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CT Student, 5, Wanders From School; Dog Rescued From Icy River
Support pours in for injured teen/ Fire kills barn animals/ Missing K-9 found/ Newman's Own threatened by rare tax situation: 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.
Woman Says Child Wandered from School
A woman says her child wandered away from a school.>>>Read More.
Students Rescue Dog From Frozen River
The 65-pound dog fell through thin ice and was rescued by members of the indoor track team who were practicing nearby.>>>Read More.
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Man Unhappy With Meal Walked Out Of Restaurant Without Paying: PD
Once outside, the accused allegedly threatened a restaurant employee, police said.>>>Read More.
CT Community and Beyond Step Up To Help Severely Injured Teen
The teen was seriously injured when a tree fell on him while he was mowing the lawn this summer.>>>Read More.
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Missing CT State Police Bloodhound Found
K-9 Texas had been missing for more than 24 hours.>>>Read More.
Newman's Own Threatened By Rare Tax Situation
The company's woes were due to be fixed in the GOP tax bill, but at last minute the remedy was pulled.>>>Read More.
New Spinning Studio Celebrates Opening
A group of longtime friends have launched the spinning studio together.>>>Read More.
Man Threatens to 'Blow Up' Tenement
A man is facing charges for threatening to blow up an apartment house.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Restaurant Announces Closure
- Foxwoods Celebrates Criss Angel's Birthday
- Woman Wanted for Christmas Day 2005 Fracas Surrenders
- Lingerie Store Robbed, Clerk Pepper-Sprayed
- Lawsuit Settlement Amounts Released
- Fire Kills Barn Animals
- 60-70 Signs Stolen, Police Asking For Assistance
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