Worker Dies After Accident At Car Dealership: Reports: CT News

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Breaking news stories:

Worker Dies After Accident At Car Dealership: Reports

The company announced that it closed for a day to mourn their coworker’s death. “It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of a beloved coworker and friend,” officials wrote.>>>Read More.

Teacher Accused Of Running ‘Extensive’ Online Scam: Police

The teacher is accused of using school computer equipment to facilitate the scam, according to police.>>>Read More.

Input Sought On Town’s Response to Abuse Claims

An independent panel is reviewing claims that minor children enrolled in the town’s parks and recreation programs were abused.>>>Read More.

Woman Charged In $140,000 Car Dealership Ripoff Scheme: Police

A woman is accused of bilking a car dealership out of more than $140,000 for personal expenses while employed there, police said.>>>Read More.

Trending news stories:

CT Woman Wins $1 Million In Lottery Game, Plans To Get A Nice Lunch

A Connecticut woman won the huge prize on a scratch-off game. She has modest plans for spending her winnings.>>Read More.

Lamont Ponders Tax Cuts For New Budget: Reports

Here is what the governor said when asked about a round of new tax cuts.>>>Read More.

Brick Georgian Colonial Hits The Market For $21 Million

The property features "resort-style amenities, including a pool, tennis court, indoor basketball court, and a six-car garage, Zillow says.>>>Read More.

CT-Based Company To Acquire Company For $4.8B

The Connecticut-based company plans to acquire the company for $92 per share in cash, a total enterprise value of approximately $4.8 billion.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested After Chase
• Space Heater Sparks Fire, Displaces Family: Officials
• Family Dog Killed In House Fire, 2 Residents Displaced: FD
• Woman Charged With Assault On Elderly Person, Police Say

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