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Tuesday, June 18, 2013

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Gift shop "crafting" against cancer

4:27 pm, Thursday, November 8, 2012 -- A shop selling gifts, garments and crafting items with a focus on helping cancer survivors recently opened on the Post Road. Diagnosed with breast cancer in October 2010, Wallace-Currie, having a background in fashion sales, began knitting hats and scarves for other breast cancer survivors while...

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  5. Security stepped up for Fairfield Half Marathon
  6. Son charged in incident with mother
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