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Canton Library's Jane Austen Celebration Continues With Film Series
The local library will show a movie adaptation of a Jane Austen novel each day next week, Monday to Friday, Dec. 15-19.

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The local library will show a movie adaptation of a Jane Austen novel each day next week, Monday to Friday, Dec. 15-19.

As a result, the society this week actually posted the recipe since they quickly sold out at last weekend's 'Holiday Fair.'
The town has begun budget work for 2026-27, and it is looking for organizations to apply for any available dollars that may be available.
Local seniors are invited to sign up for the free event next week at the Avon Senior Center.
The Town of Wethersfield is urging pet owners to be wary and to keep their dogs on a leash in public spaces.
All information is provided by the Farmington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.
The 17-year-old victim was rushed to a nearby hospital.
The death happened during an altercation on Interstate 84 between two truck drivers on Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 9.
'Chanukah Fire on Ice' will take place at West Hartford Town Hall, featuring food, music, and fun.
The incident happened at about 9:45 p.m. on Thursday night.
The incident happened when the wrong fuel was put in the wrong tank at a Southington gas station.
The free, fun celebration will take place this weekend with a special guest ... Santa and Mrs. Claus.
In addition to a new headquarters that will break ground next year in Hartford, the organization will have a new name as well.
The Canton Land Trust is hosting a special hiking tour this weekend to showcase some of its trails.
Judging will take place all next week at the library, with a winner announced on Dec. 20.
The program is for youths aged 13-21 interested in a career in law enforcement.
The game only costs $1 to play, and it resulted in a life-changing payout earlier this week.
The town's two golf courses closed for the season Dec. 1, with the sites now open for winter hiking and other rec activities.
The company said the store chain was unable to secure a long-term lease extension with the landlord.
All information is provided by the Simsbury Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.