Historic Diner Moving, Reopening In CT: CT News

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Historic Diner Moving, Reopening In CT

A historic diner that closed in 2014 will be reopened by a new owner in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Man Charged With Impersonating Police Officer: State PD

A man is facing charges for using red and blue lights on his car to speed up his commute, according to state police.>>>Read More.

New Developments In Jennifer Dulos Court Case: Report

One of the suspects in the disappearance and presumed death of Jennifer Dulos, was in court.>>>Read More.

New Business To Feature $1 Million Worth Of Glass

It will be the only stand-alone dealership in Connecticut and one of the few being built in the northeast.>>>Read More.

2 Police Officers Lauded For Rescuing Boater

Two police officers who helped rescue a boater suffering a medical emergency were honored recently.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Man Charged With ID Theft Purchased $50,000 Jeep: Police
• School Of Rock Celebrates Grand Opening
• New Yoga Studio Proposed
• New Upscale Home Store Opens At Mall

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