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Iconic Family Business Scammed Out Of $100,000

The family that runs the iconic local business is speaking out about the devastating way criminals took advantage of them. Here is their story.>>>Read More.

Beloved Music Teacher Dies Unexpectedly, Mourned By Community

The teacher “made a lasting impact on the lives of many,” according to the schools leader.>>>Read More.

Mother ‘Disappeared’ By Masked Agents, Mayor Weighs In

When a mother preparing to drive her kids to school was "disappeared" off the street by ski-mask-wearing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, the Mayor reiterated his commitment to "stand up for our residents and our values." Here are the actions the mayor is taking and where he said his hands are tied.>>>Read More.

After Death Of Baby, Serious Assault Of Mother, Community Rallies To Help

“A family who has been in (town) for multiple generations has suffered an unthinkable tragedy,” the first selectman wrote. “The direct impact on the family has been immense. The broader impact is to our entire community. When something of this magnitude happens, it is truly difficult to comprehend.”>>>Read More.

'McWalshes' Now On 4th-Generation Of Accomplishments At Area McDonald's

There's a saying that members of the Walsh family "have ketchup in their blood." And why not, the family owns seven area McDonald's restaurants.>>>Read More.

See also:

• Firefighters Fired, Mayor Issues Statement
• Iconic Spot Named Best Restaurant In CT, Foodie Site Says
• Local Resident Dies While Hiking, ID Released
• Woman Missing For Months Found Under Debris In Her Home, Report Shows

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