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CT Man Nabbed For Domestic Violence After Massive Manhunt Shuts Down Beach Area CT Man Nabbed For Domestic Violence After Massive Manhunt Shuts Down Beach Area
CT Man Nabbed For Domestic Violence After Massive Manhunt Shuts Down Beach Area A 32-year-old Connecticut man has been arrested for alleged domestic violence after he strangled a woman and held a knife to her throat before running from police. The incident began around 1:30 a.m., Monday, May 17, in New Haven County when Milford Police responded to a possible domestic violence incident. When officers arrived on the scene, the victim said she was in a verbal argument with Anthony Sliney, of West Haven, who then threw coffee at the victim.  Sliney left the scene prior to police arrival, police said.  At approximately 9:00 a.m., Connecticut State Police re…

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by Kathy Reakes
Police & Fire
Single-Vehicle Crash Seriously Injures Fairfield County Man, State Police Say Single-Vehicle Crash Seriously Injures Fairfield County Man, State Police Say
Single-Vehicle Crash Seriously Injures Fairfield County Man, State Police Say A Fairfield County man was seriously injured after losing control of his vehicle during a single-vehicle crash on Route 8. The crash took place around 3:12 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 6, on southbound Route 8, near Exit 22, in Seymour, when Brian Vincent, age 52, of Shelton, lost control of his vehicle, said the Connecticut State Police. According to police, at the time of the investigation, the weather was clear under daylight skies, the roadway was dry, and traffic was moderate and moving at a steady flow. For unknown reasons, Vincent lost control of his vehicle, veered right off the roadway, wh…

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by Kathy Reakes
Lifestyle
COVID-19: Food For Frontline Supports Hospitals, Restaurants In Fairfield County COVID-19: Food For Frontline Supports Hospitals, Restaurants In Fairfield County
Covid-19: Food For Frontline Supports Hospitals, Restaurants In Fairfield County A simple idea to show how one Fairfield County mom appreciated the work her daughter was performing as an EMT during the COVID-19 pandemic has turned into an entire movement to feed those on the frontlines. Nicole Straight, of Westport, wanted to thank, and offer a little comfort, to all of the doctors, nurses, EMTs, and first responders, while at the same time helping the struggling workers of the restaurant industry. Her solution, which turned out to be a fantastic success, was dreamed up “Food For The Front Lines,” a grassroots fundraising initiative that provides healthcare workers on …

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by Kathy Reakes