Irish Community Celebrates St. Patrick’s Day
Published: March 16th, 2009
By: Jessica Lewis

NORWICH – At noon on Tuesday, the local Irish community will celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by raising the Irish flag in the park in downtown Norwich.

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