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UpdatedThu, Jan 14, 2021 at 4:06 pm ET Replies(3) Concord police were at the Penwood Apartments Monday for an unattended death. (Tony Schinella/Patch) CONCORD, NH — The death of a Penacook woman found inside her apartment on Monday is not believed to be suspicious, according to Concord police. At around 10:30 a.m., officers were sent to the Penwood Apartment complex on Penwood Drive for a check the welfare call about a missing woman who no one had heard from or seen in months, according to dispatch. The woman had not paid her rent in two months, had not moved her vehicle from the complex,...

Reply(1) Stacey Abeles and Christine Kanakaris with their late mother, Anastasia Sund. (Courtesy of Stacey Abeles) DOUGLASTON, QUEENS — Anastasia Sund, a longtime fixture of the Benjamin N. Cardozo High School community as a parent-teacher association president and an employee, died Jan. 3 at her home in Douglaston. She was 75. Sund, who was known to the Cardozo community as Ann, worked as the secretary to the principal's office for nearly three decades and led the school's PTA when her two daughters were among the students. Even after Sund's daughters graduated from Cardozo in 1997 and 199...

Reply Prized recruit Saylor Poffenbarger is joining the University of Connecticut women's basketball team early. (Chris Dehnel/Patch) STORRS, CT – Prized recruit Saylor Poffenbarger is joining the University of Connecticut women's basketball team early. Poffenbarger has graduated from high school and has enrolled in classes at UConn head coach Geno Auriemma announced Friday. "I know Saylor's really excited. This is an unprecedented event for us for a lot of reasons, but this is an unprecedented year," Auriemma said. "Opportunities have presented themselves that weren't available for the p...

Patience Urged As CT Coronavirus Vaccine Mass Rollout Begins - Across Connecticut, CT - Connecticut's coronavirus figures continue to swing widely from day-to-day with no easy explanation as to why.

Replies(3) John Noak was appointed as the mayor of the village in 2008 and won his first full term in 2009. (Courtesy of Village of Romeoville) ROMEOVILLE, IL — With a strong passion for the well-being of the Romeoville community, Mayor John Noak has filed to run for a fourth term in the April 6 election. "I am very fortunate to work with an amazing team at the village. Witnessing the talent and dedication of our staff as they've worked creatively to keep our community moving forward this past year has given me even more energy," Noak said. "I am very excited to work with our board, staff a...