2 Hospitalized After Mistake At Gas Station + Police Donate To Ukraine: 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.

Powder Engulfs Vehicles After Mistake By Clerk At Gas Station

Fire suppression powder descended on vehicles parked at a gas station when the system was activated, police said. Two people were hospitalized after breathing in residue, according to police.>>>Read More.

Popular Regional Restaurant Chain Set To Open Its 4th Connecticut Location

The restaurant chain is slated to open a new restaurant this week.>>>Read More.

26-Year-Old Killed In Motorcycle Crash: Police

The crash occurred Sunday, according to authorities.>>>Read More.

Robotics Team Raises Money For National Championship

The Boys & Girls Club Robotics team has advanced to the championship and is seeking funds to support their efforts.>>>Read More.

Police Step Up To Help Ukraine With Protective Gear

After speaking with a man from Ukraine, officers sent bullet-proof vests as well as medical supplies and residents can help, too.>>>Read More.

Man Sentenced For Embezzling More Than $900K: Feds

A man has been sentenced to prison for embezzling from his employer, according to federal prosecutors.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Officer Nearly Struck By Fleeing Vehicle: Police
• Body Found In Dugout, No Foul Play Suspected: Police
• Man Wanted On Attempted Murder Charge Arrested: Police
• 'Serial Porch Pirate' Sought By Police
• Man Charged In Pistol-Whipping, Shooting Incident: Police
• Thief Smashed Car Windows, Stole Valuable Items: Police

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