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Fatal Crash Into Building; Missing ‘Daddy Doll’ Found: CT News

School bus crashes into tree/ Buffet closes abruptly/ 'Racist' rant arrest at university/ Man rescued from icy waters/ Diaper drive and more

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

Driver Dies After Crashing Into Building: Police

Police said the driver hit a tree and utility wires before crashing into the building, which has been declared "unsafe" by town officials.>>>Read More.


Connecticut Man Arrested After 'Racist' Rant At University: Report

A Connecticut man is accused of going on a racist and homophobic rant at a California university, according to police.>>>Read More.

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Search From GA To CT For Child's 'Daddy Doll’ Has A Happy Ending

Not just any doll but one with 'a special good night message that Kenley’s dada recorded before he left, that she listens to every night.'>>>Read More.


Firefighters Rescue Man Who Fell Through Ice

The man managed to free himself and travel to a nearby island where he waited for crews to rescue him.>>>Read More.

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School Bus Crashes Into Tree, Driver Hospitalized: PD

A school bus driver was hospitalized after a crash that occurred while students were on the bus. No students were injured, officials say.>>>Read More.


Buffet Abruptly Closes

A Chinese buffet has closed.>>>Read More.


Cops, Community Helps To Ensure 375 Babies Have Diapers

Bare Necessities' mission is to ensure hundreds of babies in shoreline towns have diapers, a critical need. Cops and residents are helping.>>>Read More.


Former Mayoral Candidate Arrested On Drug Charges

The former mayoral candidate was released on a $25,000 bond.>>>Read More.


School Board Member Gets Suspended Sentence In Sex Assault Case

The board member, whose term expires in 2021, has no plans to resign from the Board of Education.>>>Read More.


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