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Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run On Highway After Breakdown: PD: CT News
Woman's Ear Bitten Off During Assault: PD/ Resident Celebrates 103rd Birthday/ 1 Dead After Consecutive Crashes: PD/ Eatery Abruptly Closes
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Breaking news:
Pedestrian Killed In Hit-And-Run On Highway After Car Became Disabled: State Police
Troopers responded to the highway on a report of a "hazardously disabled motor vehicle," state police said, noting first responders learned while en route that a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle.>>>Read More.
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ATV Rollover Crash Results In Serious Injuries: Reports
A man was seriously injured and taken to the hospital by helicopter and a woman was also injured in an ATV accident, according to reports.>>>Read More.
Woman's Ear Bitten Off During Violent Altercation: PD
A woman was assaulted, resulting in her ear being bitten off and forcing police to use a Taser to subdue her assailant, according to police.>>>Read More.
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See also:
- Back-To-Back Crashes Leave Motorcyclist Dead, 3 Others Injured
- Police ID Victim In Fatal One-Car Crash: PD
- Residents Evacuated After Apartment Building Fire: FD
Trending news:
Restaurant Closes After Only A Few Months, Here’s Why According To The Owner
The owners cited several reasons for the abrupt closure, while adding the closing will allow them to spend more time with their children.>>>Read More.
They Nearly Lost Everything—3 CT Businesses That Fought Back
These businesses have thrived despite fires, floods, recessions, tornadoes, and more.>>>Read More.
'Premier Fondue Restaurant' Celebrates Opening
"What’s special about Melting Pot is that it’s not just about going out to eat. It’s an event," the owners noted.>>>Read More.
103-Year-Old Resident Honored By Diner, First Selectman
She said she was appreciative of the honor. When asked what her secret is to living a long, healthy and happy life, she paused and thought about it. "I don't have a secret," she answered. "I just live for the day.”>>>Read More.
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