Major Retailer Buys Plaza + ‘Ghost Guns’ Seized In Raid: CT News

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

Major Retailer Purchases Entire Plaza

The major retail chain has purchased the entire plaza, and will move its existing store into the former Best Buy space.>>>Read More.

'Ghost Guns' Seized In Raid By CT State Police

Ghost guns, which do not have serial numbers, are illegally manufactured and sold to avoid detection.>>>Read More.

Boutique Chain To Open Its First Connecticut Location

This is the first location in Connecticut for the boutique chain.>>>Read More.

Police Donate Tactical Vests, Helmets To Ukraine

The donation was part of a joint effort from several police agencies to help Ukraine during the ongoing Russian invasion.>>>Read More.

Police, Mayor Address Recent Crime Wave

The town has seen a recent increase in crimes, including robberies and stolen vehicles, at shopping areas in town.>>>Read More.

“Doored” Cyclist Fix Sparks Debate

The community vows to reconfigure Orange Street to stop drivers from “dooring” cyclists.>>>Read More.

Rules Questioned After Ukrainian Flag Flew Without Proper Approvals

Council members are questioning whether the town's flag policy should be reviewed again.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• 'Distraction' Leads To Carjacking: Police
• Scouts Build And Distribute Bird Houses
• 'Jeopardy!' Champion To Speak At Sacred Heart
• Radio Station Honors Longtime Staffer
• Schools 'Looking Into' Complaints Against Special Education Staff: Reports
• Foxwoods Donates $30,000 To Girl Scouts

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