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Explosion At Business Heard For Miles: Hartford/Tolland County News
New Police Chief Sworn Into Office / Women Charged With SNAP Benefit Fraud / Holiday Tradition Nets Hefty Charitable Donations And More
This nightly roundup brings you breaking and trending news stories from Hartford and Tolland counties each Monday through Thursday. Here are those stories:
Tire Explosion At Asphalt Contractor Heard In Several Towns
A tire on a payloader exploded early Wednesday morning, causing a fire which consumed the vehicle and other equipment.>>>Read More.
Veteran Cop Named New Police Chief
A new chief of police was sworn into office in a northern Connecticut town.>>>Read More.
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Area Residents Facing Charges For SNAP Benefit Fraud
Two Connecticut women are accused of fudging documents to obtain nutrition benefits from the state to the tune of more than $11,000.>>>Read More.
Thanksgiving Day Tradition Tops $80,000 In Charitable Donations
Charitable donations for the annual event were announced Wednesday.>>>Read More.
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Owner Of Building Covered In Graffiti Fined By City
The owner of a vacant 15-story building covered in graffiti is being fined over $1,000 daily.>>>Read More.
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