Man Fights For Life; Historic Inn Hits The Market: CT News

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

CT Bars, Concerts And Prom: Coronavirus Decisions Being Made Soon

Prom is likely as are parades and graduation ceremonies, Gov. Ned Lamont said.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Man's Life Depends On Finding A Living Liver Donor

The man was diagnosed with End Stage Liver Disease. On a donor waiting list for more a year, his family won't give up the search. Here is their story.>>>Read More.

Historic Inn Put On The Real Estate Market

An iconic part of the Green is for sale.>>>Read More.

Details Emerge In Fatal Stabbing Of Woman: Police

She was found dead in her home, police said.>>>Read More.

Officers Rescue Ailing Beaver

The animal had severe pneumonia but was receiving treatment.>>>Read More.

Clerk Punched 15 Times In Head During Assault: Police

Police are asking for help with identifying a man they said punched a clerk more than 15 times in the head at a gas station: VIDEO.>>>Read More.

Good Samaritans Step In After Cat Gives Birth But Abandons Kitten

A mama cat gave birth to one kitten but for reasons unknown, left afterward and didn't return. The newborn was rescued. Her name is Lucky.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Discarded Cigarette Starts Fire At Condo: Officials
• Home Badly Damaged In Fire
• Suspect, Vehicle Sought In Drive-By Shooting: Police
• 3 Schools Closed Monday Due To Staff Illnesses: Report
• Pure Fentanyl, Crack Cocaine Seized In Narcotics Arrest
• Meals On Wheels Delivered 96 Easter Feasts

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