CT Mayor Issues Vaccine Mandate For Municipal Employees: Patch PM

Here are the news stories trending across Connecticut on Friday night:

CT Mayor Issues Vaccine Mandate For City Employees

The mayor announced that city employees must be fully vaccinated by Sept. 7, or else they will have to provide a weekly negative COVID-19 test.>>>Read More.

City To Start Indoor Mask Mandate Monday: Report

One of Connecticut’s largest cities is the state’s first to implement a new mask mandate.>>>Read More.

People's United To Retain 27 Stop & Shop Branches In Connecticut: Here’s Where

People's United and Stop & Shop have reached an agreement to retain several in-store branches and ATMs.>>>Read More.

Man Assaulted, Knocked Unconscious In Wendy’s Parking Lot: Police

The suspect told police the man used a racial slur after a confrontation in the drive-thru lane at Wendy’s, according to officials.>>>Read More.

Woman Struck By Her Own Vehicle Found Dead: Police

Police said an 80-year-old woman was found dead in the parking area of a condominium complex after she was struck by her own vehicle.>>>Read More.

Suspects Fired Shot At Man Who Confronted Them: Police

The man followed and eventually confronted a group of people he said were breaking into cars overnight, according to police.>>>Read More.

Former UConn Standout Named New Head Girls Basketball Coach At High School In CT

The new coach is a former standout basketball player from the University of Connecticut.>>>Read More.