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A2 Saturday, October 29, 2016 Record-Journal myrecordjournal.com Local State National forecast Albuquerque 78 52 ps Anchorage 42 38 sh Atlanta 86 61 Atlantic City 68 59 Baltimore 72 57 ps Billings 51 43 Birmingham 87 58 Bismarck 47 31 Boise 69 49 ps Charleston 83 58 ps Charlotte 80 55 Chicago 72 50 Cleveland 73 57 Dallas 86 66 Denver 76 45 ps Detroit 70 52 Honolulu 85 75 ps Houston 86 65 ps Indianapolis 77 60 ps Kansas City 80 54 ps Las Vegas 81 66 ps Los Angeles 70 63 Louisville 82 62 ps Miami 85 77 sh Milwaukee 66 46 Minneapolis 59 40 sh Mobile 86 58 Montpelier 47 42 sh Nashville 85 59 New Orleans 85 66 Norfolk 74 61 Omaha 73 45 ps Orlando 85 66 ps Philadelphia 68 61 ps Phoenix 94 70 ps Pittsburgh 75 60 ps Portland, OR 60 48 ps St.Louis 85 64 Salt Lake 72 59 ps San Diego 78 68 San Juan 90 77 ps Seattle 60 46 sh Tampa 87 69 ps Tucson 91 62 Tulsa 84 60 Washington 74 60 ps sunny, Albany Rutland Brattleboro Concord Portland Portsmouth Pitts eld Spring eld Hartford New Haven Providence Worcester Boston Hyannis Vineyard New York City Poughkeepsie Meriden Regional outlookMarine outlook Long Island Sound Winds: to SW at 5 to 15 knots Waves: 1 to 2 feet Visibility: 10 miles or more Weather: Partly cloudy Waters south of Block Island Winds: to SW at 10 to 20 knots Waves: 4 to 8 feet Visibility: 10 miles or more Weather: Partly cloudy Tides High Low New Haven 11:02 a.m. 4:50 a.m. 11:27 p.m. 5:18 p.m. Old Saybrook 10:13 a.m.

3:57 a.m. 10:37 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Westerly RI 8:41 a.m. 3:15 a.m.

9:05 p.m. 3:04 p.m. In the skies Sunrise Today: 7:19 a.m. Sunset Today: 5:50 p.m. Moonrise Today: 6:06 a.m.

Moonset Today: 5:40 p.m. First Quarter: November 7 Full Moon: November 14 Last Quarter: November 21 New Moon: October 30 Temperatures Yesterday high low 50 37 Normal high low 59 38 Last year high low 68 36 Record high: 81 in 1919 Record low: 18 in 1940 Precipitation Yesterday by 4 p.m. 0.63 Month to date 1.86 Year to date 26.62 Normal year to date 38.15 (Data recorded at Windsor Locks) Five-day Weather Forecast comfort levels Air quality: 29 (Good). UV index: 2 (Low). Wind Chill at 7 a.m.: 33.

Today Partly sunny and seasonable. Highs 55 to 60. Mostly cloudy and milder at night. Lows 50 to 55. Sunday Mixed clouds and some sun, chance for a couple PM showers.

Highs 60 to 65. Chance for evening showers, partial clearing at night. Lows near 35. Monday Sunshine, a few fair weather clouds. Highs near 55.

Partly cloudy and chilly at night. Lows 30 to 35. Tuesday Partly sunny and mild. Highs near 60. Partly cloudy at night.

Lows 40 to 45. Wednesday Partly sunny and pleasant. Highs near 65. Partly cloudy at night. Lows 45 to 50.

World forecast Amsterdam 54 50 Athens 73 55 Baghdad 88 66 Berlin 48 41 Bogota 63 50 Brussels 57 46 Cairo 86 67 ps Geneva 59 46 Hong Kong 86 79 ps Jerusalem 77 64 Kabul 69 42 Lima 70 61 ps Lisbon 73 64 sh London 59 50 Madrid 73 57 ps Mexico City 72 52 Montreal 43 30 Moscow 34 32 sn Nassau 82 70 ps New Delhi 95 63 Oslo 48 41 ps Paris 57 48 Perth 75 48 ps Reykjavik 48 39 Rome 75 57 Seoul 66 48 Sydney 84 63 ps Vancouver 55 54 Vienna 55 46 National outlook Weather information from Weather Center at Western Connecticut State University www.wcsu.edu/weather Couple turned to ghost hunters and ended up on television WALLINGFORD After years of experiencing what they say is paranormal activity in their home, Jeannine and Chris Kremzar made a call for help. The couple reached out to ghost hunters Adam Berry and Amy Bruni, stars of a new TLC series, An episode featuring the Wallingford couple aired Friday on TLC. The show documents Berry and Bruni as they investigative reported paranormal activity in homes across the country. The ghost hunters use psychics and other techniques to help the residents discover the origins of the activity. The show selected Jeannine and Chris Kremzar, longtime Wallingford residents, out of hundreds of homeowners nationally who reported ghostly activity.

Jeannine Kremzar said she applied to be on the show on Facebook. think we were going to get she said. Since moving into her home on Brookview Avenue in 1998, Jeannine Kremzar said she has experienced paranormal activity items inexplicably moving around, unexplained scratches on her face, voices and shadows of men. Brookview Avenue is located off Ridgeland Road in the Yalesville section of town. hear ghosts having a conversation with each she said.

do get a lot of nonbelievers, but we know it happened because seen When her husband Chris moved into the home, he she was until one day in 2005 when he saw a ghostly shadow in the basement. I moved in here, things would happen and I would unknowingly try to debunk he said. since then I believe In the show, the ghost hunters explore possible causes. Television crews shot footage for episode in town in July. Jeannine Kremzar initially believes the activity is caused by her deceased mother.

Upon investigating, however, Berry learns her mother was still alive when the paranormal activity began, and rules out that theory The ghost hunters a brick in searching for clues until they bring in a psychic, who reports that the ghostly activity is connected to the property and land. In researching past violent crimes in the area, Berry and Bruni discovered the unsolved and infamous Shoe Box Murder Case that occurred in Wallingford in the late 1880s. In August 1886, Wallingford resident Edward Turrill found a bloody shoebox containing a dismembered and unidentifiable torso while walking his dog in the Parker Farm district near the Cheshire town line. A medical examination indicated that the torso was that of a man aged 20 to 40, according to Record-Journal archives. The body had been dead for five to 10 days when found.

In doing research, Bruni said she found similar cases of people in the nearby area reporting paranormal activity. Strangely, the ghost hunters first came across the case on Aug. 8, the 130-year anniversary of the shoe box discovery. In the episode, Berry and Bruni set out to find out if there is any connection between the Shoe Box Murder and paranormal activity at homes in the area. The first season, which debuted on Oct.

21, includes eight episodes. By Matthew Zabierek Record-Journal staff Chris and Jeannine Krezmar appear in a scene from Courtesy TLC A scene from Courtesy TLC In Brief Police investigating bank robbery MERIDEN Police are investigating a robbery Friday afternoon at TD Bank on East Main Street. About 4:32 p.m., police responded to TD Bank, 733 E. Main for a robbery. A man implied he had a weapon and demanded money, police said.

The man fled the bank with an undetermined amount of money in an unknown direction. unclear if he was in a vehicle, according to police. There was a large police presence at the bank and on Swain Avenue after the robbery. The bank is located at the corner of East Main Street and Swain Avenue. Police cleared the scene around 5:30 p.m.

Anyone with information on the identity of the man is asked to contact police at 203-630-6334. Record-Journal sta No injuries after tractor trailer rollover CHESHIRE Emergency crews responded to Highland and East Johnson avenues Friday evening after a tandem tractor trailer rolled over. The incident occurred about 5:15 p.m. No injuries were reported, according to authorities. There were minor traffic delays in the area.

Bryan Lipiner Ferndale Market under new ownership BERLIN Ferndale Market Fresh on Chamberlain Highway has a new owner. Edwin Sanchez said Friday he purchased the store from Salim and Samira Saleh, who started Ferndale Market Fresh about five months ago. The market remains open. The building had previously housed Marketplace for more than a decade. The Salehs could not be reached for comment by phone or email.

Sanchez also owns a C-Town market in Norwalk. going to have low prices and more he said. Sanchez said the name will not be changed for now. Ashley Kus Police are investigating a bank robbery at TD Bank on East Main Street in Meriden. Meriden Police Published daily except Christmas at 500 S.

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