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Passenger Thanks Cop After DUI Arrest; Hospital Grades: CT News
Popular TV show eyes CT/ Another school administrator placed on leave/ Fire consumes home/ City asks judge to end lawsuit in teen's death.

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
Passenger Thanks Cop After DUI Arrest: Report
A man with a history of DUI arrests was arrested again and the passenger reportedly thanked the officer for saving their life with the stop.>>>Read More.
Major Fire Consumes House
Firefighters from town and several neighboring communities are battling a major blaze.>>>Read More.
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City Asks Judge To End Maren Sanchez Lawsuit
Lawyers for the city are asking a judge to end a lawsuit filed by the family of Maren Sanchez, who was stabbed to death by a fellow student.>>>Read More.
Popular TV Show is Looking For Hidden CT Treasures
The very popular TV show is looking for leads on interesting Connecticut finds. Would your community be a good place for them to film?.>>>Read More.
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Another School Administrator Placed On Leave: Report
The administrator and coach is being investigated for reasons unrelated to the recent "fight club" scandal in one CT community.>>>Read More.
Hospital Safety Grades: The Best — And Worst —In CT
The nonprofit group Leapfrog has released its hospital safety grades. See how your local hospital fared.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Woman Busts Window with Cinder Block, Threatens to Kill Man: Cops
- House Trashed, Couple Arrested
- Police Suggest Solutions for Dangerous Intersection
- CAS-CIAC Head Named to Lead National Federation
- Facebook Comes to Newtown
- Knights Of Columbus Raises Funds For Special Needs Program
- Residents Selected For Distinguished Citizen Awards
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