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Tragic Death Mourned + Woman Charged In Assault Of Military Man

TV star's former CT home for sale/ Police hire social worker/ Rescued man arrested/ New Disney movie to film at school: CT Month In Review

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

Connecticut Father, 26, Dies Saving 2 Kids From Drowning At Beach

The father, 26, tried to help two children, one of which was his 6-year-old son, after they had difficulty swimming at a local beach.>>>Read More.


Doctor Accused Of Giving Out Vaccine, Mask Exemptions To Unknowns

A doctor is accused of mailing out exemptions for COVID-19 vaccines and masks to people she didn't examine or even know, according to officials.>>>Read More.

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With Mental Health Crisis Calls Daily, Police Hire Social Worker

In just weeks, the town's police social worker has already had a positive impact for officers, other first responders and people in crisis.>>>Read More.


'Law & Order: Star's Former CT Home Up For Sale: Report

His former luxury home in CT is on the market for nearly $5 million, according to media reports.>>>Read More.

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Woman Charged In Assault Of Military Man Outside Pizzeria: Police

The woman is accused of berating and assaulting a man in military fatigues. Video of the incident was widely shared on social media.>>>Read more.


Army Veteran Marching Across Connecticut For 'Kabul 13'

Anthony DiLizia is walking more than 70 miles to raise funds for the families of the 13 fallen warriors of the Kabul Airport attack.>>>Read More.


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