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RV owners caught up in Hartford towing crackdown - Vimarsana News

RV owners caught up in Hartford towing crackdown

“Even if I could pay for it, there is nowhere I am allowed to put it,” said an RV owner whose vehicle was towed and impounded.

Proposal would let Hartford regulate rental market, halt no-cause evictions - Vimarsana News

Proposal would let Hartford regulate rental market, halt no-cause evictions

“Right now a landlord can evict a tenant for no reason at all,” a housing justice organizer said. “When filing for eviction, they can (give a reason) or they can use ‘no cause,’ which is now the most common reason that a landlord evicts.”

Norwich police chief seeks 37% rise in wages, benefits for department - Vimarsana News

Norwich police chief seeks 37% rise in wages, benefits for department

The proposal also includes staffing an additional patrol officer to reduce the current time that officers are on call to ensure continuous department coverage.

Valley News - Fire damages downtown home - Vimarsana News

Valley News - Fire damages downtown home

CLAREMONT — A fire on Sunday at a transitional housing facility in Claremont caused significant structural damage though no injuries were reported, according to fire and rescue officials. Claremont firefighters and Golden Cross Ambulance, of...

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Norwich loses another key town employee due to discontent - Vimarsana News

Norwich loses another key town employee due to discontent

In a letter to the Selectboard earlier this month, the zoning administrator attributed his departure to the mistreatment of town employees by “a very abusive and outspoken group of residents” who have made the town office “an incredibly hostile environment.”