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COVID citations: XTC Cabaret still open after city cuts power and water FacebookTwitterEmail No power. No water. No problem? The COVID-19 emergency declarations San Antonio agencies had been enforcing since the beginning of the pandemic were defanged by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's decision to lift the statewide mask mandate and occupancy limits for businesses. Before Abbott's order came into effect Wednesday, XTC Cabaret — a club on the North Side — had been cited over a dozen times for violating local declarations. Officials eventually disconnected the club's power and water. That didn't se...

By TAPINTO MONTVILLE STAFF Credits: Courtesy University of Rhode Island By TAPINTO MONTVILLE STAFF March 4, 2021 at 9:55 PM KINGSTON, RI - The University of Rhode Island is pleased to announce the Fall 2020 Dean's List. The students represent nearly all of Rhode Island's cities and towns, all six New England states, New York and New Jersey, and many other states and countries. The following students from Montville Township were named to the Dean's List: Shelby Braden of Montville Dana Jean Krudys of Montville Johnny Marshall of Pine Brook Sophie Velocci of Montville To be included on the ...

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Thunderfest Is Happening..Sort Of I have been receiving calls at WUPE, a lot of people wanted to know if we have any information on this event that everybody loves. Well, we found out, This year it will be a Virtual Thunderfest! Late in the winter for the past nine years, a thousand or more people have gathered in Adams for a celebration of winter in the Berkshires called ThunderFest. Last year it was held on March 7, six days before the pandemic brought an end to large events in Massachusetts. This year, the organizers of the 10th Thunderfest will not let it be canceled, instead, they will t...

Property purchase increases size of Norton Park Staff Report The Colchester board of selectmen and board of finance recently approved the purchase of the residential property at 129 Westchester Road, which will add 1.2 acres to the new Norton Park, increasing its size to 6.4 acres.   This purchase mirrored the first acquisition in 2015, when Nan Wasniewski sold the property at 139 Westchester Road to the town of Colchester for $1 with the stipulation the property be converted into a public park.   The new park area has historical significance being the site of the former C.H. Norton Paper...