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A chance for competent ownership of Dodd Stadium? - Vimarsana News

A chance for competent ownership of Dodd Stadium?

There’s an old joke about a man who wanted to become a monk, later learning from the head monk he must take a vow of silence. Only two words every three years. After the first three years, he told the...

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Norwich school officials working to cut $100 million spending plan - Vimarsana News

Norwich school officials working to cut $100 million spending plan

Norwich ― School officials presented a proposed $100.08 million budget for 2024-25 to the City Council on Tuesday, saying they are working to cut costs but cannot reach the $93.2 million target recomm...

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Norwich fire services at odds again - Vimarsana News

Norwich fire services at odds again

Norwich ― During a Feb. 3 fire at a vacant house at 31 Cliff St., Norwich Fire Chief Tracy Montoya requested that volunteers and trucks from the Taftville and Yantic departments report to Norwich fire...

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Norwich officials: no direct aid from FEMA after last month's flooding - Vimarsana News

Norwich officials: no direct aid from FEMA after last month's flooding

Norwich ― City officials said they were informed that the county did not suffer enough economic loss to meet the threshold needed to receive direct federal aid after last month’s flooding. To help fil...

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Norwich plans riverfront park at crumbling Capehart Mill complex - Vimarsana News

Norwich plans riverfront park at crumbling Capehart Mill complex

Norwich ― Rather than continue to watch the former Capehart Mill in Greeneville collapse and remain an eyesore along the Shetucket River, city officials will seek to acquire the property, clean it up ...

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