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Student Charged After Social Media Post; CT Firefighter Mourned
Dog stolen from yard/ TV station makes anchor changes/ "Antiques Roadshow" coming to CT/ Illness outbreak at donut shop: CT Month In Review
There was plenty of news across Connecticut over the month of May. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
1 Connecticut Firefighter Killed, Second Seriously Injured Battling Blaze
Federal, state officials are investigating both what caused the fire and what led to the line-of-duty death.>>>Read More.
CT High School Student Charged After Racist Snapchat Post: PD
"My son was not even aware that his picture was taken," said the mother of the student who was the victim of the racist social media post.>>>Read More.
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Connecticut Television Station Announces Major On-Air Anchor Changes
A longtime popular news anchor has a major new role at the news station.>>>Read More.
Alex Rodriguez Visits CT
The former Yankees star landed in CT.>>>Read More.
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CT Airport $100M Expansion Includes New Terminal, New Airline Company
The airport expansion plan promises to bring 11,000 jobs, $47 million in state, local tax revenue and no cost for taxpayers.>>>Read More.
Dog Stolen From Front Yard
A heartbroken family is asking for help with finding their beloved dog, who was stolen from their front yard.>>>Read More.
Popular Doughnut Shop Closes Temporarily After Several People Fall Violently Ill
Numerous people reported falling violently ill after eating food from a popular doughnut shop.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Discovery Of Vial Of Cocaine At Elementary School Under Investigation
- 'Antiques Roadshow' Coming To Connecticut This Summer
- Jennifer Dulos' Family Releases New Statement On Disappearance
- Sports Legend Makes Appearance At Local Restaurant
- Here's Who Gov. Lamont Wants To Give $1,000 To In CT
- 15 Months Later, Connecticut Will Resume Jury Duty: Here's When And What You Need To Know
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