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Crash closes Route 14-A in Plainfield for nearly 12 hours
PLAINFIELD, Conn. (WFSB) - A crash shut down Route 14A in Plainfield for nearly 12 hours Sunday night into early Monday morning. Plainfield police said the crash happened around 5 p.m. Sunday. The road reopened around 4 a.m. Monday. Police said the crash happened near the Plainfield Memorial and Central...
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CT Man Arrested After Creating Disturbance at Chaplin Fire Department
WILLIMANTIC — A man from Willimantic was arrested after police said they found him behind a firehouse in Chaplin. Troop D received a 911 call from the Chaplin Fire Department after they said they saw a disheveled man wearing no shoes run into the firehouse and create a disturbance. The caller reported the male was aggressive toward fire department members. Chaplin residents were also voting at the building during the incident.
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Norwich Free Academy holds off Killingly | Football notebook
Here’s a look at happenings on the gridiron this past week. NFA survives upset bid Norwich Free Academy kept its ECC Division I championship and Class LL playoff hopes alive with a hard-fought 20-14 win over Killingly at NFA’s Turf Field. Wildcats senior Cayden Alves scored the game-winning touchdown on a 19-yard run in the fourth quarter as NFA (4-4) rallied from an early 14-0 deficit. Killingly junior Lima LaMotte scored a touchdown on a fumble recovery to give the upset-minded Trailblazers (1-7) an early 6-0 lead. Junior quarterback Jaden Barnett’s 1-yard TD run and the 2-point conversion extended Killingly's lead to 14-0. NFA then got on the board when quarterback Dwayne Smith hit Rusean Clahar for a 35-yard touchdown pass play. Alves ran in the two-point conversion and the Wildcats trailed, 14-8, at halftime. Radley Gonzalez caught a 24-yard scoring toss from Smith that tied it at 14 in the third quarter. Alves finished with 108 yards on 18 carries. Smith completed 5-of-8 passes for 125 yards and also rushed for 23 yards. Savionce Duval led the NFA defense with eight tackles, while Jasiyah Succes, Terance Brown, and Gonzalez each had five tackles. Brown also recovered an onside kick.
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Mohegan Sun Arena to undergo $30 million update
Mohegan Sun Arena will undergo a $30 million, multi-phase renovation that will replace seating, overhaul concessions and entrances and add premium amenities at the 10,000-seat venue. The project will require the arena to close from Dec. 15 through mid-February, according to a community announcement. Mohegan Sun Arena is slated to reopen Feb. 28 with a concert headlined by Breaking Benjamin with Starset, P.O.D. and Filter. The renovation, developed with SCI Architects, comes after 25 years of performances at the arena. The venue has hosted more than 4,250 performances and nearly 18 million guests since 2001, according to the announcement. “For 25 years, Mohegan Sun Arena has set the standard for live entertainment in the Northeast,” said Joe Soper, VP of Sports & Entertainment for Mohegan. “After hosting more than 4,250 performances and welcoming nearly 18 million guests since 2001, we're really excited for this next chapter of Mohegan Sun Arena. The goal is simple: to create a more immersive, comfortable and thrilling venue for fans as well as our artists and promoters.” What will change at Mohegan Sun Arena The first phase of work has begun while the arena remains open through early winter. More extensive construction will take place