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CT Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault; Man Fires Gun From Car: PD; City Hall Turns Blue to Support Police: CT News
Man exposed himself to females at a beach: PD/ former church treasurer charged/ university president to leave/ necklace stolen from jeweler.
There was plenty of news across Connecticut Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here’s a roundup of some of the top stories.
The former middle school teacher is alleged to have engaged in "an inappropriate relationship" with a high school student.>>>Read More.
He is accused of several crimes, state police said.>>>Read More.He has held the post since 2004. >>>Read More.A number of dead fish were found in the pond recently.>>>Read More.
The female juveniles were able to take pictures of the suspect, who fled on a bicycle. Police are searching for the suspect.>>>Read More.
He is suspected of spending the money on things like food and golf outings.>>>Read More.He is accused of several crimes, state police said.>>>Read More.He has held the post since 2004. >>>Read More.A number of dead fish were found in the pond recently.>>>Read More.
Police say they responded to a sexual assault report on Tuesday.>>>Read More.
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Other top stories:
- Necklace Reported Stolen from Jeweler
- Woman Faces Charges for Intending to Sell Molly, Bath Salts, Other Drugs: Report
- Wexford Plaza Sale One of Greenwich's Largest in Decade
- City Hall Turns Blue in Support of the Police Department
- Final Weeks at GE in Fairfield, As Company Packs Up and Markets Property
- Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Relaunches Website
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