FAIRFIELD — The school district is considering additional security measures, including more security cameras and panic buttons, in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting in Newtown, Conn.
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Farmington selectmen discuss personnel matter behind closed doors
FARMINGTON — The Board of Selectmen held a closed-door meeting Tuesday night to discuss a personnel matter with the town attorney, Frank Underkuffler.
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Fairfield Town Council to plan goals at Wednesday meeting
FAIRFIELD — The outcome of a goal-setting discussion at tonight’s Town Council meeting is likely to have a large impact on what the town government will tackle for the rest of 2013.
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Fairfield, Pan Am eyes closing railroad crossings, using federal money to fix others
FAIRFIELD — The state is preparing cost estimates for the possible closure of one or two of six railroad crossings on town-owned roads.
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Albion’s H.L. Keays general store plans closure this week
ALBION — After 86 years of operation by three generations of Keays, community fixture H.L. Keay & Son general store is probably closing this week, according to the grandchildren of the founder.
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For closing Albion general store patrons and employees, bygone days were filled with memories
Since it was founded by Harold Keay in August 1927, the H.L. Keay and Son general store has built up a history full of colorful anecdotes that illustrate the history of the town itself.
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Benton Planning Board to consider major developments ordinance
BENTON — Town leaders will meet Monday to discuss a proposed ordinance that would regulate large-scale development in the town among other items.
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Inland Hospital recognized for obstetrics care by consumer group
WATERVILLE — Lisa Smith chose to give birth at Inland Hospital partly because of the good things she heard about it from people she knows.
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Man accused of Lawrence High School intrusion has history of violence, mental illness
FAIRFIELD — The 48-year-old man charged with assaulting two hospital employees on the same day that police subdued him with a stun gun at Lawrence High School has a history of violence and mental illness.
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Lawrence High School intruder assaulted hospital staffers, police say
Ronald Brousseau’s first court appearance set for Feb. 20