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Restoring 18th century gravestones in Norwich

Norwich ―― One of the largest outdoor “art galleries” in Norwich is getting a facelift this week, and the public is invited to watch as dozens of nearly 300-year-old gravestones intricately carved by .

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Valley News - Trying to contain contaminants

NORWICH A bridge in town is leaking toxic chemicals into a section of Blood Brook popular for swimming, and the town’s latest attempt to mitigate the leak is being met with skepticism from concerned residents.Norwich Town Manager Rod Francis said in.

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HIV/AIDS education bike fundraiser rides through Norwich Sept 16

Bicyclists could stop twice in Norwich Friday afternoon - at Red McKeon Park on Taftville-Occum Road and Howard T. Brown Memorial Park.

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The Day - Beware of potholes – the damage they cause can be astronomical - News from southeastern Connecticut

The biggest cause of potholes, which are worse in late winter, is when there is “water getting into the pavement and freezing and thawing,”

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The Day - Norwich turns to the dog to rid harbor park of nuisance geese and ducks - News from southeastern Connecticut

Border collie, Beau, and his handler, Emily Tansey work to chase Canada geese and ducks from Howard T. Brown Memorial Park at Norwich Harbor.

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