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Ledyard Man Arrested For Car Theft
The accused was also wanted for failure to appear in court for previous charges.

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The accused was also wanted for failure to appear in court for previous charges.

Among myriad other community and civic achievements including years as a state legislator, Trooper John G. Swicklas of Uncasville, received the CSP highest award for bravery for his part in the shoot-out and capture of two bank robbers.
Frozen, ready-to-eat meat and poultry products were shipped to CT wholesalers
New state law breathes life into expiring permits and building projects.
And what better time to start than summer?
Ledyard Patch wants to see how much fun you had celebrating the country's birthday.
No July 4 picnic is complete without a rockin' playlist of American-themed songs. What's on your list?
Ledyard has extra patrols and Connecticut State Police have sobriety checkpoints all over the state during the holiday week.
Clean, separate, cook and chill is the cornerstone of the Partnership for Food Safety Education to keep your food safe during the warm summer months.
Dozens of new mandates, passed by the General Assembly this year, went into effect this week.
Five things to know on Tuesday, July 3.
On the 4th of July, a young person asks "Is that spirit of independence that was part of our American history still in our genes?" and other questions.
Under the agreement reached Friday interest rates on new student loans will remain at 3.4 percent.
Good advice from the Mayor's office.
Are you traveling for the 4th of July? Top off in Gales Ferry or Pumpkin Hill Market.
Five things to know on Monday, July 2.
Don't let a fun day or evening turn disastrous. Be safe first.
A round up of this week's top news stories on the Ledyard Patch.
A portion of Long Cove Road will be closed for most of the day.
Local balloon artist isn't even limited by your imagination.