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New Casino Update; Restaurant Closes; Home Of The ‘Grizzlies’
100-plus cars burglarized in one town/ Superintendent defends reopening schools/ Fines increased for dirt bike, ATV riders and more: 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 top stories.
New Update Concerning Plans For 3rd Casino In Connecticut
Leaders of the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation and the Mohegan Tribe released a joint statement on the future of Tribal Winds Casino.>>>Read More.
Restaurant Closes Its Doors For Good
The eatery has closed after five years.>>>Read More.
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CT Community Sharply Increases Fines For Dirt Bike, ATV Riders, You Could Be Fined $2K
The council recently passed far higher fines against those using ATVs and dirt bikes illegally.>>>Read More.
Jesus, Atheists Back In Town For 2020 — At Social Distances
Two familiar seasonal displays are back for 2020, but one is absent because of the pandemic.>>>Read More.
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Coronavirus CT: 43 More Deaths Reported, Town-By-Town Cases
The virus positivity rate dropped slightly from yesterday's pandemic high of 8.65 percent, to 7.56 percent.>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- Charge Filed In Connection With Dog Killed By Gunshot
- 'In Their Best Interests': Supt. Defends Reopening
- It's Official: Guilford Is Now Home Of The 'Grizzlies'
- More Than 100 Vehicles Broken Into, Cops Say
- Town To Look For New Movie Operator For Playhouse
- Man Killed In Shooting: Police
- 3rd Sexual Assault Lawsuit Filed Against Preschool Aide
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