CT Schools Chief Resigning Under Pressure; Spirit Of Sport Award

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.

CT Schools Superintendent To Resign Under Pressure

A student’s discovery led to the school chief being forced to resign from her job.>>>Read more.

8-Week-Old Suffers Broken Bones, Man Charged: Cops

A man has been charged after an 8-week-old was discovered with broken bones, police said.>>>Read More.

Man Used Cell Phones To Take 'Up Skirt' Photos: PD

Police say the suspect took photos of women in several towns.>>>Read More.

Student Chosen As NFHS Spirit of Sport Award Recipient

A student-athlete has been chosen as the 2018 national recipient of the “National High School Spirit of Sport Award.">>>Read More.

CT Choir to Compete for Grand Championship

Send-Off Concert at HS March 16 is last chance to see VIBE perform locally this season before they head to Nashville to compete.>>>Read More.

Man Charged With Having Stolen Gun At Library: PD

Police said the incident led to a "lockdown" protocol being initiated at area schools.>>>Read More.

Would-Be Pita Bread Tycoon Gets 5 Years in Fraud Case

A would-be pita bread tycoon with ties to Vernon and South Windsor has been sentenced in a fraud case.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Woman Accused Of Going After Ex With Bat: Report
• Knife-Wielding Shoplifter Stopped By Employee, Customer: Police
• Foxwoods To Host 'Hand Me The Mic' Singing Competition Series
• Contractor Charged for Skipping out on Job
• Man Stabbed Roommate In Unprovoked Attack: Police
• ID of Man Found Dead at State Forest Released: UPDATE
• Vehicle Rolls Over On Highway, Falls Into Woods
• Mount Southington Could Surpass Last Season After Past 2 Storms

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