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Garbage Bag Bandits Raid Stores + Tax Break Opposed: CT News
Customer stomps on free masks at coffee shop/ $2.9M Lottery winner sold in CT/ Fatal crashes/ Salmonella outbreak tied to bearded dragons...
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.
Bandits With Garbage Bags Invade Connecticut Stores
Two stores were raided by thieves on Tuesday, according to police.>>>Read More.
Customer Stomps On Free Masks At Coffee Shop: Police
Police restocked the coffee shop with N95 masks after a customer took the complimentary masks, threw them on the ground and stepped on them.>>>Read More.
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Councilors, Residents Opposed To Tax Break For Project Developer
The developer is seeking a 10-year tax abatement on a massive project under way, and also plans a huge new building.>>>Read More.
Lotto Player Wins $2.9 Million On Ticket Purchased In CT: Here’s Where
A Lotto jackpot has been won on a ticket bought in CT.>>>Read More.
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Obituary: Benjamin Edward Balkind, 16
Never failing to make those around him laugh, Teddy's infectious smile lit up every room.>>>Read More.
Salmonella Outbreak in CT, Elsewhere Tied To Bearded Dragons
The CDC is investigating an outbreak of salmonella in 25 states, including Connecticut, tied to bearded dragons.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- State Police Cruiser Hit At Scene Of Fatal Crash
- Driver Killed In Highway Crash: PD
- United Way CEO Retiring After Decades Of Service
- Salon Proposed For Old Industrial Building
- Police Attempt To ID 4 Suspects In Homicide
- Boat Vandalism Continues At Benson Marina: Police
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