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The week in CT news: Sandy Hook trial begins, Stefanowski loses ballot challenge, Sun stay alive

Plaintiffs arrive at Waterbury Superior Court for the first day of a trial to determine how much Alex Jones must pay eight Sandy Hook families and a first responder who are taking conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to court for claims they were “profoundly harmed” by Jones.
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Plaintiffs arrive at Waterbury Superior Court for the first day of a trial to determine how much Alex Jones must pay eight Sandy Hook families and a first responder who are taking conspiracy theorist Alex Jones to court for claims they were “profoundly harmed” by Jones.

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