$18K In Flower Vases Stolen From Cemetery + Fatal Shooting: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Tuesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.

Over $18K Worth Of Flower Vases Stolen From Cemetery: Police

Police said over 45 expensive flower vases were reported stolen from the cemetery.>>>Read More.

Driver Dies After Crashing Into School Bus: Police: CT News Digest

“Breaking Bad” Stars Coming To CT / Longtime TV News Reporter Leaves Station / Extras Needed For Lifetime Movie To Be Filmed In CT.>>>Read More.

18-Year-Old Shot, Killed: Police

The 18-year-old was shot and taken to a local hospital where he died, police said.>>>Read More.

Tribute Will Honor Life Of James McGrath, 17, Who Was Fatally Stabbed

A tribute is planned to take place during a game to honor a student who was killed in a recent stabbing incident.>>>Read More.

Dance Hall — Now A Home — Hits The Market

A former dance hall that's now a home featuring both old-school and modern features has gone on the market.>>>Read More.

Love Is A 4-Legged Word: Power Of Pets To Heal, Love Unconditionally

The workers and pets at the Animal Shelter have for years been visiting the elderly, kids, and even workers, to show they care.>>>Read More.

Assisting Needy Cats Earns Gold Award For Girl Scout

The highest honor in Girl Scouts will be bestowed upon a senior from a local high school.>>>Read More.

Grandson Helped By Grandfather To Build AR-15 'Ghost Guns': Police

A grandfather and grandson are facing dozens of charges in connection with the alleged manufacture of AR-15s, police said.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• COVID Booster Shots For Kids 5-11: What It Means In CT
• Climate Crisis Addressed In Two Bills Signed Into Law by Lamont
• Connecticut Battles Big Pharma Over Drug Price Rules
• 1 Killed In Fiery Crash
• West Haven’s Finances Placed Under Highest Level Of State Oversight
• Largest Residential Sale In Town History: $5.7M
• ICU Nurse Earns Top Nursing Honor From Hospital

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