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Multimedia journalist for @hearst, mom, managing editor, @middletownpress Shining a light on remarkable people who make this city great. Opinions: entirely mine
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Connecticut first selectwoman repaid nearly $10K after salary mistake Original

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By Cassandra Day Verified
| Westport News Verified
Weston Town Hall is located at 56 Norfield Road. Ned Gerard/Hearst Connecticut Media Weston First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor. Samantha Nestor/Contributed photo WESTON — First Selectwoman Samantha Nestor, who city officials said was erroneously overpaid nearly $10,000 in cost-of-living adjustments she was not eligible for over some two and a half years, has repaid the town. However, her critics argue that she should have known she wasn’t entitled to the money in the first place.
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Meriden restores some city services following February internet 'interruption'

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By Cassandra Day Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Meriden City Hall is located at 142 E Main St. (File photo / Hearst Connecticut Media) MERIDEN - Some two months after Meriden City Hall experienced an internet "interruption," online bill paying and hybrid meetings have been restored. All city departments had been without web access since Feb. 13, Strategic Communications Specialist Anthony Terzi explained Tuesday. Officials shut down the network after discovering an attempted "interruption," he has said.
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Meriden restores some city services following February internet 'interruption'

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By Cassandra Day Verified
| Meriden Record Journal Verified
MERIDEN — Some two months after Meriden City Hall experienced an internet “interruption,” online bill paying and hybrid meetings have been restored. All city departments had been without web access since Feb. 13, Strategic Communications Specialist Anthony Terzi explained Tuesday. Officials shut down the network after discovering an attempted "interruption," he has said. Article continues below this ad Employees had to manually record data and taxpayers could only pay by bank checks.
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