Man Fatally Stabbed; Controversial Painting Vandalized; Alice in Chains to Honor Late Teen

The top Connecticut Patch stories of the day include:

• Stamford Man Fatally Stabbed on Downtown Corner
• Police: Man Knocks on House Door, Yells Profanities, and ‘Attempts to Expose Himself’
• Police: Parents’ Argument in Greenwich Classroom Ends with Their Arrests
• Controversial Painting Depicting Mother Teresa Vandalized in Trumbull
• Judge Rules Fairfield Man Must Register as Sex Offender for Flight Incident
• Man Charged with Confronting Off-Duty Police Officer at Red Light
• Police: Homeless Man Attempted to Rob CVS, Assaulted Employee
• Drink N’ Dash: Man Consumes 13 Vodka Drinks Across 3 Restaurants, Police Say
• Police: ‘Darien Youth Sports League’ Doesn’t Exist, Ad-Selling for Its Journal is Suspicious
• Police: Trumbull Nanny Caught Selling Heroin
• Rock Band Alice in Chains to Donate Portion of Ticket Sales to Meriden Stefan Ankle Family
• Milford Mother Keeps Son’s Legacy Alive While Helping Others
• Fund Started for Meriden Family That Lost Nearly Everything in Fire
• K-9 ’Hero’ From Troop C in Tolland Nominated for Hero Dog Award
• UPDATE: Guilford Food Center Has New Owners and Big Plans
• NY Times Reviewer: Westport’s Kawa Ni Restaurant ‘a Gem’

Pictured: Stefan Ankle, 19, who recently passed away after a battle with leukemia.

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