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24 mag 2022 · News. Death of third Darien High student ‘unbearable’ for community, superintendent says. By Peter Yankowski, Raga Justin Updated May 25, 2022 10:10 a.m. Darien High School is coping...
23 mag 2022 · Darien community mourns high school student who died by suicide. News 12 has confirmed Hayden Thorsen died over the weekend. News 12 Staff. •. May 23, 2022, 2:13 PM. •. Updated 681 days ago. Share: / Family, friends and the Darien community are remembering a Darien High School student after he died by suicide.
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23 mag 2022 · The call was in response to the death of Hayden Thorsen, a 16-year-old sophomore at Darien High School. Superintendent of Schools Alan Addley said in a statement on Monday that Thorsen’s death was “a heartbreaking loss.” “This is the third student that the school has grieved in the past two months.
23 mag 2022 · DARIEN — The Darien High School community is mourning the death of a third student who has died in recent months. In a letter Saturday to the school community, Principal Ellen Dunn said...
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24 mag 2022 · Hayden Thorsen, 16, was a sophomore at Darien High School who played goalie for the Junior Rangers in the Mid Fairfield Youth Hockey Association, according to an obituary posted Tuesday by Lawrence Funeral Home. He died Saturday.
19 apr 2022 · DARIEN — A Darien High School student who died from sudden medical complications last week was a role model around town and a fixture of the hockey community. Henry Farmer, 16, died on April 12 in Stamford, according to an obituary posted by the Lawrence Funeral Home in Darien.
Hayden Thorsen became the third Darien High School student to pass away in the last two months, students and staff learned this weekend. Schools Superintendent Alan Addley released this statement Monday afternoon:
