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Human Services Reporter, CT Mirror. Author, The Migrant Chef, A New Yorker and NPR pick, James Beard winner: wwnorton.com/books/9781324005773
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Bethany families tell of Mastrangelo’s betrayal on day of sentencing

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By Laura Tillman
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
Anthony Mastrangelo, the 27-year-old Bethany man who pleaded guilty in May to sexually abusing girls at a town-run camp after-school program and while babysitting, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, suspended after he serves four years, the result of a plea deal. He was handcuffed and taken into custody after a sentencing hearing in New Haven on Tuesday.
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Bethany families tell of Mastrangelo’s betrayal on day of sentencing

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By Laura Tillman
| News from the States
Anthony Mastrangelo, the 27-year-old Bethany man who pleaded guilty in May to sexually abusing girls at a town-run camp afterschool program and while babysitting, was sentenced to 20 years in prison, suspended after he serves four years, the result of a plea deal. He was handcuffed and taken into custody after a sentencing hearing in New Haven on Tuesday.
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DCF changes detailed in response to CT child advocate concerns

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By Laura Tillman
| The Connecticut Mirror Verified
A lengthy letter from the state Department of Children and Families released in response to concerns raised months ago by the state’s child advocate sheds light on actions the department is taking after a series of tragic child deaths. The letter also shows how the department is trying to address difficult conditions for employees, like high caseloads and overtime, that are leading to poor workforce retention. In a 17-page letter addressed to Gov.
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