Father of 3 Girls Killed in Christmas Fire Dies: Patch PM

Stories worth reading about tonight featured from across the Connecticut Patch network:

• Father of 3 Girls Killed in 2011 Connecticut Fire Dies: BREAKING

The news was announced by the foundation co-founded by Matthew Badger in honor of his three children.>>>Read More.

• NYC Doorman - A Connecticut Resident - Dies While Shoveling Snow

The Connecticut resident slipped and fell through a glass lobby window while shoveling in front of a New York building, officials said.>>>Read More.

• UConn's Auriemma Implies Trump's Immigration Policies are a Personal Foul

The UConn women's coach won No. 98 in a row this week and then rhetorically dunked on Trump again.>>>Read More.

• Malloy's Budget Takes Aim at Gun Owners, Cigarette Smokers

Prices for securing a gun permit and purchasing tobacco products would greatly be on the rise if Gov. Malloy's budget proposal is approved.>>>Read More.

• President Trump Blasts Sen. Blumenthal On Twitter

Blumenthal said that the Supreme Court nominee said that Trump's attacks on the judicial system were "disheartening" and "demoralizing.">>>Read More.

• Snowplow Crashes Into Snowmobile Injuring Teen: UPDATE

The accident occurred Thursday morning.>>>Read More.

• Connecticut Snow Totals, Town-By-Town, 2/9/17 (UPDATE)

Some parts of Connecticut are already seeing nine inches or more of snow.>>>Read More.

• Connecticut Power Outages: More Than 1,500 Residents Without Power

Thousands of residents statewide are without power Thursday during a serious snowstorm.>>>Read More.

• Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'The Lego Batman Movie,' 'Fifty Shades Darker,' 'John Wick 2'

Parents on the lookout for a fun flick for the whole family are in luck. Fans of Christian Grey? We're not so sure.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Lost Dog Found in Snow Storm
• Students Pepper-Sprayed By Mom In A Wheelchair: Report
• Charges For CT Father Who Left 3-Month-Old Child Alone In Water-Filled Bathtub: Report
• Connecticut Kid to Appear on Chopped Jr.

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