Iconic Market Closing; Reward Offered For ‘Person Of Interest’

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.

U.S. Marshals In On Hunt For 'Person-Of-Interest' In Yale Homicide

Offering a $5K reward, the US Marshals said his family said he was "acting strange.">>>Read More.

Iconic Italian Market Closing

The popular market is closing after more than 100 years in business due to the coronavirus pandemic.>>>Read More.

Sonic Restaurant Expands Again In CT But With This New Modification

The Planning and Zoning Commission OKs drive-thru restaurant, which will share the site with a gas station and convenience store.>>>Read More.

Home Care Workers Protest At CT-Based Payroll Firm [WATCH]

Dozens of personal care attendants and members of their union gathered for a civil disobedience action.>>>Read More.

Woman, 58, Admits Stealing $38K From Preschool Program: Feds

A 2018 forensic audit of schools discovered the irregularities in the accounting, officials said.>>>Read More.

Amazon Signs Lease For More Space In Connecticut

Amazon has signed a lease for space at the former JC Penney facility.>>>Read More.

Brothers Arrested On Robbery Charges: Police

The two teenagers, and a third juvenile suspect, are accused of beating the victim during a late-2020 street robbery, police said.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Pennsylvania Homicide Suspect Arrested At Connecticut Truck Stop
• Suspect In Stabbing Found Competent For 2nd Time
• CT Coronavirus Vaccine Appointments Open For People 65 And Older
• Blacks, Hispanics Underserved In Coronavirus Vaccine Rollout
• Obituary: Joshua J. Goodart, 22
• On Air Host Honored By Radio Station

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