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Suffield Academy hires outside counsel to probe leadership and finances after IRS leave

If you know someone at Suffield Academy, here's where things stand. The school announced Oct.

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Cahn led Suffield for 22 years of big pay and big building

22 years
Cahn led Suffield
$1 million
topped in his total pay each year, 2020 through 2024
$120 million
invested in construction during his tenure, the school says
$79,400
annual tuition for boarding students

Sources: Boston.com, The Boston Globe

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Suffield Academy hires outside counsel as UConn falls to Belichick's Tar Heels

Plus, Hartford's sports scene cracks a national top 10, and the Wolf Pack fall in Rochester.

The TLDR

  1. Suffield Academy hires outside counsel amid Cahn IRS probe
  2. UConn falls 38-21 to Belichick's North Carolina
  3. Hartford ranks No. 10 among minor league sports markets
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