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Popular News Anchor Leaves Station; Layoffs Announced: CT News

Firefighter's firing coincides with arrest/ Beloved former teacher mourned/ "Rash of violence" investigated/ Child, 7, donates 600 masks...

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

Popular CT News Anchor Departs After More Than 20 Years

The longtime anchor is leaving the news station for a new job in health care.>>>Read More.


Firefighter's Firing Coincides With Rape Charges

The firing of a former firefighter coincided with charges against him in a rape case, documents show.>>>Read More.

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Another CT Company Succumbs to Virus-Related Layoffs

The company announced plans for temporary layoffs.>>>Read More.


Beloved Former School Teacher Dies Mourned

He was one of the first faculty members when the school building opened in 1971.>>>Read More.

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Massive $544 Million Economic Development Project Begins In CT

A new phase of construction has begun on a $544-million project for the company.>>>Read More.


Push To Rename School Moves Forward: Report

The city is considering changing a school’s name in honor of anti-slavery activists.>>>Read More.


Child, 7, Donates 600 Masks To First Responders

A 7-year-old girl recently raised funds to purchase and donate 600 protective masks to hospital staff and firefighters.>>>Read More.


‘Rash Of Violence’ Leads To Increased Patrols: Police

Police responded to four violent crimes, including armed street robberies, within a little more than an hour on Thursday, officials said.>>>Read More.

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