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Student, 14, Stabbed In Back During Fight Near School: CT News

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

Student, 14, Stabbed In Back During Fight Near School: Police

The victim was hospitalized, and the 13-year-old suspect is in police custody, according to officials.>>>Read More.


Community Rallies Around Families Displaced By Fire

A fire destroyed a three-story residence over the weekend.>>>Read More.

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2 Lanes Of I-95 Shut Down As Crews Battle Mulch Fire: FD

More than 8,000 gallons of water were delivered to the area due to the closest fire hydrant's distance from the fire over the weekend, officials said.>>>Read More.


16-Year-Old Shot, Walked Into Hospital: Police

The Major Crimes Unit is investigating after a teen who had been shot walked into the hospital, police said.>>>Read More.

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High School Football Playoff Games Scheduled For Tuesday

Eight teams have qualified in each of the four divisions to crown CIAC state football champions. First-round games are Tuesday night.>>>Read the full breakdown here.


Woman, 76, Slaps Grocery Store Security Guard: Police

A 76-year-old woman is charged with third-degree robbery and sixth-degree larceny after the incident, police said.>>>Read More.


$70,000 In Jewelry Lost After Trunk Left Open: Police

A $40,000 watch, a $30,000 diamond ring and a $3,500 pair of diamond earrings were among the items lost, police said.>>>Read More.


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