highly unusual occurrence," officials said.>>>Read More.

Local Business Owner Remembered For 'Love And Devotion' To Others

“She was truly selfless and constantly put others' needs ahead of her own, especially when it came to her children," her obituary says.>>>Read More.

Man Stole Car, Led Cops On Pursuit, Arrested: State Police

The man was arrested in a wooded area after pleading with officers not to deploy a K-9, according to state police.>>>Read More.

Feral Cat Trappings To Begin Amid Concerns: Police

Police are updating residents on the animal control’s plan to trap feral cats they say are unsanitary and a danger to domestic animals.>>>Read More.

Character Parade Among Halloween Happenings At Stew Leonard's

Other Halloween events and family activities scheduled for October include a "mummy pizza making class" and trick-or-treating at the store.>>>Read More.

Up To $1K Stolen From CT Church Donation Collection: Reports

The church reported the theft after realizing the donation money collected over the weekend was gone.>>>Read More.

Shelter Wants Public Help To ID Owner Of Kitten Dumped On Busy Street

Dumped on East Main St., the 7 or 8-week-old very ill kitten was inside a box, wrapped in a blue sweater, animal shelter staff say.>>>Read More.

Mums, Mystics And A Major Music Fest: This Weekend In Connecticut

Connecticut's largest ag fair and music festival are just teasers for a weekend filled with entertainment, if you know where to look.>>>Read More.

Veterans Honored With Wartime Medals

A special event took place last week, with veterans in attendance receiving wartime service medals.>>>Read More.

Resident Wins $200,000 Lottery Prize

A resident recently purchased a winning lottery ticket from a local business, according to the Connecticut Lottery.>>>Read More.