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Brookfield 19-Year-Old Charged with DUI; Town Meeting Monday; Magnet School Parents Grateful for Reinstated Bus Stop

Scheduling Order Released for Ex-Brookfield Superintendent; Brookfield Lions Support Regional Hospice; Egg Hunts, Bunny Breakfasts and More.

BROOKFIELD, CT-- In case you missed it, here are the news stories so far this week on Patch.

The folks at reviews site Niche.com have come out with a ranking of which public high schools in the state have the best teachers. >>>Brookfield School Ranked Among CT's Best Group of Teachers in 2016

Brookfield Lions Make Donation to Regional Hospice and Home Care >>>Brookfield Lions Support Regional Hospice

Police said a New Milford man is accused of scamming elderly homeowners out of thousands of dollars through a driveway repair scam. >>>2 Arrested for Racketeering, 3 for Larceny After Alleged Scam of Elderly Residents

Former superintendent Anthony Bivona claimed he was improperly fired and was suspended with pay after an audit showed questionable spending. >>>Scheduling Order Released for Ex-Brookfield Superintendent Fired for Improper Spending of School Funds

To date, the Brookfield High School Dance Marathon team has raised over $800 of their goal of $12,000. Find out how you can help. >>>Brookfield High School Dance Marathon Raises Funds for Children with Cancer

Find out where to eat, drink and kiss Blarney this St. Paddy's Day, right here in Connecticut. >>>St. Patrick's Day 2016: Parades, Festivities and Events in Connecticut

'Shorts and to the Point' is presented by the Brookfield Arts Commission, Friends of the Arts and the Brookfield Senior Center. >>>8th Annual Brookfield Film Festival Planned for April

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