Unique Eatery Opens; $100K Lottery Winner Unclaimed: CT News

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

Missing Connecticut Teen's Body Found In Park Pond

Police have identified a body found in a park pond over the weekend as a teen reported missing in December.>>>Read More.

Grant Helps Keep Business Baking More Delicious Cupcakes

The new business owner had just signed a lease days before the coronavirus pandemic hit and a new state grant is helping her stay open.>>>Read More.

Moon Restaurant Opens

The restaurant offers a unique menu of sushi, grilled octopus, Okinawan doughnuts and more, as well as an extensive cocktail menu.>>>Read More.

Coyotes Attack Pet Dogs

Coyotes' mating season is now through April or May, and during this time their heightened testosterone levels can make them more aggressive.>>>Read More.

Former Barn, Now 'Chic' Home On The Market

A circa 1900 barn that's now a stylish home is on the market.>>>Read More.

Clock Ticking On Unclaimed $100,000 CT Lottery Prize

An unclaimed ticket worth a $100,000 CT Lottery prize is approaching its expiration date, officials said.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Connecticut Girls Basketball Preseason Top 10 Poll Released
• Man Wanted For Murder In Puerto Rico Caught In CT: Feds
• Woman Accused Of Drug Sale In Fatal Overdose: PD
• Man Caught Stealing Amazon Packages: Police
• Police Search For Suspect In Gas Station Robbery

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