Mother Arrested; Landmark Store Closes; Scam Warnings: CT News

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.

Baby Sustains Multiple Fractures, Mom Charged: PD

A mom was arrested after her 3-month-old baby sustained multiple fractures.>>>Read More.

Staffers Break Up Brawl Near Town Hall

Town Hall employees broke up a fight and two were charged.>>>Read More.

Popular Store Closes After Over 95 Years

A retail fixture in a CT city has shuttered after nearly a century in business.>>>Read More.

Going to the Movies Can Be Very Healthy

If you are tired of the traditional popcorn at the movie theater than you may love this news.>>>Read More.

Former Cheerleading Coach Violates Probation

He had been found guilty of exchanging nude photographs with a 15-year-old girl.>>>Read More.

Police Thank Town For Supporting Late Trooper's Family

A GoFundMe page has been established to assist the family of Trooper First Class Kevin Miller, who was killed while on duty on March 29.>>>Read More.

Heroin Overdose Occurs In Library Bathroom: Report

The near-fatal incident happened Thursday afternoon.>>>Read More.

2 Cats From Same House Die From Flu: Animal Hospital

The animal hospital is warning residents that cats can catch the flu from people.>>>Read More.

Final Respects Paid to Fallen State Trooper

Trooper First Class Kevin Miller was killed while on duty on March 29. >>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Police Warn Residents Of IRS Scam
• State Police Post Warning About Fake 'Fallen Officer's Fund'
• Woman Charged With Beating Child After All-Nighter
• Man Tries to Steal McDonald's Employee's Car: PD
• Popular Music Teacher's Position Eliminated: Report
• Teens ‘Bragged’ About Pursuit, Burglarizing Cars During Booking Process: Police
• Man, 74, Heads to Prison for Selling Oxycodone: Feds
• 1 Killed In Crash: Police

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