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Mountain Of Cereal Donated By Southington School
The Southington school hosted an end-of-year cereal drive for the local food pantry before departing for summer vacation.
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Man Charged In Elaborate Southington Car Theft Scheme: Police
The operation dates back to 2022 and involved the use of Facebook Marketplace to lure his victim.
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7 Mistakes People Make When Choosing a Financial Advisor
Considering hiring a financial advisor? Here’s what you need to know beforehand.
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Veteran Firefighter Calls It A Career In Southington
The battalion chief retired on Saturday, June 21, after multiple decades of service in Southington.
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GOP Lawmakers To Host Southington Forum
Southington's Republican delegation in Hartford will host a post-legislative session forum Monday night, June 30.
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July 4th 2025 Fireworks, Events Around Connecticut
Your complete guide to fireworks and other July 4 celebrations throughout the state of Connecticut during the summer of 2025.
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Free Summer Lunch Program Expands In Southington
A Southington nonprofit this week kicked off an expanded summer lunch program for local schoolchildren.
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Highway Road Closures Expected In Southington For Wrong-Way Notification System
Work on the multi-day state project begins Monday night, June 23.
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Southington Says 'Yes' To Winemaker's Retail Plan
The zoning board voted last week to officially permit the winemaker, which is coming to Southington, to sell wine/supplies there.
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Southington Police Logs: June 10 - June 16, 2025
All information is provided by the Southington Police Department. Charges are allegations, not convictions.
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