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• Homeowner dead in fire/shooting in Salem

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• Tea party may lose local members to 'less partisan' group

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1. New London firefighter Mayo charged with assault, breach of peace Friday night (55)
2. Newtown families deliver a message to Congress (50)
3. Texas governor visiting Connecticut (48)
4. Workers, public officials protest closure of AT&T call center in New London (47)
5. When traffic backs up on Interstate 95, everybody suffers (29)
6. Rep. Ernest Hewett has put the snake incident behind him (28)
7. Newtown activists bring anti-gun message to Congress (28)
8. Malloy announces funding for new Sandy Hook Elementary School (19)

Most Recent Poll

When there's an accident on I-95, traffic can be backed up for hours. Are the police doing enough to get things moving? Yes. There's only so much you can do with that amount of traffic. 31% Yes. People are too impatient these days. 17% No. I don't even see any police on the secondary roads. 19% No. They should clear the scene more quickly. 33% Number of votes: 949

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