Mask Dispute Prompts Police Response At BOE Meeting: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut over the past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.

'We Need To Call The Police': Details Of Mask Dispute At Board Of Education Meeting Emerge

Voices rose to an indistinguishable cacophony in the school board offices. “I think we need to call the police,” someone said.>>>Read More.

UPDATE: State Police Investigate Massive Yacht Fire, Owner ID'd

The CSP fire/explosive unit is probing what happened on the yacht owned by an LLC whose officer runs a state-contracted highway paving firm.>>>>Read More.

Popular TV Meteorologist Departing CT After Landing New Job

The meteorologist had been with the local television station for the past several years.>>>Read more.

School Board Votes To Reinstate Columbus Day

The school board voted recently to change Indigenous Peoples Day to Columbus Day after receiving criticism.>>>Read More.

CT Woman Says Bob Dylan Sexually Abused Her As Minor: Lawsuit

A Connecticut woman filed a lawsuit against musician Bob Dylan.>>>Read more.

Connecticut Property Taxes In Every Town: Who Pays The Most?

Even in a state known for its exorbitant property tax rates, you'll still be surprised at just how high they can go…>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Man Charged After Pot Found In Daughter's Lunch Box: Police
• Hiker ID'd Who Died At New Hampshire's Mt. Washington
• Vaccine Or Negative COVID Test Required At Two Major Connecticut Music Venues
• CT Native A Contestant On 'The Celebrity Dating Game'
• Unvaccinated College Students Face Fees, Loss Of Services
• Masks In Schools Required In Connecticut, Lamont Says
• Police Charge 14-Year-Old In Mall Shooting

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