‘Disturbing Letter’ Sent To Superintendent’s Home: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Monday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.

‘Disturbing Letter’ Sent To Superintendent: Mayor

Police are investigating after a letter containing “threatening and hateful” language was sent to the home of the schools’ superintendent.>>>Read More.

Victims Identified In Wrong-Way Crash That Killed 4

Four people were killed in a wrong-way crash, and four others died in separate crashes on CT highways.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Baker To Appear On Food Network Show

An accomplished pastry chef will appear in "Spring Baking Championship.">>>Read More.

Child, Driver Taken To Hospital After School Bus Crash

The crash remained under investigation Monday afternoon, according to police.>>>Read More.

Ice Flies Off Van, Nearly Strikes Police Cruiser

A driver is facing a hefty fine for neglecting to remove ice from their vehicle, according to state police.>>>Read More.

Historic Building For Sale For 1st Time In 35 Years

The home, which was built in 1850, has been used for decades as private offices but has many possible uses, according to realtors.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Suspect Arrested In Rash Of Graffiti Vandalism: PD
• CT Man Indicted In Alleged Grandparents Scam: Feds
• 5 People Displaced By Fire At Apartment Building
• Mattress Fire Damages Home Attached To Strip Mall: FD
• Man, 18, Shot, Dropped At Fire House: Police
• Victims ID'd In Fatal Wreck: Police
• 2 Police Officers Win 'Life-Saving Award'
• 1 Stabbed In Fight Between Rideshare Driver, Passengers: Police

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