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‘Critical Failures’ By Town Leadership, PD In Sex Abuse Case: Panel: CT News

Proposed "Manure Lagoon" Opposed By Residents / Former President Clinton Seen Dining In Town / Late-Night Solicitors Targeted & More...

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‘Critical Failures’ By Town Leadership, PD In Sex Abuse Case: Panel

An independent panel has concluded that the town’s top elected official and the Connecticut State Police failed to take key actions following claims that a town employee had sexually abused children.>>>Read More.


Proposed 'Manure Lagoon' Leads To Strong Opposition From Residents

"Lots and lots of hazardous things come from it, with our drinking water, we've got the … [River] on the other side. I'm very concerned about this going in in my neighborhood. I hope that you stop it here, and we can go on with our lives,” one resident said.>>>Read More.

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Former President Bill Clinton Seen Dining In Town

The 42nd President of the United States stopped by a popular restaurant. "We were so excited to see him," the restaurant manager said. "It was very unexpected and last minute.">>>Read More.


Town Has Unique Way Of Targeting Late-Night Solicitors

The mayor said she requested the ordinance after receiving several complaints from residents, including an 80-year-old man with cancer, regarding late-night solicitors.>>>Read More.

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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.


Local Doctor Pays $427K To Settle Allegations: Feds

Federal officials say a doctor submitted false claims to, and received overpayments from, the Medicare program.>>>Read More.


Man Admits Bilking Government Out Of $2.3M: Feds

A local resident - accused of defrauding a COVID-19 pandemic relief program of more than $2.3 million and then using the money toward a house and education - has pleaded guilty.>>>Read more.


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