This CT Employer On Fortune's Best Companies List: CT News

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 most-read stories.

This Connecticut Employer On Fortune's Best Companies List

Fortune's list is based on a Great Place To Work survey that measures how employees feel about where they work.>>>Read More.

Warrant Details Sex Assault Charges Against Former HS Teacher: Police

A now-former teacher and coach is accused of having a sexual relationship with a student both on and off campus, according to a warrant.>>>Read More.

Man Charged In Truck Theft: Police

Using a fake ID, the accused test drove a truck, took off and then sold it for $25,000 cash on Facebook, police said.>>>Read More.

Town Councilor Asked To Resign By Democratic Colleagues

Five members of the Town Council have asked for the resignation of a fellow Democrat.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Opening Marks 5th Connecticut Location For Chain

The eatery is expanding in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Juvenile Review Board Original Feted For 57 Years Of Service

Dorothy Allen helped create Connecticut's first juvenile review board in 1965, and actively served the community for 57 years.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Car Flips Into River Near Historic Mill
• Man Accused Of Pointing Pellet Gun At Mail Carrier: Police
• Quinnipiac Men's Hockey Team Are National Champions
• Man Charged In 2019 Double-Fatal Crash Pleads Guilty: Police
• Man Strikes Woman With Gun, Shot Fired Incident: Police
• Police Charge 3 With Manslaughter In 3 Fatal Crashes

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