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READER SUBMITTED: Bus Shelter Dedicated To Transit Pioneer
Old SaybrookFrom the late 1800's until the early 1900's, shoreline residents could travel by trolley cars throughout the region. But automobiles soon caused the demise of the trolley companies, and regional public transportation became non-existent. As the...Tags: Culture, Arts and Culture, Public Officials, Ceremonies, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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Teenager's hearing aids 'a gift from God'
The Dayton Daily NewsAlyssa Kuykendall was due for some good luck. Twice within the past three years, her parent's home in Piqua was destroyed by fire. In 2010, a neighbor's house caught fire and the high winds blew the flames onto their house. Then in Sept. 2012, after...Tags: Phil McGraw, Hearing Impairment, Meningitis, Physiology, Cell Phones
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Track: Bloomfield and Windsor Improving
The Hartford CourantAdrian Jones spent much of the first month of the track and field season disappointed with her results. The Bloomfield senior was winning races, but knew that she could do better. On Saturday at the Irv Black Invitational in New Britain, the decorated...Tags: Penn Relays, Track and Field, New Britain, Windsor (Hartford, Connecticut), Simsbury
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Shenandoah historical society learns about early Schuylkill County railroads
Republican & Herald, Pottsville, Pa.More than 30 railroads once operated in Schuylkill County. During Tuesday's meeting of the Greater Shenandoah Area Historical Society, Bruce Wesner gave a rundown of many of those rail services. A resident of Wayne Township, near Cressona, Wesner...Tags: Schuylkill County, Arts and Culture, Travel, Connecticut Valley Railroad, Transportation
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Crime in Fairfield down over the past decade
Hamilton JournalNews, OhioDespite four homicides in 2012 and a high-profile missing person case in 2011, Fairfield has seen less overall crime in the past 10 years, according to police statistics. An analysis of those statistics by the Hamilton JournalNews shows that 10 years...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Theft, Murder
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Men steal cologne from Food Mart
Middletown Journal, OhioMiddletown Division of Police April 19 A 17-year-old Middletown boy was charged with assaulting a police officer, obstructing official business and disorderly conduct following a party in the 400 block of Moore Street. The teen yelled and cursed at...Tags: Prosecution, Apple iPhone, Theft
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Energy audit reveals millions in potential savings
Middletown Journal, OhioMiddletown could save more than $204,000 a year by making energy-efficient upgrades and repairs to nine city-owned buildings, according to the city's first energy audit in 17 years. The city spends more than $1.32 million annually in energy and...Tags: Energy Saving, Environmental Issues, Local Government, Accounting and Auditing
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Hospitals' Prices Vary Widely For Same Procedures
The Hartford CourantThe price of major joint-replacement surgery, without serious complications, is nearly three times more at Greenwich Hospital than at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital in Torrington. It's $72,393 in Greenwich and $23,063 in Torrington, on average. At...Tags: Finance, Medicare, Economy, Business and Finance, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Stamford
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Former Middletown Cop Faces Federal Child Porn Charge
The Hartford CourantA retired Middletown police officer was arrested Tuesday on allegations that he possessed child pornography. Samuel DiProto, 61, of Cromwell, faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine if he is convicted. DiProto was a Middletown police...Tags: FBI, Pornography
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BRIEF: Rainelle
The Register-Herald, Beckley, W.Va.West Virginia State Police raided a Rainelle residence Monday and arrested four people in connection of a "shake and bake" or "mobile" methamphetamine lab, police said. Acting on tips from concerned citizens, Trooper First Class W.S. Snyder of the...Tags: Drug Trafficking, Methamphetamine (drug)
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Middletown Police Receive Protective Vest For Police Dog
The Hartford CourantPolice Officer William Maio and his police dog partner Judge will receive a bullet- and stab-resistant vest for the dog from the group Vested Interest in K9s. The Massachusetts-based group raised money through Groupon and is donating vests to police...Tags: Groupon, Inc.
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Habitat For Humanity Project On Liberty Street In Middletown Begins Saturday
The Hartford CourantMiddlesex Habitat for Humanity has begun building a new home on Liberty Street, and will host a groundbreaking ceremony Saturday. The home at 201 Liberty St. will replace one that Habitat purchased in November and was torn down recently. Habitat...Tags: Habitat for Humanity International
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