Jennifer Dulos’ Family Issues New Statement As ‘Grief’ Remains: CT News

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Jennifer Dulos’ Family Issues New Statement As ‘Grief’ Over Her Murder Remains

“We hold fast in our belief that Jennifer’s body will be found. The investigation is active…”>>>Read More.

Family Of James McGrath Files Lawsuit Against Teen, Parents

The family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a teen charged with murder, as well as suits against his parents and other teens. The suit claims McGrath’s ability to "continue his education, to engage in an occupation, to earn wages and to carry out and enjoy all of life's activities" have been permanently destroyed as a result of the accused’s actions that night.>>>Read More.

6 Sent To Hospital After Fire At Day Care: Report

Two children and four adults, including two firefighters, were sent to the hospital after a fire at a home day care.>>>Read More.

Here's What To Know About Town's New Leaf Blower Restrictions

Restrictions for gas-powered leaf blowers officially go into effect on Friday, May 24, at 6 p.m. in this Connecticut town.>>>Read More.

Memorial Posted To 2 Longtime Firefighters

A duplex birdhouse is serving as a living memorial to two late firefighters.>>>Read More.

Hundreds Of CT Puerto Ricans March In Island's 1st-Ever Parade

200+ CT Puerto Ricans flew to San Juan to march in the island's 1st parade honoring culture, welcoming the diaspora home. Patch was there.>>>Read More.

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