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The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
Overall, $1.29 million was awarded for community-based projects to improve the health of Long Island Sound
Richard Sokoloff, 70, of Guilford is going to jail for ripping off American taxpayers.
The move comes after seven women filed a complaint alleging that the university failed to protect them after reports of rape and sexual assault.
A teenage party on Neipsic Road was allegedly crashed by parents coming home early, who called the police on their own children. Would you call the police on your children?
The East Hampton Police Department will be taking unused prescription drugs on Saturday, Oct. 26.
The Wallingford Police Department will be taking unused prescription drugs on Saturday, Oct. 26.
Access permits to be issued starting Oct. 24.
Police report that someone tried to burglarize the Mobil Gas Station at 1568 Saybrook Road.
Orange Police are warning residents of a scam aimed at the elderly.
Orange Police are warning residents of a scam aimed at the elderly.
Roberto Colon and Nancy Diaz, both of East Hartford, are facing charges for allegedly selling drugs in the parking lot of the Glastonbury Burger King.
Orange Police are warning residents of a scam aimed at the elderly.