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Woman Charged With Cruelty To 2 Felines In Southington: SPD - Vimarsana News

Woman Charged With Cruelty To 2 Felines In Southington: SPD

Woman Charged With Cruelty To 2 Felines In Southington: SPD - Southington, CT - Southington police said she dumped an adult cat and a kitten in a busy parking lot, then ran over the kitten and left the cat badly injured.

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Southington Renames Pavilion After Beloved Parks Advocate - Vimarsana News

Southington Renames Pavilion After Beloved Parks Advocate

Southington Renames Pavilion After Beloved Parks Advocate - Southington, CT - The town council unanimously voted to rename the town's pavilion at Recreation Park after a longtime community servant who died recently.

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Veteran Educator Picked To Lead Southington School - Vimarsana News

Veteran Educator Picked To Lead Southington School

Veteran Educator Picked To Lead Southington School - Southington, CT - The Southington Board of Education voted on April 25 to hire a longtime Bloomfield educator to lead one of its elementary schools.

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West Hartford OKs Budget, Raises Taxes (But Not As Much) - Vimarsana News

West Hartford OKs Budget, Raises Taxes (But Not As Much)

West Hartford OKs Budget, Raises Taxes (But Not As Much) - West Hartford, CT - The West Hartford Town Council approved town/school spending plans for 2024-25, with a tax hike that isn't as high as previously expected.

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Town OKs Resurrection Of Vacant Southington Parcel - Vimarsana News

Town OKs Resurrection Of Vacant Southington Parcel

Town OKs Resurrection Of Vacant Southington Parcel - Southington, CT - The Southington Planning and Zoning Commission approved a plan to convert a vacant Queen Street site into a gas station/convenience store.

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