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Accused Of Attempted Murder, Teen’s Family Speaks Out: CT News

Icon's CT estate sold/ Jury duty changes proposed/ Coronavirus vaccinations expanding/ 2 pounds of pot packed in karaoke machine & more: PD

There was plenty of news across Connecticut over the past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

Accused Of Attempted Murder, Who Is Connecticut Teen Ellis Tibere?

A chorus of friends, classmates, educators, clergy and his parents share a similar refrain: The imprisoned teen "is sick and needs help.">>>Read More.


Tommy Hilfiger's Connecticut Estate Sold: Report

Tommy Hilfiger's 22-acre Connecticut estate, which was listed for sale at $47.5 million last year, has sold, according to a new report.>>>Read More.

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Bill Would Change Jury Duty In Connecticut

A bill would eliminate the wait for convicted felons and allow permanent legal residents to serve on juries. It would change jury duty pay. Here are all of the proposed changes to the jury duty system.>>>Read More.


Connecticut Expanding Next Phase Of Coronavirus Vaccinations: Here's What You Need To Know

Connecticut has started the registration process for ages 75 and up and the next phase of coronavirus vaccinations is being expanded.>>>Read More.

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Suspects Sent 2 Pounds Of Pot Packed In Karaoke Machine: PD

"The investigators responded to the business and confirmed that approximately 2 pounds of marijuana were hidden inside of a karaoke machine," police said.>>>Read More.


CT Unemployment Claims Paint Picture Of State's Slow Recovery

About one in three small businesses have closed their doors in Connecticut since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic.>>>Read More.

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