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UPDATED: Homeowner dead in fire/shooting in Salem

Premium Content Robert Bergeson, the owner of a home on Witter Road in Salem that was the subject of police and fire activity Tuesday night, is dead according to Rhode Island Hospital.

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Tea party may lose local members to 'less partisan' group

Premium Content Some local members are considering abandoning tea party groups and instead joining Americans for Prosperity, a grassroots organization aimed at educating and mobilizing citizens around economic policy issues.

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Navy may let women serve on more submarines

Premium Content The Navy will decide by March 2015 whether women will be allowed to serve on Los Angeles- and Seawolf- as well as Virginia-class submarines.

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Urban: State report offers few Amistad funding details

Premium Content State Rep. Diana Urban, D-North Stonington, who is pressuring the state Department of Economic Development to detail how Amistad America has spent $8 million in state funds, said she is not satisfied with DECD's accounting.

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Old Saybrook man arrested for stealing truck, causing accident in Montville

Premium Content An Old Saybrook man who allegedly stole a pickup truck and engaged police in pursuit Tuesday crashed the truck at routes 85 and 161 in the Chesterfield section of Montville, sending a second pickup into a small pond with the driver trapped inside.

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School board sets salary range for next Groton superintendent

Premium Content The Board of Education decided Tuesday to offer the next superintendent a salary range of $170,000 to $185,000.

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Sound & Country

Sound & Country is your guide to the good life this summer. Highlights from this issue:

Sound & CountryUnder the stars: A guide to camping with fun family comforts or inspiring scenes of solitude.

Need a new perspective? Local cruises offer unforgettable views from the water.

Fun after 5: Music, movies and shows are among the many ways to extend your summer days from Connecticut to the Rhode Island coast.

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When there's an accident on I-95, traffic can be backed up for hours. Are the police doing enough to get things moving?
Yes. There's only so much you can do with that amount of traffic.
31%
Yes. People are too impatient these days.
17%
No. I don't even see any police on the secondary roads.
19%
No. They should clear the scene more quickly.
33%
Number of votes: 949

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How-To Festival at Groton Public LIbrary — 10:00 am; Sat., Jun. 22

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