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01/30/10 Lydia V. Batterson, 63, a longtime resident of Norwalk, died Dec. 7 at Norwalk Hospital . Born Aug. 11, 1946 in the Bronx, N.Y., she was the daughter of the late Albert and Ethel V. Whitehurst Carlson . She is the wife of Robert A. Batterson.

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Swimming Pool Removal In Connecticut From Neighborhood Demolition

01/29/10 An experienced and affordable choice for swimming pool removal in Connecticut is Neighborhood Demolition. Call (860) 881-2367 to remove an in-ground or above ground pool in Connecticut

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Property transfers

01/26/10 The following are Chester County property transfers from December 2009.

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Ruggiero, Racey, Hickey, Tresnjak Will Shape Goodspeed's 2010 Season

01/25/10 Goodspeed Musicals announced details about its 2010 Goodspeed Opera House season, the titles of which leaked out last year. The mainstage of the Tony Award-winning operation will feature Annie Get Your Gun, Carnival! and How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.

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Sunbury: Home sales

01/23/10 8174 Berkshire Rd, 43074, Joshua M. and Rebecca H. Brigham, $148,500.

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Help for Haiti: Local weekend events, benefits and fundraisers

01/23/10 From concerts to collections, the Lower Hudson Valley offers a wide range of choices to help Haitian earthquake victims. For a complete listing of local, national and international relief organizations, click here: Help for Haiti relief efforts

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The dog gets his day

01/18/10 North Adams Transcript HANCOCK -- When a local boy learned a little over a year ago that he had cancer, he thought of two wishes he would love to have granted. One was for his cancer to go away, and the other was to get a puppy. Anthony "Tony" West, 12, is now cancer free, and through the Make-A-Wish Foundation, he became the owner of a 7-week-old Golden Retriever on Friday.

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Paquin lofts one grand shot

01/17/10 Nichols 74, New England College 61: Senior guard Chris Paquin of Barre (9 points) banked in a long 3-pointer with 1.2 seconds left to score his 1,000th career point, and the Bison (8-6, 1-2) upended visiting New England College (5-10, 0-3).

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College Schedule

01/16/10 Coast Guard at Navy, 9 a.m. Navy vs. MIT at Yale, 11 a.m. Navy at Connecticut College, 8:30 p.m.

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Police blotter

01/12/10 Interstate 684: Chelsea E. Morris, 22, of Hopewell Junction was charged with misdemeanor driving while intoxicated around 4:30 a.m. Jan. 3. Route 22: Kathleen Summers, 34, of Mamaroneck was charged with driving while intoxicated, a misdemeanor, and driving without a license, failure to use a designated lane and speeding, infractions, around 11:17 p.m. Jan. 2.

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Women's College Basketball: St. Joseph's women top Fordham, 62-57

01/09/10 St. Joseph's pulled out a gritty 62-57 win over Fordham yesterday at Hagan Arena in the Atlantic Ten Conference opener for both teams.

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College Basketball: Notre Dame edges No. 8 West Virginia

01/09/10 Da'Sean Butler's three-point attempt at the buzzer rolled around the rim but didn't go in, so Notre Dame held on for a 70-68 victory over No. 8 West Virginia last night in South Bend, Ind.

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Journal Register names new CEO

01/08/10 Journal Register Co., publisher of the New Haven Register and other papers, has named John Paton, cofounder of Hispanic publisher impreMedia L.L.C., as its chief executive officer.

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W. Basketball. #3 Irish Open BIG EAST Play Saturday Against Villanova

01/08/10 After finishing its non-conference schedule with an unblemished record for the third time in school history, No. 3 Notre Dame looks to carry that momentum over to conference play as the Irish begin the always-tough 16-game BIG EAST docket Saturday with a 2 p.m. (ET) matchup against Villanova at Purcell Pavilion.

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Signing period less than month away for Ball State football

01/08/10 MUNCIE -- It might be accurate to suggest Ball State has never been in this situation before with a month to go before college football's national signing day.

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Obama Honors Educators for Excellence

01/07/10 One hundred teachers were honored by President Barack Obama for helping students excel.

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H1N1 vaccines available to all in 7 local towns

01/02/10 The Connecticut River Area Health District (CRHAD) is now dispensing H1N1 vaccinations to all residents of Clinton, Chester, Deep River, Essex, Killingworth, Old Saybrook and Westbrook.

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Gay marriage became legal at midnight in NH

01/01/10 About 15 same-sex couples braved the cold to exchange vows outside the State House.

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Saturday's College Basketball Scores

12/13/09 Albright 71, Kings, Pa. 70 Arcadia 65, Penn St.-Hazleton 39 Army 59, Dartmouth 46 Baruch 69, Yeshiva 63 Berkeley 71, Penn St.-Brandywine 65 Boston U. 88, Marist 72 Bowling Green 58, Canisius 54 Bridgeport 84, Molloy 77 Brooklyn 88, Old Westbury 80 Buffalo 93, Buffalo St. 65 California, Pa. 93, Holy Family 56 Cent. Connecticut St. 70, Albany, N.Y. 68, OT Cincinnati Christian 92, Union, Ky. 88 ...

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Saturday's Women's Basketball Scores

12/13/09 Albany, N.Y. 63, Wagner 56 Bridgeport 78, St. Rose 69, 2OT Chestnut Hill 60, Goldey Beacom 54 Daniel Webster 72, Maine-Augusta 36 Dickinson 81, Haverford 70 Drew 70, Baptist Bible, Pa. 61 E. Connecticut 58, Plymouth St. 52 Fairleigh Dickinson 63, St. Peter's 46 Gettysburg 59, Ursinus 38 Hofstra 73, Manhattan 65 Holy Family 71, Georgian Court 55 Kings, Pa. 70, Keystone 42 Lake Erie 85, Slippery ...

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