CT Town Bans Recreational Marijuana Sales; Dog Stolen From Home

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.

This Connecticut Town Votes To Prohibit Recreational Marijuana Sales

The town’s Planning & Zoning Commission voted Wednesday to approve a text amendment that prohibits recreational marijuana sales in town.>>>Read More.

Woman, 22, Dies From Shooting Injuries

A 22-year-old woman shot Monday has died from her injuries.>>>Read More.

Animal Control Officer Pleaded For AC In Kennel: Memo

A Democratic mayoral hopeful is criticizing the mayor after a 2018 memo showed air conditioning was requested for the kennel. The animal control officer warned of “inhumane conditions” for the dogs in the 2018 memo.>>>Read More.

Police Seek ID Of Driver Who Struck Young Bicyclist

Police are asking for the public's help identifying a driver in a hit-and-run incident who struck a juvenile bicyclist.>>>Read More.

Police Believe Dog Stolen From Home

A reward is being offered for the safe return of a dog police believe was stolen from a home, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Other town stories:

• UConn Women Add 3rd ACC Team To 2021-22 Schedule
• Congressman Jim Himes Hosts Town Hall Meeting
• Police Warn Residents Following Bear Sighting
• Gov. Ned Lamont Signs Several New Significant Laws Here’s What You Need To Know About Each One
• Hero Brothers Honored For Harrowing Water Rescue

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