120-Person Pool Party Draws Outrage From Neighbors: CT News

Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories from all across Connecticut on Wednesday night. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories here.

Massive Pool Party, More Than 120 People, Leads To Call For Noise Ordinance, Enforcement, Neighbors Say

A homeowner rented his pool for a party, and he said party organizers misled him, telling him it wouldn’t be too loud or crowded, according to a report. The homeowner said tickets and alcohol were sold, the report says. Neighbors are seeking action by town leaders.>>>Read More.

Bakery Holding Going-Out-Of-Business Sale

The popular pastry shop, which recently closed, is selling equipment, baking supplies, furniture and more.>>>Read More.

Here Is Where A $1 Million Powerball Winning Ticket Was In Connecticut

Time to check your numbers. The CT Lottery is waiting for the winner of a $1 million prize to come forward.>>>Read More.

Burglars Drive Truck Into Car Dealership, Suspects Sought By Police

Bandits used a truck as a battering ram to break into an auto dealership, police said.>>>Read More.

Raising Cane's To Open New Chicken Eatery In CT

The Zoning Commission this week easily approved permits allowing for a new, fast-food chicken restaurant to be built.>>>Read More.

Lightning Strike Causes House Fire: Fire Marshal

Fire officials said the fire resulted in structural damage to the home.>>>Read More.

CT-Based University Ending Legacy Admissions

The university president, said it was important to formally end legacy admissions following the ruling on affirmative action.>>>Read More.

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