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Alcohol Banned At Some CT Parks For Summer; Marijuana Bill Update
Sinkhole shuts down railroad/ Massive new seal exhibit unveiled/ Dulos-built home up for auction/ Popular festival returns and more: CT News

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.
Massive New Seal Exhibit Unveiled At Maritime Aquarium
"Pinniped Cove," a new home for the Maritime Aquarium's harbor seals, is the largest aquatic display in the aquarium's 33-year history.>>>Read More.
Alcohol Banned At 6 State Parks For Summer: Officials
Officials said the ban is part of an effort to cut down on “unruly behavior” and ensure safety for families at the parks.>>>Read More.
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Man Critically Injured After Being Hit By Pickup Truck: Police
The 31-year-old man was pinned between two vehicles.>>>Read More.
Sinkhole Shuts Down Railroad
Police have established a detour route during the repairs.>>>Read More.
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Woman Confronted Unknown Man Who Enters Home In Possible Burglary Attempt: PD
A local resident confronted a man who entered her home during a possible burglary attempt, according to police.>>>Read More.
Fotis Dulos-Built Home Up For Auction: Report
The house is under foreclosure.>>>Read More.
$2.6M In Bonding Approved For Sandy Hook Permanent Memorial Grant
The permanent memorial will honor the 26 lives lost at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- CT Legislature Approves 2-Year $46.4 Billion Budget: Here’s What The Spending Plan Does, And What It Doesn’t
- Here’s Why CT’s Recreational Marijuana Bill Hasn’t Been Approved Yet
- Summer 5K, Music Festival Coming Up In CT
- Popular Savin Rock Festival Returns In Centennial Celebration
- Man Calls In Shooting To Police — On Way To Hospital
- Man Killed In Shooting: Police
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