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Brookfield Police Remind Residents: Never Leave Pets Inside Vehicle Brookfield Police Remind Residents: Never Leave Pets Inside Vehicle
Brookfield Police Remind Residents: Never Leave Pets Inside Vehicle BROOKFIELD, Conn. -- Now that it's finally getting hot outside, the Brookfield Police Department is reminding residents of the dangers and consequences associated with leaving four-legged friends inside vehicles.It may not feel that hot outside, but it only takes a few minutes for temperatures to soar inside a car during summer. According to VeterinaryClinic.com, the inside of a car can reach 104 degrees within 30 minutes when it is only 70 degrees outside. And the hotter it gets, the more intense the heat builds up in a car. This guide shows how quickly a car can heat up — and how hot it ca…

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Westport Fire Department Warns Of Grilling Dangers Westport Fire Department Warns Of Grilling Dangers
Westport Fire Department Warns Of Grilling Dangers WESTPORT, Conn. -- With the return of warm weather and the official start of summer, its time to fire up the grills and throw on some burgers and dogs, and the Westport Fire Department wants to make sure that residents are being safe.“This time of year, there’s nothing better than a backyard barbecue with family and friends,” said Chief’s Aid Neil Perrotti. “However, grilling poses an increased risk of home fires and personal injury. July is the peak month for grill fires. But, by following some simple safety guidelines, people can stay safe and make the kind of summer memories you want to la…

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Business
Withers Bergman Opens New Law Office In Greenwich Withers Bergman Opens New Law Office In Greenwich
Withers Bergman Opens New Law Office In Greenwich GREENWICH, Conn. -- The law firm Withers Bergman recently opened the doors of its new Greenwich office, tripling its Greenwich footprint by moving to a 17,000-square-foot office on East Putnam Avenue. “Last year, we brought on nationally recognized, esteemed attorneys who’ve significantly increased our corporate, litigation and intellectual property capabilities in Greenwich,” said David Lehn, Withers Bergman partner and Greenwich office managing director. “This year, we’re expanding our office to match the investment we’ve made in our team and those we serve in the region. Greenwich is a vi…

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News
Alert Issued For Missing Man Who Could Be In Area Alert Issued For Missing Man Who Could Be In Area
Alert Issued For Missing Man Who Could Be In Area Officials are searching for Juan Rodrigues, 91, who has dementia and was last seen at 3 p.m. Tuesday at St. Francis Hospital in Port Washington in Nassau County.  Rodrigues, who also has a heart condition, may be in need of medical attention. At the time of his disappearance, he was wearing a black shirt and black pants.  He is described as being 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighing 140 pounds and having black hair and blue eyes. Anyone who spots him should contact the Nassau County Police Department 3rd Precinct at 516-573-7347 or 911. 

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Bethel Police Department Welcomes Newest Officer Bethel Police Department Welcomes Newest Officer
Bethel Police Department Welcomes Newest Officer BETHEL, Conn. -- Sometimes things just look shiny and new. And that's how Officer Garrett Vasquez, one of Bethel Police Department's newest officers, looked when he recently graduated from the Connecticut Municipal Police Academy after spending six month training. Vasquez will now undergo 16 weeks of field training with senior officers from Bethel Police Department before being ready to head out on his own.

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Lost & Found: Newtown Police Seek Owner Of Statue Of Boy Lost & Found: Newtown Police Seek Owner Of Statue Of Boy
Lost & Found: Newtown Police Seek Owner Of Statue Of Boy NEWTOWN, Conn. -- A metal statue of a small boy with a pointed foot like he's heading off for fun was recently found in town and turned over to the Newtown Police Department.The department is hoping someone knows who the statue belongs to so the boy can return home to his yard.  If you are the owner, or know who the owner is, contact the Newtown Police Department at 203-426-5841.

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Ridgefield Police Invite Residents To Give Feedback On Citizen Survey Ridgefield Police Invite Residents To Give Feedback On Citizen Survey
Ridgefield Police Invite Residents To Give Feedback On Citizen Survey RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- The Ridgefield Police Department is conducting its annual Citizen Survey to help them receive feedback from residents who have contact with the department. The survey offers a glimpse into how the public feels about their experience with officers and dispatchers, in addition to providing department officials with vital insight into what they might need to improve upon. The survey, which is available by clicking here, is a simple series of questions that ask residents to grade their contact with the department, as well as how important certain issues are to them. It only…

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News
Indian Point Security Drills Include Artificial Gunfire Indian Point Security Drills Include Artificial Gunfire
Indian Point Security Drills Include Artificial Gunfire BUCHANAN, N.Y. -- Residents should not be alarmed if they hear gunfire coming from the Indian Point Energy Center at various times on Tuesday, June 21 and on Thursday, June 30, the gunshots are part of a training exercise by plant security personnel.The training drills involve simulated attack scenarios that are intended to be as realistic as possible.  Plant officials said residents may hear the sound of artificial gunfire from simulated weaponry used during the exercises. "Indian Point’s security personnel conduct regularly scheduled exercises throughout the year as part of their con…

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Events
Grab A Seat Early For New Rochelle's Spark The Sound July 4 Fireworks Grab A Seat Early For New Rochelle's Spark The Sound July 4 Fireworks
Grab A Seat Early For New Rochelle's Spark The Sound July 4 Fireworks NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- The oohs and ahhs will be heard across New Rochelle when the city presents its annual July 4 fireworks display, Spark the Sound, along the waterfront.Produced and sponsored by the Grucci family, the fireworks extravaganza begins at 9:30 p.m., rain or shine so residents will want to grab a seat at their favorite viewing spot early.  Optimum viewing locations include Hudson Park, Five Islands Park and waterfront restaurants.  This year the city will be joined at Five Islands Park by Family Circle magazine to celebrate the Pack a Picnic July promotion with an information …

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Owners Seek Dave The Cat Who Went Missing In Ossining Owners Seek Dave The Cat Who Went Missing In Ossining
Owners Seek Dave The Cat Who Went Missing In Ossining OSSINING, N.Y. -- Dave, a black 6-year-old domestic long-haired cat, is missing from Allapartus Road in Ossining, and his owners are desperate to have him returned, according to Lost Pets of Westchester.Dave, who has a very fluffy tail, is neutered male who did not have a collar or chip (indoor-only cat). He was last seen June 4 on Allapartus Road.  He is usually a very friendly, lap cat. If you have seen Dave, email Darasings@aol.com.

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