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Burlington woman pleads guilty to manslaughter in connection to husband's death
A 76-year-old woman has pleaded guilty to manslaughter in connection to her husband’s death in Burlington several years ago. The State’s Attorney’s Office said Linda Kosuda-Bigazzi is accused of killing her husband, an 84-year-old doctor, at their home on Smith Lane in 2017. Kosuda-Bigazzi was arrested days after her husband was found dead. Police responded to the home for...
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New report details cause of death for CT firefighter who collapsed while fighting fire in 2021
The investigation is complete into the death of a 26-year-old Burlington firefighter who suffered a medical emergency while fighting a fire in New Hartford in 2021. Colin McFadden suffered a medical emergency while fighting a fire at the historic New Hartford House. He was rushed to John Dempsey Hospital where he underwent emergency surgery. Fire officials had said that doctors…
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Beer can sales at local brewery raise money for Bristol police memorial
More than a year after two Bristol police officers were killed in the line of duty, a local brewery is keeping their memory alive with a new beer.
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Beer can sales at local brewery raise money for Bristol police memorial
More than a year after two Bristol police officers were killed in the line of duty, a local brewery is keeping their memory alive with a new beer. Evening Sky Brewery in Burlington is selling cans of “Project Never Forgotten,” honoring Lt. Dustin Demonte and Sgt. Alex Hamzy. Four-packs of lager went on sale for the first time Wednesday. Proceeds…
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Vt. Palestinian student shooting: Suspected gunman arrested, new details revealed
The man suspected of shooting three U.S. college students of Palestinian descent in Burlington, Vermont, on Saturday night has been arrested. Jason J. Eaton, 48, appeared in court Monday, pleading not guilty to three charges. He was held without bail.
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3 Palestinian U.S. college students shot, injured in Burlington, Vermont
Three young men of Palestinian descent were shot in Burlington, Vermont, on Sunday, and authorities say it may have been a hate crime.
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More than $8 million worth of illegal mushrooms found at Burlington home: police
Police said they found a huge illegal psilocybin mushroom growing operation with around $8.5 million worth of drugs at a home in Burlington while investigating a tip.
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More than $8 million worth of illegal mushrooms found at Burlington home: police
Police say they found a huge illegal psilocybin mushroom growing operation at a home in Burlington while investigating a tip.
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How cider is made at Hogan's Cider Mill in Burlington
Get an inside look at how cider is made at Hogan’s Cider Mill in Burlington.
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How golf, apples and cider come together at Hogan's Cider Mill in Burlington
Ths story of Hogan’s Cider Mill in Burlington is one of golf, cider and some serendipity.
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Student brought pellet gun to Lewis Mills High in Burlington: superintendent
A student brought a pellet gun to school at Lewis Mills High School in Burlington Thursday, according to the school superintendent. State police received a report of a student with a weapon at the school just before 12:30 p.m. Burlington officers and school officials searched the student and found the fake gun, according to state police. The student was removed…
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Plane makes emergency landing in cornfield in Burlington
A plane that was having mechanical difficulties made an emergency landing in a cornfield in Burlington on Saturday. Firefighters were called to the old Johnnycake Airport for a possible airplane crash around 2 p.m. According to fire officials, the Federal Aviation Administration at Bradley Airport received a distress call from a small, single engine plane that was having mechanical difficulties….
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Roaming cattle shot and killed in Burlington
Three cattle that were on the loose in Burlington since Monday were shot and killed Wednesday.
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Roaming cattle shot and killed in Burlington
Warning: Some of the video in this article is graphic. Three cattle that were on the loose in Burlington since Monday were shot and killed Wednesday. The cattle made their way into a field along Main Street in Burlington Wednesday where law enforcement corralled them using police vehicles. With neighbors watching on, shots were fired, taking the cattle down, but…
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Cattle on the lam in Burlington
Some cattle are on the loose after escaping in Burlington Monday evening and they may now be somewhere in Farmington.
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Watch: Cattle are on the loose in Burlington
Some cattle are on the loose, moo-ving their way through Burlington, and animal control is working with their owners to get them home. Burlington and Canton Animal Control posted a photo on Facebook, saying, “these three escape artists are on the loose.” They have been seen on George Washington Turnpike, Angela’s Way, Perry Drive and Taine Mountain. A person...
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Burlington man learns his expensive Taylor Swift tickets don't exist days before concert
NBC CT Responds investigates and learns what fans of all genres of music need to watch out for when buying concert tickets.
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Teenage Girl Dead After Falling From Moving Truck in Burlington
Teenage Girl Dead After Falling From Moving Truck in Burlington