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CVS Workers Called Police About a Parked Van. Officers Say They Found a Gift Card “Fraud Factory” That Could Have Cost Shoppers $14,400
CVS employees in Wilton, Connecticut, reported a man handling numerous gift cards inside a parked vehicle. Officers who investigated found 36 cards and equipment police ... Read More
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Wilton Settles Two-Year Dog Attack Case; Rescue Must Pay Town $21,000, Keep Dogs Out of Connecticut
A court-approved settlement resolves litigation over two dogs ordered to be euthanized following attacks in Wilton. SNARR Northeast assumes ownership and responsibility for the dogs, which must leave Connecticut and never return. The rescue must pay Wilton $21,000 following a case that generated substantial legal and animal care expenses. Why...
New Haven Independent
Route 8 Construction Update For The Weeks Of November 16 & 23, 2026
Daytime work will continue (7AM – 3PM, Monday–Friday) Both northbound and southbound traffic lanes remain shifted to the right shoulder to create work areas for median barrier replacement between Exits 12B–14 (former Exits 15–18). Work zones at Exit 17 (former Exit 21) and between Exit 18 on- and off-ramps (former Exit 22) have been shifted back to their original alignment.
Mid-Hudson News Network
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Look back at 1996 fire that destroyed Mount Kisco businesses, in photos
A fire on Mount Kisco's South Moger Avenue 30 years ago this month destroyed a book store, ice cream shop and a delicatessen and damaged four other businesses. The Mt. Kisco Book Co., Baskin Robbins and D & D Deli were destroyed by the early morning fire Nov. 25, 1996, that broke out in the ice cream store and grew stronger as it fed on all the paper in the book store. A furniture store, a shoe store, The Gap and a consultancy suffered significant smoke and water damage. It was a 6-alarm fire, the biggest in the village in six years, and was battled by firefighters from Mount Kiso and nine other departments. The book store had opened elsewhere on South Moger as Fox & Sutherland in the 1920s. It was bought and moved in 1995. After the fire the store was able to reopen at the original location which was vacant. But after Borders Books opened a store on Main Street in late 1997, the Mount Kisco Book Co. closed for good in 2000. This article originally appeared on Rockland/Westchester Journal News: Look back at 1996 fire that destroyed Mount Kisco businesses, in photos
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Monroe officials celebrate new section of the Housatonic Rail Trail
MONROE, Conn. — Town officials recently celebrated the completion of the new section of the Housatonic Rail Trail at the Great Hollow Lake side of Wolfe Park. The project extended the 10-foot-wide stone dust trail by approximately 4,600 linear feet, creating an off-road connection from Maple Drive to Wolfe Park. Retaining walls were installed, along with fencing and a MidBlock Crosswalk at Purdy Hill Road.
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Connecticut restaurant raises over $15K for employee after her husband killed in Bridgeport shooting
As of Thursday afternoon, community members raised more than $15,000 in support of Regina Bethea, a longtime employee of Rory's Restaurant, whose husband was killed in Bridgeport earlier in October.