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Fatal Crash Into Store; Restaurant Relief Considered: CT News
Amazon billionaire donates $9M to CT charities/ "Mittens for kittens" raises $2K/ Police warn of garbage tip scam/ Snow totals and more...

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 top stories.
Driver Killed After Vehicle Crashes Into Store: Police
Police said a fire broke out at the shopping center as a result of the collision.>>>Read More.
Amazon Billionaire Donates $9 Million To CT Organizations
MacKenzie Scott donated to Connecticut organizations as part of a $4.2 billion in donations to non-profits across the country. Here are the local agencies she supported.>>>Read More.
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Property Taxes Could Be Delayed In Latest Executive Order
Gov. Lamont approved a new executive order concerning payment of taxes.>>>Read More.
8-Year-Old Macey Flores' 'Mittens For Kittens' Has Raised $2,000
The third-grader wanted to “help homeless kitties eat and stay warm," so she created the fundraiser for Branford Compassion Club.>>>Read More.
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Growth Rings: A Dad's Approach to Life [VIDEO]
An inspirational essay about fatherhood, from a son's viewpoint and published for the final time on the 10th anniversary of his passing.>>>Read More.
Lamont: Don't Make Thanksgiving Coronavirus Mistake Again
Connecticut's Thanksgiving coronavirus spike seems to have leveled off, but Gov. Ned Lamont urged people not to repeat the mistake.>>>Read More.
Who Got The Most Snow In CT? Town-By-Town Storm Totals
The “winner” received in at more than 16 inches of snow. How much snow did you get?>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Travel To CT Locked Down Tight The Week Before Christmas
- Snow Business: Wachusett Blazing Trail For Fun, Safety In 2020-21
- Police Warn Residents Of Garbage Tip Scam
- CT Top Official Considered For Biden Administration
- Lamont Considers Cares Act Funding For Restaurant Relief
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