Cafeteria Worker Fired After Giving Students Free Meals; Big CT-Based Company to Stay; Dogs Found Neglected: CT News

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

• Former School Cafeteria Worker Accused of Inappropriate Interactions with Students: Police

The man has been fired from his job.>>>Read More.

• Sentence Handed Down to Man in Drunken Crash that Killed 2 Young Girls

A 27-year-old was arrested in February in connection with the 2015 crash that killed a seven year old and a four year old.>>>Read More.

• Dogs Found in Poor Condition, Woman Arrested: PD

Four dogs were taken for evaluation, including two puppies.>>>Read More.

• Father Makes Plea in Son's Fatal Heroin Overdose

The father was arrested after he gave his son heroin that was used in a fatal overdose, according to police.>>>Read More.

• Man Identified as Corrections Officer Charged With Assault in Domestic Case

He was held on a $150,000 before a court date, state police said.>>>Read More.

• Xerox to Keep Headquarters, Jobs in Connecticut: Gov. Malloy

The State of Connecticut and the document technology company announced a partnership to save the jobs.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Mount Southington Gets Its Snowmaking Window, Set to Open
• Actress, CT Native Christy Carlson Romano Releases New Holiday Directorial Effort
• Parolee Racks Up 17th+ Arrest: PD
• Man Charged With Burglarizing Cars
• Police Investigating Possible Homicide After Finding Body in Apartment
• Man Found Guilty of Murdering Teen
• Fire at Recycling Center Lasts About 13 Hours

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