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Pregnant Danbury Teen Contracts Zika Virus; Danbury Nanny Accused of Horrific Abuse Rejects Plea; Cyclist Injured in Crash

Danbury Pet Store Owner Accused of Cruelty Closes Last Store; Abbott Tech, Immaculate Athletes Honored at CAS-CIAC Awards Dinner.

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The 17-year-old is currently in Honduras with her fiancée. >>>Pregnant Danbury Teen Contracts Zika Virus: Report

Video footage recorded on a nanny cam allegedly showed the nanny force-feeding a 3-year-old girl, slapping the toddler and burning her. >>>Danbury Nanny Accused of Horrific Abuse Rejects Plea: Report

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The owner has faced charges in Connecticut connected to animal cruelty allegations. >>>Pet Store Owner Accused of Cruelty Closes Last Store

The company offers free hauling and disposal services as well as free, confidential paper shredding for Danbury residents. >>>City Partners With Winters Bros. For 'Clean City Danbury Day'

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Local entrepreneurs Michael and Jennifer Sauvageau have launched a Kickstarter campaign to raise funds for their new business. >>>Former Danbury Man and His Wife Launch Kickstarter for 'Noteworthy' Chocolates

Taylor Guth, Alexander Gerbo, Marissa Shamansky and Christian Arbour were among 348 student athletes honored on Sunday. >>>Abbott Tech, Immaculate Athletes Honored at CAS-CIAC Awards Dinner

Attorney Peter Scalzo was the keynote speaker and shared an inspirational story about holding on to hope during his cancer journey. >>>Holding on to Hope: Danbury Area Leaders Join Together for Annual Day of Prayer

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