Dulos ‘Jailhouse Informant’ Info Sought + Nativity Vigil Denied: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut this past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Motion Filed In Jennifer Dulos Case Seeking Key Evidence

The attorney for defendant Michelle Troconis is seeking interviews and other evidence from authorities involving a “jailhouse informant”, the other defendant in the case.>>>Read More.

Nativity Vigil Denied On Green; Legal Action Threatened

A Knights of Columbus council claim that their First Amendment rights were violated when a request to move their vigil was denied.>>>Read More.

Students Speak Out On School Violence, Threats

Several students recently participated in a community forum and shared their feelings and opinions on recent incidents of school violence.>>>Read More.

CNN Producer From CT Accused Of Luring Minors To Engage In Sex Acts: Feds

The CT resident, who is a producer for CNN, was arrested on Dec. 10 according to the FBI.>>>Read More.

'Thousands Of Solo Cups': Local College Littering Spurs Complaint

“It is heartbreaking to see your students blatantly disregarding the natural environment that is one of our town’s greatest assets.”>>>Read More.

Dog Credited With Saving Infant's Life: Reports

A dog alerted his owners about their infant daughter's breathing problems and is credited with saving her life.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Elementary Student Suspended After Threat: Report
• Connecticut Redditors Share Their Favorite Custom License Plates
• One Of World's Most Powerful Women Has Connecticut Connection
• Possum That Stole Package Leads To Donation For Wildlife Center
• Hundreds Turn Out To Support Charlie Capalbo
• Youth Coach Charged In Drug Investigation: Report

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