School Employee Arrested On ‘Incredibly Disturbing’ Allegations: Official: CT News

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School Employee Arrested, Allegations ‘Incredibly Disturbing,’ Top Official Says

“Clearly, an allegation of this magnitude is incredibly disturbing and causes concerns about the safety of the children in our school community,” the school district’s top official said.>>>Read More.

'Aggressive Solicitation Practices’ Lead To Suspension Of Prominent Company’s Permit: PD

Police said the well-known company's solicitor permit was suspended following "multiple arrests of unlicensed solicitors" and other violations.>>>Read More.

TV News Legend Dies, Mourned By Many

He was “in all of our homes nearly every day telling us the latest news that was happening in Connecticut,” Gov. Ned Lamont said. “He is TV news legend. My sympathies are with his family.">>>Read More.

Local Sub-Making Team Earns Spot In Jersey Mike's Finals

To reach the finals, the local team competed against nearly 3,000 other squads from across the country.>>>Read More.

Cheer Squad Takes Home Class S State Championship

For the second time since 2022, the local cheerleading team won the Class S division at the CIAC championships.>>>Read More.

Arrest Made In Swastika Graffiti Case: Police

The graffiti included swastikas and the name “Trump” in multiple locations, officials said.>>>Read More.

Dog Abandoned At Animal Shelter: Officials

The “sweet girl” was left outside the shelter’s door in a carrier, according to officials.>>>Read More.

See also:

• Teen Driver Charged In Highway Racing Crash, More Arrests Pending: Warrant
• Man Accused Of Stealing Guns From Local Storage Units: Police
• Fight Breaks Out At Dollar General, Police Seeking Suspect
• Man Found With Stolen Firearm After Foot Chase: Police
• Severely Neglected Dog Found Wandering: Animal Control

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