Teacher Investigated + Art Center Racing Against Time: CT News

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 most-read stories.

DCF Investigating 'Sexual Misconduct' Allegation Against Teacher

A student said a substitute teacher touched her in a "manner that constituted sexual misconduct," the schools' spokesperson said.>>>Read More.

Art Center Has 2 Weeks To Come Up With $800K Or It Loses Its Home

Art center has two weeks to match developer’s offer to stay in building.>>>Read More.

Police Looking For Missing Mom, Kids

A mom and her children have gone missing, and police are looking for tips for their whereabouts.>>>Read More.

Popular Museum Moving To Another Town

The university has agreed to transfer the museum’s collection to a building in another town.>>>Read More.

Bell Will Again Toll At 1 Of New England's Oldest Stone Churches

A look inside the Old Stone Church, a landmark whose steeple towers above the town, and efforts to raise the money needed for repairs.>>>Read More.

Sisters Will Display Jewelry Line At Pre-Oscars Party

The sisters' "The Power To B" collection will be part of GBK Brand Bar, a gifting suite celebrities visit before the awards ceremony.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• New-Look Ice Cream & Dessert Shop To Reopen
• Community Rallies In Support Of Ukraine
• Crab 101 Opens
• CIAC Boys Ice Hockey Tournament Pairings Announced
• Feds Dedicate More Money To CT Crumbling Foundation Research
• 2 Schools Threatened; Increased Police Presence
• Retired Police Officer Mourned By Department

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