Nurse Pleads Guilty + Yale Student Wins Olympic Gold: 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.

Nurse Pleads Guilty To Tampering With Fentanyl: Feds

Federal prosecutors said the nurse used a syringe to withdraw fentanyl from vials and then re-injected saline into the vials.>>>Read More.

Parent Accused Of Threatening To Kill School Official

The parent of a high school student was charged with threatening to kill a school administrator, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Coronavirus CT: Hospitalizations Drop Below 500

The coronavirus positivity rate was up slightly in CT overnight, but the number of residents hospitalized with the virus continues to drop.>>>Read More.

A Pandemic-Born Artisan, Man To Open Shop

Coming this spring, The Grey Goat Farmtique will feature the work of local artisans making it a unique shopping experience.>>>Read More.

Organic Juice Bar To Open New Location

Clean Juice, an organic juice bar franchise offering smoothies and more, will open its second Connecticut location this spring.>>>Read More.

New Haven Claims Him: Yale Student Nathan Chen Wins Olympic Gold

Chen, 22, a student at Yale's Jonathan Edwards College, won gold at the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games in men’s singles figure skating.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Driver Hits Police Cruiser Then Crashes: PD
• Man Stole $3.5k From Candy Shop: PD
• Tractor Trailer Catches Fire At Auto Auction Complex
• At RJ Julia's: Children's Book Author Shares Story Of Acceptance
• Mount Southington Primed For Mid-Season Push
• Residents Lose Thousands In Gift Card Scams: Police
• Town Buildings Burglarized: Police
• Petition To Ban Frats Gets More Than 1,200 Signatures

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