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The Dividing Scar: Massachusetts and the Four Lost Towns
The construction of the Quabbin Reservoir resulted in the destruction of four entire Massachusetts town: Dana, Enfield, Greenwich and Prescott. 2,500 people lost their homes and communities forever. But without the project, millions would be without clean drinking water. In a new NBC10 Boston documentary, we tell the story of the Quabbin and the effect the project still has...
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Mass. Hockey Player Pushes for Change after Friend's Tragic Death on the Ice
The hockey community across the country is still grappling with the tragic death of high school hockey player Teddy Balkind. There’s been an outpouring of support from local schools to NHL stars. The St. Luke’s sophomore passed away last week after an accident during a JV hockey game against the Brunswick School in Greenwich and another skater cut his...
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Connecticut High School Hockey Player Dies After On-Ice Collision
A Connecticut 10th-grade hockey player has died after falling to the ice and being cut on the neck by the skate of another player during a game.
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Mother of Baby Found Dead in Greenwich, CT in 1986 Charged With Murder
Greenwich police have made an arrest in the death of a baby boy 35 years ago and charged his mother with murder. The baby boy was found on May 16, 1986, inside a sanitation truck that had just emptied a dumpster at an apartment building on Havemeyer Place in Greenwich, police said. It was determined that the child was born…
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Kennedy Cousin Skakel Will Not Be Retried in 1975 Killing of Martha Moxley
A prosecutor said Friday that Kennedy cousin Michael Skakel will not face a second trial in the killing of Martha Moxley, an announcement that came 45 years to the day after the teenager was found bludgeoned to death in her wealthy Connecticut neighborhood. Chief State’s Attorney Richard Colangelo Jr. made the announcement at Stamford Superior Court, where Skakel and his…
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Man Pleads Guilty to Kidnapping Woman Found Dead in Suitcase in Greenwich, CT
A man has pleaded guilty to federal kidnapping charges connected to the death of a young woman who was found dead, bound in a suitcase on a street in Greenwich last February.
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Conn. Lawyer Gets 1 Month for Paying to Rig Daughter's ACT Exam
The former chairman of a global law firm was sentenced Thursday to one month in prison for paying $75,000 to rig his daughter’s ACT exam. Gordon Caplan, 53, of Greenwich, Connecticut, pleaded guilty in May to a single count of fraud and conspiracy in a deal with prosecutors. He is the fourth parent to be sentenced in a sweeping college...
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Inside a Chic Greenwich Village Apartment with Interiors Magazine
We’re joining forces with the team from Interiors Magazine. Among the many highlights in their lates issue is a chic Greenwich Village Apartment desgined by Alessandra Santopietro.
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First Great White Shark to Ping in Long Island Sound Is So Popular It Temporarily Breaks Tracking Website
The first great white shark to ever ping in the Long Island Sound had an inauspicious introduction to fame Monday, drawing so much traffic to a research group’s website that it stopped working — and still was having trouble the next day.
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Medical Examiner Releases Cause of Death of Woman Found Bound in Suitcase in Greenwich
A young woman who was found dead, bound in a suitcase on a street in Greenwich in February, died of “homicidal asphyxia,” according to the office of the chief medical examiner.
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Greenwich DPW Worker Disciplined for Taking Photos of Slain Woman
A worker for the Connecticut town where a woman was found dead in a suitcase is facing discipline for taking and sharing photos of the victim’s body.
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Suspect Charged in Connection With Case of Woman Found Dead in Suitcase Was Ex: Family
Police have arrested a man in New York who they said admitted to having a role in the death of a woman who was found bound in a suitcase on an affluent road in Greenwich last week.
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Greenwich Police ID Woman Found Dead in Suitcase as New York Woman
The woman who was found dead, bound in a suitcase along an affluent road in Greenwich Tuesday morning, lived in New Rochelle, New York and had been missing since January, according to police.
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Greenwich Childcare Worker Arrested After Video Surfaces of Baby Being Force-Fed: Police
An employee of a childcare facility in Greenwich has been arrested after police investigated allegations of her force-feeding a 17-month-old baby.
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Man Shot 5-Year-Old in Neck With BB Gun in Greenwich: Police
Greenwich Police arrested a man who is accused of shooting a child with a BB gun on Sunday night.
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Incumbent Congressmen Face GOP Challengers on Election Day
Rhode Island’s representatives in the U.S. House say they’re asking voters for another term so they can continue to fight for the state.
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End of Alimony Tax Deduction Hastening Some Divorce Negotiations, Attorneys Say
Divorce can be simple or it can be messy. For some, it’s become a little more urgent. The $1.5-trillion tax overhaul includes the end of a 75-year-old deduction on alimony payments, to kick in at the close of this year. Recipients will also no longer have to claim such payments as income. The impact of the change depends entirely on...
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Ancient Penguin Was as Big as a (Human) Pittsburgh Penguin
Fossils from New Zealand have revealed a giant penguin that was as big as a grown man, roughly the size of the captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins. The creature was slightly shorter in length and about 20 pounds (9 kilograms) heavier than the official stats for hockey star Sidney Crosby. It measured nearly 5 feet, 10 inches (1.77 meters) long...
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Divorcees Warily Eye GOP Plan to Cut Alimony Tax Deduction
For over a decade, Charles Crenshaw has been paying his ex-wife tens of thousands of dollars annually in alimony. The now-retired engineer is hoping to renegotiate the agreement for lower payments, but he’s waiting first to see what comes of a tax reform proposal in Congress. Under a House Republican tax plan that would eliminate the deduction for alimony payments,...