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CT-Native Blasts Blue Jays Into World Series Glory With Historic Game 7 Homer CT-Native Blasts Blue Jays Into World Series Glory With Historic Game 7 Homer
Ct-native Blasts Blue Jays Into World Series Glory With Historic Game 7 Homer George Springer, a New Britain native and former University of Connecticut star, sent Toronto fans into a frenzy with a single swing in the seventh inning, lifting the Blue Jays to the World Series with a 4-3 win in a decisive Game 7. This marks Toronto’s first trip to the Fall Classic since 1993. Springer’s fourth home run of the postseason made history — it was the first go-ahead homer in a Game 7 by a team trailing by multiple runs in the seventh inning or later. Seattle’s Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez each hit solo shots, giving the Mariners an early lead and hope for their first Worl…

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Celebrating 10 Years of Market 32—Fresh, Local, and Thankful for You Celebrating 10 Years of Market 32—Fresh, Local, and Thankful for You
Celebrating 10 Years of Market 32—Fresh, Local, and Thankful for You For 10 incredible years, Market 32 has been proud to bring fresh, quality food and genuine care to our neighbors across the region. What started as a vision to create a better grocery experience — focused on freshness, service, and community — has grown into a decade-long journey made possible by you, our loyal customers. Now, we’re celebrating you – our loyal customers – with our biggest anniversary event ever, filled with exciting prizes, giveaways, and daily chances to win big! Spin, Win, and Celebrate All Month Long It’s celebration time at Market 32 — and you’re invited to join in the …

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Former Ravens DL Arthur Jones, Brother Of UFC Champ Jon, Patriots Star Chandler, Dies At 39 Former Ravens DL Arthur Jones, Brother Of UFC Champ Jon, Patriots Star Chandler, Dies At 39
Former Ravens DL Arthur Jones, Brother Of UFC Champ Jon, Patriots Star Chandler, Dies At 39 The Baltimore Ravens are mourning the loss of a Super Bowl champion. Former defensive tackle Arthur Jones, 39, died suddenly, the team announced Friday. "We are terribly saddened to learn of Arthur Jones' sudden passing," Ravens General Manager Eric DeCosta stated. "Arthur's presence was a gift to everyone he encountered. His big, bright smile, infectious energy and eternal positivity created a presence that continuously uplifted others." "He was kind, courteous and enthusiastic — always displaying a love for family, teammates and friends." Jones played for the Ravens from 2010 to 2013 an…

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Springfield-Born MLB Rookie Sparks Controversy Missing Game For Kirk Funeral Springfield-Born MLB Rookie Sparks Controversy Missing Game For Kirk Funeral
Springfield-Born MLB Rookie Sparks Controversy Missing Game For Kirk Funeral Matt Shaw, the Chicago Cubs' rookie third baseman, had a curious reason for missing Sunday's game as his team surges toward the playoffs.  The University of Maryland alum who hails from Springfield, Massachusetts, skipped out on the game on Sunday, Sept. 20, to attend right-wing activist Charlie Kirk's memorial service after he was assassinated earlier this month. Tyler Robinson, 22, has been accused of fatally shooting Kirk at Utah Valley University during a campus event. He is being held at the Utah County Jail without bail. Shaw missed the Cubs game — who have a playoff spot wrappe…

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$3.9M Childhood Home Of Political Icon In CT Listed For First Time In 100 Years $3.9M Childhood Home Of Political Icon In CT Listed For First Time In 100 Years
$3.9M Childhood Home Of Political Icon In CT Listed For First Time In 100 Years A Sharon property with more than 200 years of history, which was the childhood home of one of America's most prolific political minds of the past century, is on the market for just south of $4 million.  The estate at 1 Great Elm Drive in Sharon is listed for $3,999,000. Built in 1812, the single-family residence spans 8,072 square feet on 6.34 acres, according to the Zillow listing. It offers eight bedrooms and nine bathrooms.  One of those bedrooms once belonged to attorney and author William F. Buckley Jr., one of the founding fathers of the American conservative political movem…

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New England Genealogist Reunites PA Woman With Childhood Best Friend Separated By Foster Care New England Genealogist Reunites PA Woman With Childhood Best Friend Separated By Foster Care
New England Genealogist Reunites PA Woman With Childhood Best Friend Separated By Foster Care A New England genealogist has helped reunite two women who were separated by foster care while attending elementary school in Abington in the late 1980s. Elizabeth Crompton, who grew up in Abington, shared on Facebook that she had been searching for her childhood best friend for decades. The two attended Glenside Weldon Elementary School just outside of Philadelphia, where Crompton, then known as Liz, spent nearly every day with her best friend. “She was the sweetest girl ever, red curly hair and the warmest smile,” Crompton wrote, recalling how her friend’s social worker once gave her litt…

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UMass Lowell Lockdown Lifted After Police Say Suspect Left Area UMass Lowell Lockdown Lifted After Police Say Suspect Left Area
UMass Lowell Lockdown Lifted After Police Say Suspect Left Area Police lifted the lockdown at the University of Massachusetts Lowell after officers said the man believed to have a gun near campus had left the area. Authorities lifted the shelter-in-place order around 5:30 p.m. — about three hours after police began searching for the man. “Based on a search and investigation, law enforcement partners believe the suspect is no longer in the vicinity,” police said in a text message to students. “A large police presence is being maintained on campus, and officers will be stationed at all residence halls overnight.” Massachusetts State Police said they were…

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Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door
Market 32 and Price Chopper Team Up with DoorDash to Bring Groceries Right to Your Door Whether you're prepping for a last-minute dinner, hosting a thrilling game day party, or simply craving a midnight snack, Market 32 and Price Chopper have you covered — fast. Thanks to a new partnership with DoorDash, customers can now get fresh groceries and pantry staples delivered straight to their doorstep. As the demand for convenience continues to grow, Market 32 and Price Chopper are stepping up to make shopping easier than ever. From missing ingredients for tonight’s meal to milk, bananas, and chips, shoppers can browse and order a wide selection of products right from the DoorDash a…

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Bay State Pride: Longmeadow Native Among 3 Emmy Nominees With Mass Ties Bay State Pride: Longmeadow Native Among 3 Emmy Nominees With Mass Ties
Bay State Pride: Longmeadow Native Among 3 Emmy Nominees With Mass Ties Three actresses nominated for Emmy Awards this year have something in common beyond their talent: They all have strong ties to Massachusetts. Meghan Fahy, nominated for her role in “Sirens,” is a Longmeadow native who grew up in western Massachusetts. She began performing in school plays and quickly built a name for herself. “Sirens” follows a therapist who helps women navigate grief after a tragic loss. The show has been praised for its emotional honesty and strong female lead. This marks Fahy’s second Emmy nomination. She was previously recognized in 2023 for her performance in HBO’s “The…

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New England Author Wally Lamb Picked For Oprah’s Book Club — Again New England Author Wally Lamb Picked For Oprah’s Book Club — Again
New England Author Wally Lamb Picked For Oprah’s Book Club — Again Norwich native Wally Lamb has once again caught the attention of Oprah Winfrey. Lamb’s new New York Times best-selling novel, "The River Is Waiting," is the latest pick for Oprah’s Book Club.  Winfrey announced the selection during her podcast last week. The novel tells the story of a father named Corby Ledbetter. "New fatherhood, the loss of his job, and a growing secret addiction have thrown his marriage to his beloved Emily into a tailspin," publisher Simon and Schuster wrote in the abstract.  It becomes the 115th title in her long-running book club, and the third novel fr…

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Senator Stuck In Iraq Amid Overseas Chaos Returns To Logan Airport: 'Grateful To Be Home' Senator Stuck In Iraq Amid Overseas Chaos Returns To Logan Airport: 'Grateful To Be Home'
Senator Stuck In Iraq Amid Overseas Chaos Returns To Logan Airport: 'Grateful To Be Home' A Connecticut Senator is back in the US after being stuck for days in Iraq amid the ongoing tensions and attacks in the Middle East. Sen. Saud Anwar, who represents the state's 3rd District, confirmed that he safely returned to Boston Logan Airport on Saturday, June 14, days after posting a video about the airline shutdown in the region. "Feeling incredibly blessed to be back home in the United States," Anwar posted on Facebook. "A heartfelt thank you to everyone who reached out through emails, texts, voice messages, social media, and your prayers.  "Your love and support have truly lifted…

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Mass Teacher Lied About Having Purple Heart, College Degrees: DA Mass Teacher Lied About Having Purple Heart, College Degrees: DA
Mass Teacher Lied About Having Purple Heart, College Degrees: DA A Massachusetts teacher was arrested after police said she lied about her college education and military past for years to get a job in public schools, authorities said.  Lissa Lagasse, 57, of Lowell, was arrested Friday, June 6, and faces 21 charges linked to her work in Haverhill schools, the Essex County District Attorney's Office said. She was being held on a $25,000 bond.  Prosecutors say Lagasse falsely claimed she had both undergraduate and graduate degrees. She also allegedly told employers that she was a decorated US military veteran and Purple Heart recipient — none of w…

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