Doctors Fined After Patient Dies + Students Help Pets Find Forever Homes: CT News

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

Doctors Fined After Hospital Patient Dies

Two doctors were fined by the state Medical Examining Board in connection with a case that was the subject of a malpractice lawsuit.>>>Read More.

Explosion At Country Club Leaves 1 Injured: Police

Police are investigating the cause of a fire explosion that erupted at the country club over the weekend.>>>Read More.

New Grocery Store Opens In CT

The market has opened across the street from the Sycamore Drive-In.>>>Read More.

Fill Pile Price Tag: $19 Million To $31 Million

The cleanup cost for contaminated sites in town and construction work on Penfield Pavilion could be more than $30 million, officials said.>>>Read More.

Man Charged In Crash That Killed Grandfather

The man is accused of operating under the influence at more than twice the legal limit, according to a report.>>>Read More.

When Student Art Helps Pets In Animal Shelter Find Forever Homes

Students in a Cooperative Arts & Humanities HS painting class created portraits of pets up for adoption at the animal shelter.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Connecticut Native Back At Helm Of Yard Goats For 2022 Season
• Catalytic Converter Stolen From Car Parked At Town Hall
• Fire Breaks Out At Linen Service Building: FD
• Man Pleads Not Guilty In Sacred Heart Rape Case
• Stop & Shop Completes Remodel
• Officials Prepare For Mayor Simmons' Maternity Leave
• Pilgrim Donates Thousands To Connecticut Shelters, Pantries

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