Popular Restaurant Could Be Demolished For New Use: Reports: 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 most-read stories.

Popular Restaurant Could Be Demolished: Reports

The popular restaurant’s days could be coming to an end as the landlord looks to bring in a business that would be the first in New England for the company.>>>Read More.

Shockingly Starved Dog, Half Its Average Weight, Found

The dog should weigh close to 70 pounds, a vet said, but weighs just 37. A $3K reward being offered for info that leads to arrest.>>>Read More.

Marilyn Monroe's CT Driver's License Up For Auction

Up for bids is Marilyn Monroe's 1958 CT driver's license, dating from her time in the state, when she was married to playwright Arthur Miller.>>>Read More.

4 People Broke Into Business, Wrecked Interior: Police

Police are asking for the public's help in identifying four people accused of forcing entry into a business and causing damage.>>>Read More.

Residents Voice Concerns Over Approved Methadone Clinic: Report

Several residents raised concerns about the new methadone clinic coming to town.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• New Details, ID Released Of Person Killed In River Crash: PD
• Firefighter Injured, At Least 7 Displaced In Blaze
• 2 Charged With Trafficking Fentanyl: Federal Prosecutors
• Police Seize 109 Bags Of Fentanyl In Drug Bust: Police
• Grassroots Group Challenges Recent Findings In Proposed UI Project
• Man Charged In String Of Burglaries: Police

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