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Firefighter Dies Tragically; Dad’s Dying Wish May Come True
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There was plenty of news across Connecticut this past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
Volunteer Firefighter, 21, Killed In Tragic Accident
The Fire Department is mourning the firefighter's death.>>>Read More.
Father's Dying Wish May Now Be Granted
For nine years, the local resident has been battling ALS and he made a tearful plea with school officials this week.>>>Read More and see the video here.
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Trader Joe's Announces New CT Location
Town officials announced the news today.>>>Read More.
New Restaurant Chain to Build First CT Location
A new, unique restaurant is coming, officials say.>>>Read More.
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'Cat Cafe' Could Be Opening Its First CT Location
Connecticut’s first coffee shop/cat shelter could be opening soon if it gets the proper zoning approval.>>>Read More.
Family Opens Up After Son's Tragic Drowning Death And How They’re Inspired To Help Others
One year ago, Ben, 10, died in a drowning accident and the family has turned to faith and a desire to keep their son's legacy of love and kindness alive. They have started a foundation to help others in need.>>>Read More.
CT Lands A New Professional Sports Team
The new team is part of a league expansion effort.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Ex-Town Councilman Arrested In Teen Sex Case
- Taco Bell Bar Coming To Connecticut
- School Board Member Calls Teachers 'Rubbish'
- Police Thank Public Following Return of Lost Money
- School Bus Driver Fired After Facebook Post
- Friends, Family Of Missing Boater Urge Everyone To Keep Searching
- This Is CT’s Best Supermarket And Its Also Ranked Among America's Best Supermarkets
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