Nursing Home Ordered To Transfer Nearly 100 Residents: CT News

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

CT Nursing Home Ordered To Transfer Residents: State DPH

The nursing home was ordered to transfer nearly 100 residents due to “widespread health and safety issues,” state health officials said.>>>Read More.

Historic Property Sells For $3.52 Million At Auction: Report

The historic property was auctioned off at a foreclosure sale.>>>Read More.

Police Charge Juvenile In Chili's Restaurant Shooting

Police have charged a 16-year-old resident in the shooting outside a Chili's restaurant.>>>Read More.

Historic House To Move From One Town To Another

Once acquired by the town’s historical society, the house reportedly will be moved from Jewett Street to Elm Street.>>>Read More.

New Coffee, Gathering Space Is Buzzing

Young crowds are swarming into an unassuming new coffeeshop.>>>Read More.

CT Effective State & Local Tax Rates Continue To Climb: Report

Ouch: A new report shows Connecticut residents have the second-highest overall effective state and local tax rate in the country.>>>Read More.

40-Year-Old Woman Killed, Carried 200 Feet In Crash: Report

The woman was struck by a vehicle fleeing a separate collision, according to the Connecticut Post.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• St. Patrick's Parade Returns With Pride
• Car Crashes Into Bank, Driver Hospitalized
• Bunnyville Returning To Westfarms
• Report Released On SUV Crashing Into Home
• 1 Killed, 1 Injured In Shooting: Report
• CT Counselor Sentenced In $1.3 Million Medicaid Fraud Case: Feds
• Man Charged In Voyeurism Case: Report
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Struck By Vehicle: Police

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