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Man Stole Thousands From Church: Police

State police claim more than $33K was stolen, an arrest warrant affidavit shows.>>>Read More.

Ex-School Employee Accused Of Stalking Student: Police

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The accused went to the student's home, identified himself to her mother as a high school employee, and said he wanted to congratulate the student on her graduation, the warrant states.>>>Read More.

Man Accused Of Displaying Handgun On Highway: State Police

The driver of an SUV told troopers they were transporting three juveniles at the time of the alleged incident, police said.>>>Read More.

Birthplace of Connecticut's Official Hero Damaged, Burglarized

Police are looking for a suspect in a burglary at the Nathan Hale Homestead.>>>Read More.

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CT Board Of Education Backs Bell-To-Bell Cell Phone Restrictions

State education officials expanded their guidance to include classroom technology and bell-to-bell restrictions on personal devices.>>>Read More.

UConn Women Renewing Rivalry With LSU

The Huskies and Tigers are to face one another in December.>>>Read More.

Fairfield University Ranked 27th On LinkedIn's 2026 Top Colleges List

School places ninth nationwide for graduate employment while advancing in annual professional network rankings.>>>Read More.

25,000 Pounds Of Food Delivered As Catholic Charities Of Fairfield County Preps New Stamford Facility

Catholic Charities Stamford: Home of New Covenant Center will combine all services Catholic Charities offers in the area under one roof.>>>Read More.

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