Bullet Hits School Window In CT; COVID-19 Restrictions Relaxed

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Gunshot Hits Window At School In CT

The school was on lockdown for a period Thursday.>>>Read More.

CT Relaxes Gathering, Restaurant, Travel Coronavirus Restrictions

Gov. Ned Lamont has relaxed some coronavirus restrictions as cases and hospitalizations drop and more mass vaccination centers open.>>>Read More.

Jake Baron Was Tired Of Seeing Trash So He Did Something About It

The 8-year-old boy helps his elderly neighbors, his classmates and, with his efforts to pick up trash, his whole neighborhood.>>>Read More.

Over $35K Donated In Memory Of 9-Year-Old

Team Teddy has raised the most money so far of any St. Baldrick's event to fight childhood cancer in 2021.>>>Read More.

Grand Opening Planned For Pet Spa And Boutique

The new business provides a crate-free environment that offers one-on-one spa time for pets.>>>Read More.

Woman Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Crash: Police

A woman was killed in the two-vehicle crash that occurred last October.>>>Read More.

Officials Want To Create Expanded Civil Rights Mural

Officials want to expand on the current MLK mural at a local recreation center.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Former Bowling Alley Property Sold
• Library Closed After Staff Coronavirus Cases
• Expiration Cloud Looming Over Two $100,00o CT Lottery Tickets
• School System Faculty, Staffers Get Vaccinated
• Plans For New Coffee Shop Brewing: Report
• Student Performing In Charity Cabaret

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