Restaurant Owner Investigated; Dulos Family Reaches Estate Deal

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.

Jennifer Dulos' Family Reaches Agreement On Estate Access Funds: Report

The deal means that the missing mother-of-five will not have to be declared dead by a probate judge for the estate to access funds.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Owner Under Investigation By State: Report

The owner of several restaurants is being investigated for potential violations of workplace laws.>>>Read More.

Man Charged With 3 DUIs In 5 Days: Report

A man is now being held in jail after he was arrested multiple times for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, police said.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant To Expand To New Location

Chef Brian Lewis, owner of the popular restaurant The Cottage, has announced he will expand and open a new location in a nearby town.>>>Read More.

3rd Brewery Eyes Location In Town

The town’s first brewery is closing in on an opening date and there could soon be three breweries in town, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Former United States Magistrate Dies At 90

Former United States Magistrate Judge F. Owen Eagan, Connecticut’s second, full-time magistrate judge, died on March 2, 2021.>>>Read More.

Former Gubernatorial Candidate Reportedly Fined

He reportedly has been fined by the Connecticut Elections Enforcement Commission in a campaign finance investigation.>>>Read More.

Mosque Member Breaking Down Language Barriers At Vaccine Clinics

A member of a Mosque has played a key role in the town sponsored regional vaccination efforts.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Cancer Survivor Seeks Bone Marrow Donor: Report
• Foxwoods Appoints First Tribal Member CEO
• Man Sold Drugs To Victim Before Fatal Overdose: Police
• Teen, 16, Robbed 17-Year-Old At Gunpoint: Police
• CT Woman Charged With Hate Crime In State Capitol Incident: PD
• 3-Year Sentence Offered To Mass Shooting Threat Suspect

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