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First Positive COVID-19 Case In New Canaan Will Close School District For Two Weeks First Positive COVID-19 Case In New Canaan Will Close School District For Two Weeks
First Positive Covid-19 Case In New Canaan Will Close School District For Two Weeks As the first case of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) had surfaced in New Canaan, the public school system in town is now scheduled to be closed for two weeks. The COVID-19 patient has been identified by Gov. Ned Lamont as an elderly man who lives in a private residence in town. It's the third coronavirus case involving a Connecticut resident. "Despite our hopes, COVID-19 is now present in New Canaan," said Superintendent of Schools Bryan D. Luizzi in a letter to parents. Luizzi said all of the district's schools, which serve more than 4,000 students, will be closed for 14 days beginn…

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Teen Charged Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS Teen Charged Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS
Teen Charged Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS A 17-year-old juvenile has been charged with breach of peace for allegedly posting worrisome "chatter" online that was directed at New Canaan High School. The New Canaan teen was issued a juvenile summons following an investigation by New Canaan Police, said Lt. Jason Ferraro. The department had an increased presence at the school on Friday, Jan. 17, after several students voiced concerns after seeing the online posts. School officials contacted police after they were contacted by the students. No specific threat was made, school officials said. But out of an abundance of caution and to m…

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Teen Charged With Breach Of Peace Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS Teen Charged With Breach Of Peace Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS
Teen Charged With Breach Of Peace Following Online 'Chatter' Directed At New Canaan HS This story has been updated. A 17-year-old juvenile has been charged with breach of peace for allegedly posting worrisome "chatter" online that was directed at New Canaan High School. The New Canaan teen was issued a juvenile summons following an investigation by New Canaan Police, said Lt. Jason Ferraro. The department had an increased presence at the school on Friday, Jan. 17, after several students voiced concerns after seeing the online posts. School officials contacted police after they were contacted by the students. No specific threat was made, school officials said. But out of an…

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by Kathy Reakes