CT Native Competing On ‘Survivor’ + State Aid Breakdown: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.

CT Town-By-Town Proposed State Aid

See how much your town stands to get if Gov. Ned Lamont's proposed budget is approved.>>>Read More.

Big Drops In CT COVID-19 Deaths, Infections & Hospitalizations

All the key coronavirus metrics continued to fall in CT over the past 7 days, and even the high-COVID "red zone" map lightened up…>>>Read More.

Connecticut Native Competing On 'Survivor'

A Connecticut native is among the 19 castaways who will be competing for the $1 million prize on the 42nd season of the reality show “Survivor.”>>>Read More.

Before Becoming 1st Black CT State Trooper, He Was A Local Cop

Albert Washington Jr., a Navy frogman during the Korean War, was a local cop when he was hired by state police in 1961.>>>Read More.

Puppy From Norwalk To Compete In Puppy Bowl XVIII

Scout, a Pitbull/Norwegian Elkhound mix from PAWS, will represent Connecticut in Puppy Bowl XVIII along with other CT puppies.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Man Charged With Robbing Bank: Police
• Audubon Objects To Location Of Potential School
• Man Killed In 1-Vehicle Crash: Police
• Restaurant Damaged In 2-Alarm Fire: Report
• FEMA Medics Will Cover Absent Saint Francis Staff: Report

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