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Cos Cob Altercation Results in Arrest

By: greenwichfreepress | June 8, 2020

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Ordinance Proposed as Dirt Bikes, Modified E-Bikes "Terrorize Neighborhoods" in Greenwich
Given owners often modify e-bikes to make them more powerful and exceed speed limits, they become re-reclassified as electric motorcycles and subject to different rules. Parents are urged to verify the classification and power of any e-bike being used by their children.
Elderly Woman in Stamford Struck by Car is in Critical Condition
Animal Control Seeks Tips on Owner of Injured Puppy Found on I95 Near exit 4

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