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Fatal CT Small Plane Crash; Two Boaters Rescued, One Arrested; Man Accused of Drunkenly Abusing Puppy: CT News
Malloy's administration questioned amid budget shortfall; Couple accuses neighbors of spying; Great white shark tracked off L.I. Sound in CT
There was plenty of news across Connecticut Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories.
The plane crashed on Main Street near Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. >>>Read More.
The administration had not reported any problems with the budget since the fiscal year began July 1, according to media reports.>>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in Madisonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The couple was ticketed for creating a public disturbance.>>>Read More.
Police said a man was arrested three times in three hours after allegedly abusing a puppy and cursing in public.>>>>Read More.
Find out what's happening in Madisonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The prospect of a President Donald Trump "terrifies" him.>>>Read More.
The suit claims the neighbor's’ surveillance is a “deliberate and calculated effort” to harass them.>>>Read More.
Residents of Connecticut may need a bigger boat.>>>Read More.
The pizza shop owner and operator says he rarely plays the Lottery, but things certainly paid off when he listened to his employees.>>>Read More.
Emergency crews located the boaters after a nearly two-hour search-and-rescue operation on Long Island Sound.>>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Police Searching for Bank Robbery Suspect
- Man Charged with Selling Drugs Near a CT High School: Police
- Suspect Threatens ‘People Will Be Hurt’ in CVS Robberies: Police
- Student, 15, Allegedly Posts Bomb Threat as 'Norwalk Clowns': Report
- 18-Year-Old Arrested in Fight That Sent One to Hospital
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Image via Shutterstock (not of actual great white shark tracked off Long Island Sound in Connecticut)
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