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Thomaston community rallies around Patti’s Place after devastating Main Street fire

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By Glenn Kittle Verified
| Yahoo Verified
The Thomaston community is coming together after a devastating fire destroyed several local businesses on Main Street Tuesday night, including the beloved diner Patti’s Place. In the days following the fire, support for owners Patti and Mike Kelley has poured in from across town, with fellow restaurant owners stepping up to help one of their own.
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Woman turns story of childhood cancer survival into a beacon of hope

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By Glenn Kittle Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
SOUTHINGTON, Conn. — Most people don’t remember what happened in their lives when they were three years old. But for Katherine Brown, of Connecticut, she remembers everything about her fight against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a type of blood cancer. Twenty years after her last treatment, she’s using her story to give back to kids who are going through the same battle she faced. “You'd be surprised at what you remember if it's very significant in your life.
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By Glenn Kittle Verified
| KXTV-TV (Sacramento, CA) Verified
SOUTHINGTON, Conn. — Most people don’t remember what happened in their lives when they were three years old. But for Katherine Brown, of Connecticut, she remembers everything about her fight against Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, a type of blood cancer. Twenty years after her last treatment, she’s using her story to give back to kids who are going through the same battle she faced. “You'd be surprised at what you remember if it's very significant in your life.
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