Beloved TV Reporter Mourned; More Details In Dulos Case: CT News

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

Beloved Former Connecticut TV News Reporter Killed In Accident, Mourned: Report

She was a reporter for a local Connecticut news station, and most recently worked at CBS New York. She was 26.>>>Read More.

More Details Emerge On 'Dateline NBC' Show On Jennifer Dulos Case

Dateline NBC aired an episode devoted to the disappearance of Jennifer Farber Dulos.>>>Read More.

Letter: Teacher Writes To Lamont On Schools And 'Safe' Capacity

A local teacher has written to Gov. Ned Lamont and said in part ‘Mr. Lamont, please reconsider your push for 100 percent of students being back at school full-time. We will happily go back when it is safe to do so, but that time has not yet arrived, and likely won't arrive until a vaccine is available.>>>Read More.

Lamont Signs New Executive Order Concerning Quarantine Enforcement: Here Are the Full Details

Gov. Ned Lamont signed an executive order that will subject travelers who violate the travel advisory to a fine and here is how the state will enforce the new order.>>>Read More.

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.

Iconic Bar Closes Its Doors For Good

The landmark property has just been listed on the market, realtors announced.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Car Parade Surprises Cancer-Stricken Navy Veteran
• CT Mayor's Unlocked Car Stolen From Driveway
• Fans Miss CT Radio Personality, And He Misses Them
• Police Sergeant Killed In Skydiving Accident In Connecticut
• 3 Police Officers Fired: Report
• Man Left Dog In Hot Car At Walmart: Police
• Nurse Charged In Sex Assault Case: Report

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