Layoffs Announced + Student, 16, Dies; Mourned By Community: 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.

Major Healthcare Company Announces Nearly 500 Layoffs, Including In CT

The company announced 489 layoffs across its company, including some in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

High School Student, 16, Dies Suddenly, Mourned: Report

The teen was hospitalized on Aug.3 and later died on Aug. 6, according to News 12 CT.>>>Read More.

Man Nearly Killed In Crash Cleared For Return To Football

The man, who suffered a severe tear in his aorta in the crash that killed his best friend, is set to try out for semi-pro football teams.>>>Read More.

Now You Can Own Mark Twain's Estate In Connecticut

The estate "Stormfield" was built for the author Samuel Clemens and the Great Man lived there from 1908 until his death in 1910.>>>Read More.

Castle Built In 1906 Listed For Sale

This home was designed by renowned architect Gustav Steinbeck at the turn of the century.>>>Read More.

Home For Sale In Neighborhood Where TV Series Was Filmed

The area property provided granite for the Brooklyn Bridge, and the previous owner was the heir to the Reynolds Tobacco Company estate.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Herman's Hermits Starring Peter Noone Coming To CT To Perform
• Grand Opening Celebration Scheduled For La Taqueria
• 5 From Connecticut Hurt — 4 Seriously — In Massachusetts Crash
• Mystic Aquarium CEO Steps Down From Role
• Child Pornography Charges Filed Against Resident
• New Sports Anchor Joins CT TV Station
• CT State Police: Report Emergencies Via 911, Not On Social Media

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