Student Threatened With ‘Gun Violence’: PD; Vaccine Date Moved Up

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.

Student Threatened Another With 'Gun Violence' Via Text: Police

The parents of a high school teen accused of threatening another with gun violence surrendered a firearm they own legally, police say.>>>Read More.

Pedestrian In Critical Condition Following Crash, Good Samaritan Rushes In

A Good Samaritan performed CPR life-saving measures on the victim of a hit-and-run accident.>>>Read More.

Remainder Of Burned Historic Building Demolished

A pile of rubble now sits where a late 19th-century manufacturing building once stood.>>>Read More.

Man Charged In Armed Robbery Of Home Depot: Police

The man is accused of showing a gun while stealing power tools at the self-checkout at Home Depot, according to police.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus Vaccine For All Adults In CT Pushed Up To April 1

Connecticut has accelerated its coronavirus vaccine rollout, and will make it available for everyone age 16 and above as of April 1.>>>Read More.

CT Town Considers Coronavirus Vaccinations For HS Students: Report

Connecticut residents 16 years old and older will be eligible for coronavirus vaccines on April 1.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Woman Claims Self-Defense In Fatal Shooting: Report
• Woman Struck, Killed In Hit-And-Run Accident
• Offensive Graffiti Spray-Painted: State Police
• Officials Begin Process To Buy St. Brigid School
• Fire Captain Resigns Position After Scandal: Report
• Man Dies After 2-Car Crash Report
• 2 Suspects Arrested In Middle School Burglary
• High School Goes Remote Due To Staffing Shortage

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