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Famous TV Host Injured In Crash; Movie Star Visits: CT News

Teen suffers brain injury/ Armed customer stops gunmen/ Shakeup at TV news station/ CT man hacked A-list celebrities: January's most read.

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

Famous Television Host Hurt In Connecticut Crash

The famous TV personality was hospitalized after the accident.>>>Read More.


Teen Sustains Traumatic Brain Injury While Sledding, Family Needs Our Help

A teen recently sustained a serious traumatic brain injury as a result of a sledding accident.>>>Read More.

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Armed Customer Stops Armed Robbers, Kidnappers At Restaurant

A man went to buy a hamburger from a local business and within a matter of minutes came out a hero. What happened inside the restaurant closely resembled something you'd find in a crime drama but this was real life, police say.>>>Read More.


Mom of Connecticut Teen Seriously Injured By Falling Tree Says: "Keep Nick in Your Thoughts"

The teen's mother writes a letter explaining what happened the day Nick was mowing lawn and a 30-foot tree fell on him. She speaks out for the first time about her son and his recovery and what lies ahead.>>>Read More.

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Movie Star Visits Iconic CT Eatery

The famous actor was passing through and decided to order the pizzeria's famous white clam pie.>>>Read More.


Sopranos Actor Attends Movie Premiere In Connecticut

The new movie was filmed entirely in Connecticut.>>>Read More.


Pictured: Jennifer Lawrence arrives at The Hollywood Reporter's Women in Entertainment Breakfast at Milk Studios on Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/ Associated Press)

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