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Killingly

(kĭl`ĭng-lē), town (1990 pop. 15,889), Windham co., NE Conn., on the Quinebaug River and the R.I. border, in a farm area; settled 1693, inc. 1708. It is an active dairy and livestock trading center supplemented by a fruit and vegetable market. Among the town's manufactures are textiles, machinery, and synthetic materials.

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The Superior Court for the Judicial District of Windham at Putnam has appointed IMPACT Receiver of Rents for Whetstone Mills in Killingly, which includes 43 available residential condominiums in a two-building historic renovation on Valley Road and newly constructed townhouses.

Impact Management appointed receiver

Ellis Technical High School in Killingly, CT, were he studied the Masonry Trade.

James Simonis

and his wife Tammy Manning of Killingly, CT; a sister Grace Prior of Douglas; 7 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews, countless friends and neighbors, and a beloved friend Elaine Ballou of Linwood.

Philip Manning

This time the earthquakes have been a daily experience and are again rumbling in Plainfield, but also in nearby Killingly, especially in the village of Danielson.

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today -- Quiet Corner NEMBA Fun Ride, Old Furnace State Park, Killingly, Connecticut.