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Selectman In CT Arrested; New Gastropub Opening: CT News
Man, 88, dies in crash/ "Parade of Giving" planned/ Illegal dumping shuts down recycling center/ State takes custody of horses and more...

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.
Selectman Charged With DUI: Police
"I have learned a valuable lesson," the selectman said, citing a medical condition as a contributing factor in the incident.>>>Read More.
Gastropub To Open
The menu at Black Rock Social House will offer an international representation of hearty comfort food, and will be 100 percent gluten-free.>>>Read More.
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Man, 88, Killed In 1-Vehicle Crash: Report
The crash happened this week.>>>Read More.
Business Closes As Generous Owner Retires
After two decades, the owner is retiring, and has put the building on the market.>>>Read More.
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Recycling Center To Shut Down Due To Illegal Dumping
One of the town's satellite recycling centers will be closed following years of illegal dumping.>>>Read More.
Modern Salon Concepts Soon To Debut
A new business which enables hair and beauty professionals to become their own boss without startup costs is slated to open by mid-March.>>>Read More.
Emaciated Dog Abandoned At Side Of Road: Police
Police said a hiker saw the driver of a blue pickup truck abandon the dog, an older female beagle, at the side of the road and drive away.>>>Read More.
'Parade Of Giving' Planned For St. Patrick's Day
In light of the coronavirus crisis, the town’s 2021 St. Patrick's Day parade has been canceled and a "parade of giving" is planned instead.>>>Read More.
More Vaccine Doses, And A New Brand, Coming To CT: Lamont
Pending authorization by the FDA, Connecticut could receive 30,000 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine this weekend.>>>Read More.
Future Of 2 Major National Retailers Uncertain In Connecticut After Latest Filings
Both retailers have a combined 19 locations in Connecticut. Here’s what may be changing.>>>Read more.
Iconic Pizzeria Temporarily Closes
The iconic pizzeria is temporarily closed after a staff member tested positive for the coronavirus, the owners announced.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- More Cheese Recalled: CT Adds Another Brand To Contaminated List
- Bestselling Author Chronicles CT Youth Team In New Book
- Restaurant's Liquor License Suspended
- Drive Nets 62,000 Diapers, 84,000 Wipes For Babies
- Man Charged With Manslaughter Rearrested: Police
- State Takes Custody Of Horses Now Up For Adoption
- Restaurant Reaches Agreement On ADA Violation: Feds
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