Employer Mandates Vaccine; ‘Oreo Mansion’ On The Market: CT News

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

Connecticut Mansion Believed To Be Birthplace Of Oreos Up For Sale

A home believed to be where Oreos and Barnum's Animal Crackers were developed has been listed for $15.9 million.>>>Read More.

This CT Employer Is Mandating Employees Get Coronavirus Vaccines

This company is believed to be the first in Connecticut to mandate its employees get vaccinated against the coronavirus.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Owners Accused Of Threatening Employees

The two men, who are the subjects of a recent court order, coerced their workers into kicking back thousands of dollars, authorities said.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Man's Life Depends On Finding A Living Liver Donor

The man was diagnosed with End Stage Liver Disease. On a donor waiting list for more a year, his family won't give up the search. Here is their story.>>>Read More.

Owner Of Iconic Pizzeria Dies

The pizzeria was closed as the community mourned the loss>>>Read More.

Former Fotis Dulos Home Reportedly Sells

The home had been foreclosed on by Jennifer Farber Dulos' mother, Gloria Farber. Here’s how much the home sold for.>>>Read More.

Obituary: Ryan Anthony Rutledge, 17

Ryan, a loving and cherished son, brother and friend, was a standout student and athlete.>>>Read More.

Lamont Considers Housing Migrant Children In Connecticut: Reports

Gov. Ned Lamont is considering housing migrant children in Connecticut and here is the proposal.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Officers Rescue Ailing Beaver
• Clerk Punched 15 Times In Head During Assault: Police
• Good Samaritans Step In After Cat Gives Birth But Abandons Kitten
• Lamont: Here’s What Needs To Happen Before Bars Are Likely To Reopen
• Biden Tightens Gun Controls, CT Sounds Off
• CT To Open State Parks and Beaches, Ease Some Restrictions
• Mohegan Sun Reaches 3-Year Deal With Miss America

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