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Stamford Board Of Education Member Dolores Burgess Resigns Stamford Board Of Education Member Dolores Burgess Resigns
Stamford Board Of Education Member Dolores Burgess Resigns STAMFORD, Conn. – Stamford Board of Education member Dolores Burgess resigned Tuesday, reports the Stamford Times. Burgess, 69, who had served on the board since Oct. 2014, is planning to relocate to North Carolina with her mother, according to the report. With Burgess’ resignation, there could be five new members on the board by Dec. 1 said Board of Education president Jackie Heftman, reports Stamford Times. Click here to read the full story. 

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Lifestyle
Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows
Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – Moviegoers are willing to pay more for theater security after a surge in theater violence, reports Vulture. A recent survey conducted by C4, a consumer research firm, states that 48 percent of moviegoers would pay $1 or more for extra security in theaters, and that 23 percent would pay $2 or more, according to the report. After an ax-wielding man was shot by police in a Nashville movie theater Aug. 5, the number of people willing to pay $3 or more rose from 13 percent to 19 percent, according to Vulture. Click here to read the full story. 

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Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows
Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. – Moviegoers are willing to pay more for theater security after a surge in theater violence, reports Vulture. A recent survey conducted by C4, a consumer research firm, states that 48 percent of moviegoers would pay $1 or more for extra security in theaters, and that 23 percent would pay $2 or more, according to the report. After an ax-wielding man was shot by police in a Nashville movie theater Aug. 5, the number of people willing to pay $3 or more rose from 13 percent to 19 percent, according to Vulture. Click here to read the full story. 

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Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows
Moviegoers Want Tighter Security At Theaters, New Study Shows WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Moviegoers are willing to pay more for theater security after a surge in theater violence, reports Vulture. A recent survey conducted by C4, a consumer research firm, states that 48 percent of moviegoers would pay $1 or more for extra security in theaters, and that 23 percent would pay $2 or more, according to the report. After an ax-wielding man was shot by police in a Nashville movie theater Aug. 5, the number of people willing to pay $3 or more rose from 13 percent to 19 percent, according to Vulture. Click here to read the full story. 

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News
Harrison Firefighter Charles Giacomo Resigns Amid Pressure Harrison Firefighter Charles Giacomo Resigns Amid Pressure
Harrison Firefighter Charles Giacomo Resigns Amid Pressure HARRISON, N.Y. – Harrison firefighter Charles Giacomo resigned from the firehouse last week amid allegations of insubordination and a suspension, reports lohud. Giacomo was suspended in June and charged with eight insubordination charges related to not recognizing volunteer chiefs’ authority, stating he wouldn’t respond to calls in certain areas of Harrison because he didn't know anyone who lived there, and leaving his post in fire department vehicles twice without permission, according to the report. Click here to read the full story. 

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Politics
305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Are Flagged As Potentially Classified 305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Are Flagged As Potentially Classified
305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Are Flagged As Potentially Classified FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – The State Department reported to federal court Monday that 305 of Hillary Clinton’s emails reviewed so far may have potentially classified information, reports the Washington Times. Officials said those emails need to be reviewed by security agencies first to see if secret information needs to be removed before being released to the public, according to the report. Clinton has stated that none of the emails she received or sent was marked as classified at the time, according to the Washington Times. Click here to read the full story. 

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High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In U.S. High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In U.S.
High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In U.S. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – The risk of Lyme disease in the Northeast and upper Midwest is increasing, reports Web MD. There are 260 counties in the U.S. where Lyme disease cases are reported at twice the rate as expected compared to the population size of the county, according to the report. Click here to read the full report. 

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Politics
305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified 305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified
305 Emails By Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. – The State Department reported to federal court Monday that 305 of Hillary Clinton’s emails reviewed so far may have potentially classified information, reports the Washington Times. Officials said those emails need to be reviewed by security agencies first to see if secret information needs to be removed before being released to the public, according to the report. Clinton has stated that none of the emails she received or sent was marked as classified at the time, according to the Washington Times. Click here to read the full story. 

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High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In US High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In US
High-Risk Areas For Lyme Disease Increasing In US FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. – The risk of Lyme disease in the Northeast and upper Midwest is increasing, reports Web MD. There are 260 counties in the U.S. where Lyme disease cases are reported at twice the rate as expected compared to the population size of the county, according to the report. Click here to read the full report. 

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305 Emails By Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified 305 Emails By Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified
305 Emails By Chappaqua's Hillary Clinton Flagged As Potentially Classified WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. – The State Department reported to federal court Monday that 305 of Hillary Clinton’s emails reviewed so far may have potentially classified information, reports the Washington Times. Officials said those emails need to be reviewed by security agencies first to see if secret information needs to be removed before being released to the public, according to the report. Clinton has stated that none of the emails she received or sent was marked as classified at the time, according to the Washington Times. Click here to read the full story. 

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