International Manslaughter Case Involving CT Man Continues: 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.

International Manslaughter Case Continues Against Connecticut Man

He faces manslaughter charges in Anguilla in connection with the 2019 killing of a hotel worker.>>>Read More.

Contractor Stole Valuable Comic Books From Man: Police

The man, who was working as a contractor, is accused of stealing comic books that the victim valued at $250,000, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Women-Only Workout Areas Deemed Discriminatory At CT Gyms: Report

The state Supreme Court ruled against women-only areas in a case involving Edge Fitness and Club Fitness.>>>Read More.

Connecticut-Based Company To Hire More Than 3,000 Workers In 2022

The company expects that half the positions will be filled in Connecticut, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Thieves Use Plow Truck To Break Into Fire Station

Police are investigating after thieves broke into a volunteer fire station over the weekend.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Employee 'Seriously Injured' In Fight: Police

Police said the overnight "disturbance" they recently investigated was an altercation between two co-workers at a pizza restaurant.>>>Read More.

CT Business Owner Who Didn't Refund Customer Arrested: Cops

A patron of a local company asked for their money back after their pool never came. The owner didn't send a refund, police said.>>>Read More.

Influx Of Unmasked Visitors Halts School Board Meeting

A meeting of the Board of Education was adjourned after just three minutes due to non-compliance with a mask policy.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Mayor Caroline Simmons Gives Birth To Baby Boy
• Actress Wins Broadway World 'Best Performer' Accolades
• 2-Alarm Fire Displaces 10: Officials
• CT Health Officials Monitoring 'Stealth Omicron' Variant
• Runner Earns State Gatorade Player Of The Year Honors
• 4 Vehicles Collide On Route 44
• Kidnapping Suspect Taken Into Custody
• Safe Pried Open, Jewelry Stolen From Home: Police
• Meet The CT Resident Hoping To Unseat Sen. Blumenthal
• Kingswood Oxford Sells Museum Land To Continental Properties

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