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CT Resident Accused Of Stealing $575K From Major Sports Cable Network: CT News
Student taken into custody/ CT's best food truck named/ School metal detectors questioned/ Baking show to feature CT resident and more...

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Friday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.
Major Sports Cable Network Lawsuit Accuses Ex-Employee, CT Resident, Of Stealing $575,000
The regional sports cable network says the CT resident formed a company and signed lucrative contracts for work that was never done.>>>Read more.
Student In Custody After Threat Against School: Police
There will be an increased police presence at schools, according to authorities.>>>Read More.
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‘Emergency’ Purchase Of School Metal Detectors Questioned
The legislative council questioned whether the emergency purchase of four devices intended to screen for weapons was rushed.>>>Read More.
Baking Show Featuring Connecticut Resident Coming To Major TV Network
Season 1 of "Great Chocolate Showdown" will premiere on Jan. 29 at 8 p.m. A Connecticut resident is one of 10 contestants.>>>Read More.
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This Is CT’s Best Food Truck
Eat This, Not That named this food truck as the top spot for on-the-go eats in the Constitution State.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Residents Speak Against Planned Massive Industrial Development
- CT Nursing Home COVID Infections and Deaths Are On The Rise
- Bus Depot Proposal Halted Over Wetlands Violation: Report
- Pedestrian, 18, Hospitalized After Struck By Vehicle: PD
- Man Accused In Murder Extradited From GA: Report
- Teen Charged With Stealing $30K In Merchandise: Report
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