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Scary time as overdose deaths jump in New London and state

Accidental drug overdose deaths in New London surged dramatically in 2021, outpacing the statewide increase and prompting local officials to double down on efforts to educate the public about the dea.

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She was the sweetest girl : Friends identify London s latest homicide victim as Lynda Marques

She was the sweetest girl : Friends identify London s latest homicide victim as Lynda Marques
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FOX 13 Investigates: The rise, fall, and mysterious death of Tony Hsieh

FOX 13 Investigates: The rise, fall, and mysterious death of Tony Hsieh Tony Hsieh was a shoe mogul who left a giant footprint in downtown Las Vegas. His rise shaped that area for decades to come, but many are now wondering what his legacy might have been in Park City if he were still alive. Posted at 9:48 PM, Mar 08, 2021 and last updated 2021-03-09 00:24:57-05 Tony Hsieh was a shoe mogul who left a giant footprint in downtown Las Vegas. His rise shaped that area for decades to come, but many are now wondering what his legacy might have been in Park City if he were still alive.

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London Police Services provide crime update

By Vasilios Bellos Photo Cred: London Police Services Twitter The London Police Services Board met virtually and provided an update on a number of crucial topics relevant to the city. The meeting was attended by police officials, along with Mayor Ed Holder and Ward 4 Councilor Jesse Helmer. Deputy Chief Patricia McIntyre gave insight into London in terms of sexual assault cases, declaring 436 new incidents. Slighty more than 200 of these are currently worthy of review, but are being backlogged as a result of the pandemic. COVID-19 related restrictions such as being unable to meet face-to-face were cited as being the main reason so many cases are currently not being reviewed.

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