Popular Eatery Closing; Lamont Considers New Action: CT News

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

CT Considers New Action As Coronavirus Cases Surge

Gov. Ned Lamont said he may need to take action as coronavirus cases climb.>>>Read More.

Popular Pizzeria & Restaurant Closing After More Than 30 Years

The popular restaurant is closing after more than 30 years in business, the owners announced.>>>Read More.

New Restaurant Chain To Make CT Debut With 2 Restaurants

A restaurant group featuring two distinct menus is set to make its Connecticut debut with two eateries in two different towns.>>>Read More.

‘We Need Your Help’ To Keep COVID-19 Out Of Schools: Superintendent

With community spread of COVID-19 increasing in town, Superintendent Sal Menzo said the school district is in a “very precarious position.”>>>Read More.

Pizza Restaurant Owners Open Third Site In Connecticut

Despite being hampered by the coronavirus pandemic, the owners are making a go of it at their newest location on Sullivan Ave.>>>Read More.

3 Stores Robbed At Gunpoint In Same Day: Police

Police are investigating three armed robberies that happened in town.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Nurse Disciplined, Fined By State: Report
• Halloween Not Canceled But 'Discouraged' In This CT Town: Mayor
• Man Charged After Cops Said He Shot Himself
• 2 Vehicles Burglarized, Purses Stolen, At Park
• Fugitive Comes Out of Dumpster With $50,000 Bond: Report
• Friendly's Testing Curbside System Combining Old, New Concepts
• This Connecticut City Is Among Areas With Most Rats In The U.S.

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