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Cops, kids go to new heights
Sarah Gioia, 12, climbs up the rock wall with Rocky Hill Police Officer Drew O’Conner at the Newington Ropes Course.
Sarah Gioia, 12, climbs up the rock wall with Rocky Hill Police Officer Drew O’Conner at the Newington Ropes Course.
NEWINGTON - The Newington Human Services Ropes Course was abounding with activity Wednesday morning as boys and girls from Rocky Hill clamored up rock walls and nimbly poised on beams more than 20 feet high.
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Local group fits special hand for Jonathan Metz
WETHERSFIELD - Most people are now familiar with Jonathan Metz. They may not recognize his name, but they definitely remember the trauma he experienced this past June.
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Scout project took dedication of a few
Sometimes it doesn't take an army of workers to get things done, just the dedication of a few.
It only took the concentrated effort of five Girl Scouts who worked nearly two years to revitalize the courtyard of Emerson-Williams Elementary School.
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Cornfest set for Sept. 18
WETHERSFIELD - The Wethersfield Chamber of Commerce will host "Cornfest" this year, continuing the annual community heritage celebration that has taken place for the last 25 years and has grown to become a stalwart tradition in the historic town of Wethersfield.
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Dredging, plant removal recommended for town ponds
WETHERSFIELD - The Goff Brook Ponds need work, and the town can now start moving towards renewal of the treasured ponds after Director of Public Works and Town Engineer Michael Turner put together and presented a report on the status of the ponds during the August 16 Town Council meeting.
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10-year-old journalist runs his own paper
WETHERSFIELD - Normally, it takes a collective effort for any news staff to put together and get out a decent newspaper, but 10-year-old Will Stabach defies the norm.
Will runs his own monthly newspaper, The Griswold Gazette, and he does it all on his own.
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Annual family picnic set for Sept. 12
WETHERSFIELD - The 8th annual "Family Picnic" will be held on Wethersfield's Broad Street Green from 5 to 7 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 12.
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