Truck Crashes Into Bank; Pharmacy Reaches Settlement With Feds

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

Town Worker In Connecticut Accused Of Forging $60K In Fake Bids, Cops Say

The arrest warrant accuses him of writing dozens of fraudulent bids to help his own sporting goods company.>>>Read More.

3 People Injured When Truck Hits Bank

Three people were injured when a truck struck a bank.>>>Read More.

Lamont Names Acting CT Education Commissioner

Gov. Ned Lamont has named deputy education commissioner Charlene Russell-Tucker to serve as acting state education czar.>>>Read More.

Pharmacy Reaches Settlement With Federal Government

A pharmacy accused of violating the Controlled Substances Act has reached a settlement with federal prosecutors.>>>Read More.

Grab The Tissues For Happy Tears: Lincoln's In His Forever Home

When we first met Lincoln, he was frostbitten after being dumped in the street with just a towel for warmth on a frigid winter's night.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Third Coronavirus Stimulus Checks: What To Expect In CT
• SUV Stolen, Another Theft Attempted; PD Warns Residents
• Stolen Gun, Drugs Seized After Traffic Stop: PD
• Jewelry Store Burglarized; Suspects Being Sought
• Shooting Incident Leaves 1 Wounded

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