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‘Build the Wall’ Chants Erupt at CT High School Football Game: Patch PM
Video of Sweet 16 party shootings released/ nursing assistant accused of sexual assault/ murder arrests made/ Auriemma sounds off on Trump.

Stories worth reading about tonight featured from across the Connecticut Patch network:
Students were reportedly chanting "Build the wall" to students from another school at a recent football game. >>>Read More.
A man who was reportedly like a son to celebrity jeweler Jeffrey Rackover was one of the arrestees.>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in Darienfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The Connecticut man, who is a nursing assistant, is accused of sexually assaulting two elderly patients at a rehabilitation facility.>>>Read more.
Police are asking for assistance with identifying anyone in the video. Five people were injured in the shooting. Watch the video here.>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in Darienfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The incident occurred early Thursday on Carroll Avenue.>>>Read More.
The UConn Coach Auriemma made the comments to a columnist in a Wednesday interview.>>>Read More.Critics have high hopes for the new ”Harry Potter" spinoff and Casey Affleck in "Manchester by the Sea.” But should you believe the buzz?>>>Read More.
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