Fatal Plow Accident + State Budget Chief Resigns: CT News

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

Man, 91, Killed In Accident Involving Snow Plow In CT: Report

The accident happened at a senior living community on Friday morning, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Man Who Killed 14-Year-Old To Spend 40 Years In Prison

He previously pled guilty to killing the teen, whose body was found a day after he was reported missing.>>>Read More.

Connecticut State Budget Chief Resigns

Gov. Ned Lamont has announced the resignation of his budget chief and secretary of the Office of Policy and Management.>>>Read More.

Scandals Open A Door For Guv Challenger

Will Bob Stefanowski become Connecticut’s next governor?>>>Read More.

Town-By-Town Snow Accumulation For Connecticut's Winter Storm

The entire state of Connecticut is getting buried beneath a sheet of ice. How much snow and sleet did you get?>>>Read More.

CDC Updates COVID Mask Guidelines: What It Means In Connecticut

In Connecticut, local mask regulations have been steadily loosening, as infection rates have been plummeting.>>>Read More.

Parents Petition To Keep Universal Masking In Schools

A group of parents are calling on local leaders to keep universal masking in place in the school district.>>>Read More.

Cops Release Video Of Man Being Shot At Gas Station

Surveillance video from a gas station clearly shows a man being shot during an attempted robbery.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• ShopRite, Price Rite Hosting Company-Wide Job Fair
• Teen Accused Of Stealing iPhone, Pepper Spraying Store Owner: PD
• Police Charge Man, 35, In Fatal Overdose
• Lamont, Tong Urge Using Opioid Settlement To Eradicate Epidemic
• Join Denise D'Ascenzo Foundation Walk to Help Cure Rare Diseases

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