Ex-School Bus Monitor Struck Special Education Student: Police: CT News

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Ex-School Bus Monitor Struck Special Education Student: Police

The 79-year-old former school bus monitor is charged with one count of assault of an elderly, disabled, or blind person and one count of risk of injury to a child, according to police.>>>Read More.

Town’s ‘Biggest Animal Advocate’ Dies: Mayor

The town’s new animal shelter will be named in the advocate’s honor.>>>Read More.

$2 Turns Into $390,000

A local resident turned a $2 wager into a massive cash prize, according to the Connecticut Lottery.>>>Read More.

Prominent Building Listed For Sale On Greenwich Avenue

The building is assessed at $5,704,020 on the 2024 list, the tax card notes.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Declines New Federal Title VI Certification Request

CT affirms civil rights compliance while rejecting a new federal Title VI certification request, citing existing obligations are met.>>>Read More.

See also:

• Thirsty Thieves Pull Off Beer Heists: Police
• Counterfeit Money Suspect Snagged: Police
• Suspect Arrested On Attempted Murder Charge: Police
• Arrest Made In Vandalism Investigation: Police
• Over $20K Worth Of Items Stolen From High-End Store, Man Charged: PD
• Suspect Stole Wheels From Cars At Dealerships, Cops Say

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