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Tragic Deaths Of 3 Teens In Accidents Top Week's News In Ridgefield

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. — Here’s a look at the top stories from around Fairfield County from the past week.

Cathryn “Carey” Depuy was killed in a plane crash near Colgate University.

Cathryn “Carey” Depuy was killed in a plane crash near Colgate University.

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Ryan Adams, who graduated from St. Luke's School in New Canaan, was an accomplished Boy Scout who earned the organization's highest award at age 13.

Ryan Adams, who graduated from St. Luke's School in New Canaan, was an accomplished Boy Scout who earned the organization's highest award at age 13.

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Ryan Meegan, a Ridgefield High graduate, was a student at UConn and played for the school's rugby team.

Ryan Meegan, a Ridgefield High graduate, was a student at UConn and played for the school's rugby team.

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Ridgefield mourned the tragic deaths of three teenagers in two separate accidents: 

The police departments of Darien, Easton, Monroe, Trumbull and Wilton will pay $1.25 million to an Easton man to settle a $5 million lawsuit over a deadly 2008 police raid of his home that left a Norwalk man dead. 

A man was arrested after leading police on a chase along Route 7 through Wilton that ended as officers used spike strips to stop the fleeing car at the Wilton-Ridgefield border.

Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch is struggling in his for re-election after the state struck down his bid to run on the November ballot as the candidate of the Job Creation Party

A Norwalk man was arrested after police said he crashed his car head-on into a police cruiser while driving drunk in Darien.

Two men were arrested after a violent home invasion in Stamford left the homeowner beaten beyond recognition after stabbing one of the suspects, police said.

Retired Shelter Rock Elementary School principal Julia Horne is this year’s recipient of the Heart of Women Award from the Women’s Business Council in Danbury.

Students at Sacred Heart University bonded over the U.S. visit of Pope Francis and embraced his environmental message. 

Westport residents are bracing for the possibility of a TV show titled "The Second Fattest Housewife in Westport," a single-camera family comedy in development at ABC.

Suni Unger, founder and CEO of Unger Publishing, is the force behind the Greenwich WINE + FOOD Festival that is now in it's fifth year. 

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