Pastor Arrested, Accused Of Selling Meth Out Of Rectory: PD: 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.

Pastor Charged With Dealing Meth: State Police

The pastor was selling meth out of the rectory, according to a published report.>>>Read More.

Driver Dies After Crash With School Bus, ID Released: Police

The driver involved in a crash with a school bus has died, police said in an update.>>>Read More.

Schools Tap New Initiatives To Spark More Respectful Behavior

School officials have documented a "noticeable increase in mean-spirited behavior" and are moving to address it.>>>Read More.

New Restaurant Preparing To Open In Old Denny's Location

The national chain closed its local location a year and a half ago, but hungry customers will soon be able to experience an entirely different brand of culinary delights at that location.>>>Read More.

Cops Investigate Stop & Shop Parking Lot Gunpoint Carjacking

A man was carjacked, and though a brief police pursuit followed, and the car recovered, the juvenile suspect got away: PD.>>>Read More.

'Hero' Town Employee Helped Elderly Resident In Need

The community is celebrating a public works employee who came to the aid of an elderly resident who had fallen.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Snow Accumulation Estimates Change For Tuesday
• Dunkin', Elm Street Market Burglarized; Suspects Sought: PD
• Former Hungry Lion Site Demolished: Report
• Discovery Of Animal Organs In Park Prompts Police Investigation
• Car Strikes Building, Leads To Gas Leak

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