CT Mayor Tests Positive; Starbucks Closes Location Temporarily

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.

Mayor, City Employees Test Positive For Coronavirus

The mayor and two city employees tested positive for COVID-19, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Starbucks Temporarily Closes Location

Starbucks is temporarily closed after an employee tested positive for the coronavirus, according to officials.>>>Read More.

Services Set For Retired Police Lt. Claimed By Coronavirus

The retired police official died on Dec. 8 from complications of the coronavirus.>>>Read More.

66 Years On the Avenue, This Christmas The McBurneys Decorate It

WWII veteran Warren "Mac" McBurney, 94, built the Austin Avenue house (and road, too) he and Lois, his bride of 67 years, have called home.>>>Read More.

New Market And Grill Opens

The new restaurant offers dine-in or takeout service for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Many menu items feature the signature shaved rib eye.>>>Read More.

2nd Arrest Made In Drive-In Concert Brawl Case

Police have made a second arrest in connection with an altercation at a heavy metal concert livestreamed at a drive-in theater.>>>Read More.

Police Making Changes After Dog Mistakenly Euthanized

Work has begun on new policies, senior police must accompany animal control officers on wildlife calls, and staff are getting more training.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• BMW Stolen While Owner Inside Cumberland Farms: Police
• Pickup Truck Crashes Off Highway, Seat Belt Saves Life: Officials
• AstraZeneca To Buy Former CT-Based Alexion In $39 Billion Deal
• Water Main Break Leads To Flooding At School
• First Coronavirus Vaccines Administered In CT
• CT Casts 7 Electoral Votes For Biden

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