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Popular Wedding Venue To Be Demolished, New Use Revealed

The former banquet facility was recently sold to new owners.>>>Read More.

Dancer Identified As Victim In Deadly Allergen Labeling Case, New Details Released: Report

A war of words has erupted between Stew Leonard's and Cookies United over a deadly situation involving cookies recalled for an allergen. Here are new details and comments from an attorney representing the 25-year-old dancer’s estate.>>>Read More.

Corrections Officer Charged In Fatal Road Rage Shooting: PD

A man who works as a corrections officer has been charged in connection with a fatal shooting in a “road-rage” incident.>>>Read More.

Jennifer Dulos Case: Jury Hears Authorities Feared For Troconis' Life

Police interviews of defendant Michelle Troconis were played during week two of the trial in the disappearance and death of Jennifer Dulos.>>>Read More.

Columbus, Veterans Day Removed From Public Schools Calendar

The board of education voted 5-3 to remove the holidays from the school calendar, at least for the next two school years.>>>Read More.

Popular CT Television News Anchor To Leave Station

The popular TV news anchor made the surprising announcement.>>>Read More.

19 CT Stores Caught Selling Elephant Ivory, Humane Society Says

An undercover investigation by the Humane Society found a number of stores selling goods made of elephant ivory.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Iconic Retailer Closing Location
• Panera Bread Closes Prominent Location
• Major Shopping Center Faces Demolition As Part Of Developer’s $425 Million Redevelopment Plan
• Historic Church Collapses
• Lake Compounce Closing Three Attractions, Upgrading Others
• 7 Shelters In Connecticut Have Dogs Up For Adoption In Puppy Bowl XX
• Connecticut Music Legend Recognized For Humanitarian Efforts
• Amazon Changes Mind At Last Minute, Another Prominent Business Set To Move In

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