Murder trial opens in Avcallie case in Waterbury
State witnesses describe finding Wanda Avcallie’s body in the couple’s pool after a night of alleged conflict over Bernard Avcallie’s alleged abandonment. Car mine DiMaria testified how Wanda’s death occurred during a struggle, while defense and state lawyers clashed over terminology and possible bruising.
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Wanda Avcellie
DiMaria
Avcollie
Naugatuck
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Stanley Works Aids Housatonic Conservation in Kent
Stanley Works grants a conservation easement for almost 689 acres along six miles of the Housatonic River in western Connecticut to the Housatonic Valley Association Inc. The easement secures present land uses for at least 30 years and allows Kent to continue sand and gravel operations as well as sanitary landfills at current sites. The property stretches from just below Swift's Bridge to north of the Sloane-Stanley museum, with east side farmland and west side forested areas including a section of the Appalachian Trail.
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Housatonic River
Connecticut
Housatonic Valley Association Inc
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Sloane-Stanley
Pageant winner to sing in Bridgeport city concert
Sheri Lee Scott Miss Teenage America representative from New Canaan will perform at Baldwin Plaza on June 24 in a noon concert sponsored by the Bridgeport Area Chamber of Commerce and Dr Pepper Bottling. Scott, 17, will sing Broadway tunes and original songs by David Harvey. She plans to study music at Indiana University in the fall and aims for opera or Broadway.
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New Ca
Iman
Connecticut
Baldwin Plaza
Bridgeport Area
Ancient water systems shaped Rome and Phoenician beginnings
Ancient water systems moved water from distant sources to cities, with early Phoenician work noted as the first known delivery system. Romans later expanded technology with aqueducts and large-scale infrastructure, while New York City built water covers reaching 100 feet high and serving hundreds of square miles.
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Rome
New York City
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