Video Incident Investigated At CT School; ‘Oreo Mansion’ For Sale

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

School District In CT Investigating Inappropriate Video Incident

District officials are investigating an incident in which a "not appropriate" portion of a video was shown to two second grade classes.>>>Read More.

Movie About Jennifer Dulos Disappearance Coming To TV: Here's When

"Gone Mom" is the title of the movie which will air in June.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus Traced To Connecticut Dog That Died Unexpectedly

A Connecticut dog that had an untimely death tested positive for the virus that leads to the coronavirus, UConn researchers said.>>>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.

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.

Boy, 5, Battles COVID-19, And Rare Inflammatory Condition

At one point the child's fever skyrocketed to more than 105, and he was shaking before entering the hospital.>>>Read More.

Jimmy Kimmel Co-Stars In Connecticut Family's New Charity Video

Television icon Jimmy Kimmel appears in a local family's latest video to support Feeding America.>>>Read More.

'The Angels Were With Us,' Witnesses Said As They Recalled Active Shooter Incident

When the bullets began to fly, the Chambers family, owners of the noted nursery, helped police even as they hid for safety as gunshots rang.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Owner Of Iconic Pizzeria Dies
• Mom's Abandonment 'Upsetting As A Murder,' Judge Says
• Netflix Thriller Begins Filming In CT
• Legendary TV Producers' CT Estate On The Market For Nearly $18M
• Sports Legend's CT Home On The Market For $16.45M
• New Video Features CT Students Discussing Experiences With Biases

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