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Connecticut's eBook Buyers Receive Settlement Notices

The state won a $1.3 settlement from eBook publishers involved in price fixing. Attorney…
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Foreclosed Homeowners Could Receive Payments

If your home was foreclosed you could be receiving some settlement money, according to this…
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Connecticut Receives $3.5 Million in Drug Settlement

A subsidiary of Johnson and Johnson needs to pay up after allegedly breaking the law,…
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Connecticut eBook Consumers Could Soon Receive Refunds

A settlement reached with three companies over alleged eBook price fixing will soon lead to…
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Oxford Settles Lawsuit Filed By Municipal Employee

Board of Selectmen votes 2-to-1 to support the settlement agreement.
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Connecticut Part of $29 Million Settlement with Toyota Over…

Toyota agreed to pay a total $29 million to the 30 participating states to settle consumer…
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Propane Co. Can Open on Route 67 in Oxford

Planning and Zoning Commission approves
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Board Settles Lawsuit With Former Superintendent

Former Oxford school chief Judith Palmer was seeking back pay and damages.
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Attorney General Seeks Tax Break, Debt Relief for Homeowners

The proposal by Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen to extend the benefits is detailed…
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P&Z to Vote on Settlement With Oxford Greens Developers

The commission will meet tonight to discuss a settlement offer.
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Report: Average Rank for CT's Anti-Smoking Spending

Connecticut ranks 23rd in the nation in funding programs to prevent kids from smoking and help…
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Day in History, Daily Briefing, Dec. 1, 2011

See what's happening today and what happened on this day in history.
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Day in History, Daily Briefing, Feb. 6, 2012

See what happened on this date in history and what is happening locally, today.
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Day in History, Daily Briefing, Jan. 26, 2012

See what happened on this date in history and what's happening today, locally.
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Foreclosures Rise 34 Percent in Connecticut

The nation's foreclosure situation has improved, but the news in Connecticut is less positive.
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Former Tax Collector Case Continued Again

Guillet will appear in court for a sixth time on April 25.
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CT U.S. Attorney's Office Spends $20M a Year, Collects $60M

Here's a nice federal budget story: The U.S. Attorney's Office in Connecticut collected triple…
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Former Tax Collector to Decide on Plea Offer on July 31

Details of plea agreement for Karen Guillet not revealed in court. Sentinel reports she will…
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Donations Will Lead to Playscape's Construction

Oxford First Selectman George Temple says donations of $40K will help get the project off the…
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UTC Company Pleads Guilty to Federal Charges it Sold…

Pratt & Whitney Canada Corp., admits it violated the federal Arms Export Control Act.
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Oxford Approves Great Hill Road, Commerce Drive Extension…

Unanimous approvals for both projects, which officials say will make roads more safe.
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Oxford has a History of Peach Farms

Town historian looks at the how peaches were grown on Great Hill.
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Oxford SportsBeat: Where Are They Now (II)?

Second installment of former great athletes from area and what they're doing now.
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Without Concessions, More than 4,000 Could Lose State Jobs

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy signed the $40.1 billion biennium budget Wednesday while still…
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Oxford’s Notorious Tories of the Wooster Family

Near relatives of Patriot Gen. David Wooster remained loyal to England and tried to help the…
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The Golden Age We Didn’t Know We Had

Despite the challenges brought on by rapid change, will today’s young journalists look back on…
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Former Oxford Pastor Directed US Operations Mission in…

Town historian tells us the interesting history of Lincoln B. Hale.
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Temple Seeks Firm Figure on Amount Stolen From Tax Office

Amid frustration over delinquent tax list, town officials to examine whether stolen tax figure…
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