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‘Bullied Juvenile’ Brandished Knives Against Tormentors: PD: CT News
Candidate Defends Meme After Backlash / Former Weinstein Property For Sale / School Administrator Manipulated Student Test Answers & More...
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'Bullied Juvenile’ Brandished Knives Against Bullies: PD
"These actions, both in person and through phone communication, created an environment that ultimately led to an escalation when the bullied juvenile chose to retaliate by brandishing kitchen knives," police said.>>>Read More.
U.S. Congressional Candidate In CT Defends Sharing Breast Cancer Meme After Backlash
The congressional candidate is facing backlash for a meme he shared in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in which he offered to "help" women check their breasts.>>>Read More.
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Property Once Owned By Harvey Weinstein On Market: Report
Weinstein, who is in prison following his convictions on sex crimes, sold 26 and 28 Beachside Ave. in 2018 for $16 million. In previous years, Weinstein hosted political fundraisers at the site.>>>Read More.
CT School Administrator Manipulated Student Test Answers: Report
A school administrator was placed on leave after a report found that standardized test scores had been manipulated.>>>Read More.
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Scientists Report First Human Case Of Emerging Tick Disease In CT
State scientists are reporting an emerging tick-borne illness, similar to Rocky Mountain spotted fever, has been diagnosed in a CT resident.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- CT Metro Area Among Top Real Estate Markets For Investors, Study Says
- Teen Is USA Football’s Heart Of A Giant Award Nominee
- CT Early Child Care Programs Get A Shot In The Arm
- Utility Seeks Another 9 Percent Rate Increase
- How Safe Are CT Neighborhoods? Here’s What New FBI Crime Data Shows
- CT's Minimum Wage Will Increase In January: Here’s How Much
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