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The procession will step off on Main Street, and make its way along area streets and back again.

Hugh Murphy, a member of the board of canvassers, welcomes Alex Cain and her 6-year-old daughter, Penelope, to the polling place Tuesday at Lawn School. PHOTOS BY ANDREA VON HOHENLEITEN Every Democrat on the local ballot won their race Tuesday, including Jamestown resident Peter Neronha’s re-election as the state’s top prosecutor, and local voters followed

In Middletown, the Veterans of the Vietnam War put a call out to the community and hundreds answered. People from all across the state volunteered their time to...

'Fallen heroes deserve this': Cromwell to have Memorial Day Parade FacebookTwitterEmail 2of5 3of5 4of5 In this file photo, a scene from the Cromwell Memorial Day Parade 2018Jeff Mill / Hearst Connecticut Media file photo /Show MoreShow Less 5of5 CROMWELL - Residents hope to underscore a return to normalcy when the town stages its Memorial Day Ceremony and Parade on Sunday, May 30. Cromwell is one of few communities clings to commemorating Memorial Day on the day itself and not the holiday that was created by Congress. Because it is a Sunday, however, the parade will be held in the late mornin...

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