CT Restaurant Ranks Among Best In U.S., New Ranking Says: CT News

On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across Connecticut. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

This Connecticut Restaurant Among The Top 100 In U.S., New Ranking Says

A restaurant in Connecticut has been named to OpenTable’s prestigious "Top 100" list. Here is why authors selected the restaurant.>>>Read More.

State Lawmaker Disciplined After DUI Arrest

The state lawmaker issued a public apology for a DUI incident.>>>Read More.

School Didn't Notice Student Was Dying In Gym Class, Lawsuit Claims: Report

A student at a public school became increasingly ill during gym class before dying on the school's watch, according to a lawsuit filed against the school district and local community, according to a published report.>>>Read More.

'Groundbreaking’ Yale Professor Dies Suddenly At Age 41

The professor "made groundbreaking contributions" during his time at Yale, the school said. The university and beyond is mourning his death.>>>Read More.

Local Business Closes For Good Months After ‘Unforeseen Accident’

The owners said they were left with “very few options” more than six months after a driver crashed into the business.>>>Read More.

Road Race's 'Runaway Bride' Couple Tying The Knot This Year

A famed Road Race couple is getting married before this year's race on Thanksgiving Day.>>>Read More.

Teen Hopes To Share Passion For Cleaning Up The Environment

Thomas McKinney, an 11th-grader, has helped organize and host several community cleanups over the last few years.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Local Movie Theater Closing For Good
• Beloved Bakery Closes For Good
• Former Estate Of Renowned Artist Sold
• College Student Charged In $3.5M Fraud Scheme: Report
• Popular National Retailer To Open A New Location: Report
• Alex Jones Hopes To Sell Fans Guns To Pay Sandy Hook Families: Report

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