Former CT Resident Voted Twice In 2020 Election: PD: CT News

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

Former Connecticut Homeowner Allegedly Voted Twice In 2020 Election

The man allegedly voted in-person in Florida and cast an absentee ballot in Connecticut, officials said. He was arrested in Florida.>>>Read More.

Winter Tubing To Return To CT

Tapawingo Tubing will operate in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Man Charged In Rape Of Student In Dorm

The student's roommates heard her screaming, and pulled her attacker off of her, according to the Connecticut Post.>>>Read More.

Lamont Firmly Against Mask Mandate; CT Hospitalizations Rise

"This is a very different situation than what we were in a year and a half ago," Lamont said, doubling down against a statewide mask mandate.>>>Read More.

Documentary Showcases Bravery At Harrowing Tenement Fire

The acts of those at an apartment building fire last March are showcased in a documentary.>>>Read More.

16-Year-Old Shot In Stable Condition: PD

The teen was shot and police say they are investigating.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Street Cameras Capture Evidence In Homicide: Police
• Armed Robbery Suspect Sought By Police: PD
• Connecticut News Reporter Returns To California Roots
• Yale Quarantine Rules Worry Restaurants
• Mayor Tests Positive For COVID-19

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