Historic Orchard For Sale; Man Scared Fotis Dulos: PD: 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.

CT Man Scared Fotis Dolus, Charged At His Home: PD

The suspect had contact with Jennifer Farber Dulos' accused murderer before he died, and the man reportedly scared him. The man gave Dulos two religious books and bottles supposedly containing holy water and magnesium pills.>>>Read More.

Here’s What’s Left Of Fotis Dulos’ Estate: Report

Seven attorneys attended a probate court hearing this week about the estate of the man accused of murdering Jennifer Farber Dulos. Here is the list of items they are seeking.>>>Read More.

CT Clergy 'Credibly Accused' Of Sexual Abuse: Where Are They Now?

What happened to the clergy "credibly accused" of sexual abuse in the new report by ProPublica?>>>Read More.

CT Girls Sue To Block Transgender Athlete Participation

Three high school runners filed a lawsuit seeking to prevent transgender athletes from participating in girl sports.>>>Read More.

Historic Farm, Orchard In Connecticut Up For Sale

The apple cider and apple cider doughnuts have proven popular with autumn foliage tourists, as well as locals, for 85 years.>>>Read More.

State Lawmaker’s $1 Million House In Foreclosure

The longtime lawmaker and her husband are being sued by Bank of America and their home is being foreclosed on. She says it's a private matter.>>>Read More.

Connecticut's Viral Shirley Temple King Appears On 'Ellen'

The 6-year-old reviews Shirley Temples on his Instagram account, which in recent weeks has grown to more than 250,000 followers.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• The Chef Truck Has Some 'Trucking Good Food'
• Popular Pizzeria In CT To Close Soon After Building Sold
• Sandy Hook Victim On Medal Of Freedom 'Short List'
• Person Dies After Jeep Crashes Into Bus Stop, Driver Arrested: UPDATE
• Connecticut Native Wins Academy Award: Report
• CT Teacher Charged With Child Porn Possession: PD

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