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Hollywood Mogul Owes $2.7M Debt, Lawsuit Claims: CT News
"Princess" Battles Cancer/ Teacher Wins $1M Verdict/ Resident Scammed Out Of $2K/ Local Legend Retiring/ "Unprovoked Violence" Against Cops
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Hollywood Mogul Owes $2.7 Million Debt, Lawsuit Claims
The Connecticut institution filed a lawsuit and claimed the Hollywood mogul "lost $5,000,000 in a single day," according to the complaint.>>>Read More.
'Princess' Battles Cancer, Community Rallies To Assist
The almost 4-year-old girl recently developed a tumor the size of a cantaloupe on her kidney, and she has a long recovery ahead.>>>Read More.
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Caller Impersonated Police, Scammed Resident Out Of $2K: PD
A resident recently fell victim to a phone scam in which the caller pretended to be a police officer who was asking for money, according to the police department.>>>Read More.
Teacher Wins $1M Verdict Against School Board, Principal
A teacher was awarded $1.1 million in damages by a federal jury that found the school’s principal defamed and retaliated against her.>>>Read More.
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New Rate Hike Approved For Electricity: Here’s When, How Much More You’ll Pay
For Connecticut residents who have expressed outrage at their recent electricity bills, you’re not going to like this news.>>>Read More.
’Alarming Trend’ Of Unprovoked Violent Encounters Targeting Cops, Police Say
In one recent case, a person threw feces at an officer’s cruiser and taunted him to chase them, police said. And in another case, a car rammed a cruiser twice. In an emotional statement, the police department said, “This behavior is unacceptable and will not be tolerated.”>>>Read more and watch their video here.
After Nearly A Half Century Of Service To Town, Local Legend Retiring
"With a heavy heart," the local town employee announced his upcoming retirement.>>>Read More.
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