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Chef Christina Schumacher lays Paletas into a display freezer at the start of the day at Dave’s Gourmet Paletas, in Shelton, Conn. Jan 18, 2023.
News
Fairfield man brings Mexican treat, love of reading to Shelton
A Fairfield resident opened his second paleta shop in Shelton. He is joining forces with Plumb Memorial Library in co-sponsoring a winter reading challenge.
Cristie Krauss won first place at the library's community show for “Frank.”
Fairfield Citizen
Community News: Fairfield senior to perform at Carnegie Hall
Fairflied Ludlowe senior was selected for the High School Honors Performance Series at Carnegie Hall, one of the items in this week's roundup of local news.
A 28-year-old New York man accused of first-degree larceny in connection with a motor vehicle theft was extradited to Connecticut Tuesday, according to the Sherman resident trooper.
News
NY man charged with CT car theft extradited, state trooper says
Daniel James Finley, 28, of Poughkeepsie faces a first-degree larceny charge in connection with a motor vehicle theft, the Sherman resident trooper said.
FILE - Grey kangaroos feed on grass near Canberra, Australia, March 15, 2008. A bill that would ban the sale of kangaroo parts has been introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly. (AP Photo/Mark Graham, File)
Connecticut
Why is Connecticut considering a ban on kangaroo products?
State Rep. David Michel's bill would prohibit the sale, barter or offering of dead kangaroos and any products derived from dead kangaroos within the state.
Matchmaker and dating coach Jill Dunn of "Jillin' It" and Lory Kelsey of "Greenwich Matchmaker."
Living
CT matchmakers aim to help locals find love in the digital era
After divorces, Lory Kelsey of Greenwich Matchmaker and Jill Dunn of Jillin' It, made being matchmakers and dating coaches their full-time job.
FILE - Grey kangaroos feed on grass near Canberra, Australia, March 15, 2008. A bill that would ban the sale of kangaroo parts has been introduced in the Connecticut General Assembly. (AP Photo/Mark Graham, File)
Connecticut
Why is Connecticut considering a ban on kangaroo products?
State Rep. David Michel's bill would prohibit the sale, barter or offering of dead kangaroos and any products derived from dead kangaroos within the state.

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