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Hartford Police Seek Public's Help Finding Missing 36-Year-Old Man

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By Michael Lemanski 
| Patch
HARTFORD, CT — Hartford police are asking for the public's help locating a 36-year-old man who was reported missing after leaving a Hartford care facility and failing to return. The Hartford Police Department said Whakeen Balil Meyers was last seen leaving Maple Leaf Manor on Wednesday, June 10, at approximately 7 p.m. Meyers told staff he was going to Westfarms Mall but did not return, according to police. A Purple Alert has been issued.
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Canton Officials Cut Proposed Budget, But Adopt New Mill Rate

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By Michael Lemanski 
| Patch
Canton taxpayers do not have a budget for 2025-26, but they do have a slightly larger mill rate to pay when tax bills come due this summer. (Tim Jensen/Patch) CANTON, CT — Canton officials have proposed nearly $1 million in additional budget reductions after voters rejected the town/school's proposed 2026-27 spending plan for a second consecutive time.
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Southington Schools Report Budget Shortfall For Current Fiscal Year

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By Michael Lemanski 
| Patch
The Southington Board of Education is expected next week to formally ask the Southington Board of Finance for some extra cash to help the district cover a budget shortfall for 2025-26. (Tim Jensen/Patch) SOUTHINGTON, CT — With the current fiscal year about to end this month, Southington schools' 2025-26 is coming out in the red financially.
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