CT Woman’s Insanity Plea Accepted In Mar-A-Lago Incident: CT News

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

Connecticut Woman’s Insanity Plea Accepted In Mar-A-Lago Breach

The woman, an opera singer, was accused of driving through two checkpoints near former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida in 2020.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Man Injured In Snowmobile Crash

A man suffered injuries when he crashed his snowmobile in New Hampshire.>>>Read More.

Red-Tailed Hawk Shot Illegally; CT DEEP Investigating

The bird, which was shot with an arrow, BBs and pellet, survived the attack and is under treatment, according to authorities.>>>Read More.

$1M Powerball Ticket Sold In CT: Here’s Where

The Connecticut Lottery has announced a $1 million winning ticket was sold. Is it yours? Here are the numbers…>>>Read More.

Teacher Taps His Comics Superpower

Reginald Augustine has swooped into action in and outside the classroom at the high school.>>>Read More.

Stolen Car Crashes Into Home After Shoplifting Caper

Two teens have been charged after a stolen car crashed into the steps of a home after a shoplifting incident, police said.>>>Read More.

'Restaurant Guardian Angel' Recognized

Kristyn Golier created a Facebook group in 2020 to support restaurants during the coronavirus pandemic.>>>Read More.

Former Bank Sells For More Than $500K

Realtors recently announced the sale, along with a new use for the building.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• End Of Watch: Officer Diane Gonzalez' Wake, Funeral, Details
• Girl Scouts Of Connecticut Launches Annual Cookie Program
• 2 Stranded Kayakers Rescued From Long Island Sound: PD
• Sema4 To Acquire Genomic Testing Firm In $623 Million Deal
• COVID-19 Cases Rise Slightly, As Omicron Dominates CT
• Delegation Congratulates Teacher On Winning Award
• Man, 53, Charged With Voyeurism After Months-Long Probe
• Woman Hurt In Purse-Snatching: Police
• Victim Identified In Fatal Shooting: Police

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