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The town’s top official said she spoke about complaints raised in a petition with Stop and Shop representatives and shared her concerns gathered from her own shopping experience at the store. “Our conversation focused on how things need to improve,” the top elected official said. “I asked about a renovation plan for this store. I was told we are on the list to be renovated, but not in the near future.”>>>Read More.
The diner was originally built in the 1940s. It, reportedly, had celebrities from a bygone era eat there, including Eddie Fisher, Zsa Zsa Gabor, and Telly Savalas.>>>Read More.
“Happy Hunting!” wrote the town’s vital statistics chief to a federal investigator as she reported yet another immigrant getting married. The municipality released a 41-page investigatory report finding that she committed misconduct by reporting 93 marriage-seeking couples to federal immigration authorities and denying services to constituents arbitrarily.>>>Read More.
Two notable retailers recently closed at the mall and one new store recently opened at the mall. Here’s who is coming and who is going.>>>Read More.
The board of selectmen heard a proposal from officials with the Humane Society of the United States.>>>Read More.
Financial woes have prompted a judge to order a Connecticut nursing home to close, filings show.>>>Read More.
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