Beloved Diner Closing, ‘Sad’ Owners Announce; Auction Planned: CT News

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Beloved Diner To Close For Good, Auction Planned

"Never in a million years did I think that the zoning use would be changed and the town would approve its demolition. A town with such pride in its historical significance, surely would see the value of a town diner. Alas, here we are,” the owners said.>>>Read More.

Officers Justified In Fatal Shooting Of Man: Officials

The state Inspector General found that two police officers were justified in using deadly force in a shooting that killed a man.>>>Read More.

$5M Preliminary Settlement Reached With School, CT Officials Say

Former students will receive cash payments and new training opportunities under the settlement agreement, officials said.>>>Read More.

Armed Robbers Hit Bank: Police

Police are searching for two suspects following the armed robbery of a bank Friday.>>>Read More.

Town Limits Use Of External Loudspeakers, Bans Motorized Recreational Vehicles

The town passed two ordinances that provide relief to residents affected by loud music and motorized recreational vehicles on streets.>>>Read More.

Man, Now 32, Disappeared From CT In 2018: PD

He was last seen at a local hospital.>>>Read More.

Superintendent's Proposed $125M Budget Would Cut Gifted Program

The public schools' gifted program and 15 elementary paraprofessionals would be cut under the superintendent's proposed $125M budget.>>>Read More.

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