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School Threat Arrest; Lottery Winner; Zipline Opens: CT News

Bear kills goat/ Chicken rescued from busy road/ Suspect runs out of gas, gets arrested/ Man owes $4.7M in taxes/ $80K in pot gummies seized

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

Mayor Boughton Collapses At Event, Sent To Hospital: Report

Danbury Mayor Mark Boughton was attending a gubernatorial candidate event when he collapsed.>>>Read More.


Student Threatened To 'Shoot Up' High School in Connecticut: PD

The student was arrested after making threats on a social media site.>>>Read More.

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Robbery Suspect Runs Out Of Gas, Gets Arrested: PD

A man accused of robbing a Dunkin’ Donuts and a diner at gunpoint was arrested after police say he threw an empty gas can at passing cars.>>>Read More.


This Man Owes $4.7 Million in Back Taxes While Living Lavish Lifestyle Report

He owned a 40-acre estate and luxury vehicles all while cheating the government of $4.7 million in back taxes, prosecutors say.>>>Read More.

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Suspensions Issued - Then Lifted - To Protesting CT Students

Other schools in Connecticut allowed students to walk outside during Wednesday's protest.>>>Read More.


Fairfield County Casino Moves Closer To Reality: Report

Both the Mohegan and Mashantucket Pequot tribes send hundreds of millions of dollars from slot machine revenue to the state.>>Read More.


CT Resident Wins $400k In CT Lottery

The couple stopped for ice cream after dinner, plus a $400,000 prize-winning lottery ticket.>>>Read More.


Foxwoods Announces Official Opening Of Highflyer Zipline

Foxwoods has announced the official opening date of a thrilling hotel-based zipline that towers over 30 stories high.>>>Read More.

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