Bars Violated Orders: PD; Athletic Director Dies: 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 top stories.

High School AD, Former College Coach Dies, Mourned

The beloved and well known high school and college sports legend died.>>>Read More.

See Inside: JetBlue Founder Selling Connecticut Estate: Report

The home, listed for $8.3 million on realtor.com, recently was featured.>>>Read More.

Rabid Bobcat Attack's Family's Dog, Hides In Home

A rabid bobcat was killed by state officials after it attacked a family's dog and hid in a home.>>>Read More.

4 Local Bars Violated Coronavirus Orders: Police

Violations cited include tables that were not positioned six feet apart, and employees not wearing masks.>>>Read More.

UConn Student Charged With Felony Murder

An affidavit supporting new charges against Peter Manfredonia details the death of a man and a subsequent kidnapping.>>>Read More.

Popular Restaurant Closes Location

The restaurant still has eateries in two other Connecticut towns.>>>Read More.

New Plans Released For Former Iconic Restaurant Site

The long-time eatery closed after nearly 50 years in business and new plans have been filed >>>Read More.

Protesters Call For Resignation of First Selectman

A 2-hour rally drew about 125 supporters, many of whom shared their stories of racism.>>>Read More.

Hundreds Of Layoffs Expected As Plant Closes

Terminations related to the closure are expected to begin in September and end in March.>>>Read More.

Mixed-Use Development Pitched For Former Downtown Funeral Home Site

A major developer has filed plans and a public hearing will be held.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Man's Body Found In Water At Park
• Man Yells Slur During Mall Dispute: PD
• 3 Shot In Parking Lot
• SILVER ALERT: Adult Missing
• New 'Clam Shack' Serves Up New England Favorites
• Driver In Crash Dies, Suffered Gunshot Wound: Police
• Daytime Shooting: No Injuries, But Bullets Hit Diner

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