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‘Series Of Attacks’ On Homeless Community Investigated: CT News
60-Plus Cats Removed From Home / Teens In Stolen Car Crash, Ejected From Vehicle / School Receives $1M Gift / Student Nominated For Award...
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'Series Of Attacks' On Homeless Community Under Investigation
The attacks include physical assaults, stone throwing, verbal abuse and fireworks thrown into encampments, the official said.>>>Read More.
More Than 60 Cats Removed From Home: Report
Police are investigating the incident.>>>Read More.
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2 Teens In Stolen Car Crash At High Rate Of Speed, Ejected From Vehicle: Police
A 17-year-old and an 18-year-old were inside the stolen vehicle at the time of the crash, police said.>>>Read More.
Woman, 21, Charged In Drug Death Of Teen: Police
The 18-year-old died after taking a dangerous mix of methamphetamine and benzodiazepines, police said.>>>Read More.
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Students Help Plant First Miyawaki Forest Next To Hart Elementary School
Fourth-graders helped put the finishing touches on a mini forest that aims to have a big impact on student learning and the environment.>>>Read More.
School Receives $1 Million Gift To Fund Student Scholarships
The money will help the school establish an endowed scholarship fund for incoming students.>>>Read More.
Schools Weigh Tighter High School Cellphone Rules
Students already must keep phones away during class, but district officials are considering whether the restriction should cover more.>>>Read More.
HS Football Player Nominated For Major Award With NY Giants
The High School sophomore was a Week 4 nominee for USA Football's Heart of a Giant Award, with votes being collected until Oct. 18.>>>Read More.
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