Skier Killed In Accident; School Sues Family: CT News

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

Connecticut Skier Killed In Accident

Vermont state police are investigating the death of a Connecticut skier.>>>Read More.

Fotis Dulos' Lawyer Floats '3rd Party Killers' Theory In Murder

At a court hearing today, Fotis Dulos’ attorney unveiled a bombshell theory concerning the killing of Jennifer Dulos.>>>Read More.

School Sues Family That Chose Another School

The family sent their daughter to another school and the other school didn't like that decision and a lawsuit has been filed.>>>Read More.

Famous CEO Selling CT Home Featured on TV Show For Nearly $27 Million

Tim Armstrong, 49, previously served as the CEO of AOL and he also founded Patch.com, which he later sold in 2014.>>>Read More.

CT Cancer Charity Founded By MLB Player Sued By Town

The Connecticut Cancer Foundation is a non-profit that financially supports cancer patients and their families. It's raised $6M thus far and is being sued by the town.>>>Read More.

Mystery Over Who Emptied Fotis Dulos' Safe Deposit Box Just Before His Death: Report

The administrator of the deceased murder suspect's estate reportedly is searching for the box's contents.>>>Read More.

Popular Connecticut TV News Anchor Leaves Station

There’s been lots of recent news concerning news personalities in CT, including a departure, an engagement and a baby.>>>Read More.

Support Pours In For Family Of Mom Killed In Hit And Run

The community is rallying around the children of a woman who was struck and killed by a vehicle while crossing the street.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• CT Chef To Compete On Food Network Show
• Retired Sports Star Selling His Connecticut Home For $9 Million
• This Food Truck Is Named ‘Best On Earth’
• New Restaurants, Concessions Coming To Bradley
• Former Employee Sues Schools For $5 Million
• Physicians Pay $4.9M In False Claims Settlement

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