‘Trump Banner’ Arson Investigated; New Reporter Joins TV Station

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.

Connecticut TV Station Welcomes New Reporter

He joins the morning team at the local TV station.>>>Read More.

Petition Aims To Save Beloved Girl Scouts Camp

Camp Katoya, which the petition organizer calls a “slice of heaven,” is listed to be sold as part of Girl Scouts of CT’s long-range plan.>>>Read More.

PD Seeks Public's Aid Investigating 'Trump Banner' Arson

The owner of the banner recorded video of it being set on fire and reported it to the police department.>>>Read More.

Catholic Churches In 2 Towns In CT Reportedly To Merge

The churches are merging, according to officials.>>>Read More.

CT Announces Major Coronavirus Vaccine Eligibility Acceleration

Connecticut is accelerating appointment eligibility by several weeks for younger adults.>>>Read More.

Ground Broken On $70 Million Hockey Arena At Sacred Heart

The inaugural first pucks will be dropped in mid-January 2023 at the facility on the school's West Campus.>>>Read More.

Superintendent Comments On 'Normalcy' Amid A Pandemic

The school system chief recently reflected on the one-year anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic changing the academic environment.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Fire Pit Fire Spreads To Home’s Garage: Officials
• Lamont’s New Executive Order Addresses Vital Medical Services
• Fire Department Tackles Blaze On Main Street
• New Details Released Concerning Subway Moving Some Jobs South
• Rapidly Spreading Fire Breaks Out At Multi-Family Home

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