Restaurants Close; School Sues Family; Love Triumphs: CT News

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

Fotis Dulos' Lawyer Floats '3rd Party Killers' Theory In Murder

At a court hearing, Fotis Dulos' attorney unveiled a bombshell theory concerning the killing of Jennifer Dulos.>>>Read More.

Pizza Shop Owner Chooses 'Safety' Over 'Profit'

Despite maintaining profitability during the coronavirus pandemic, the owner has opted to close temporarily to protect his customers.>>>Read More.

School Sues Family That Chose Another School

The family sent their daughter to another school and the other school didn't like that decision and a lawsuit has been filed.>>>Read More.

Amid Virus Restrictions, Love Triumphs On 67th Anniversary

Amid coronavirus restrictions, a Connecticut man found a creative way to wish his wife a happy 67th anniversary at a nursing home.>>>Read More.

Restaurant Closes, Lays Off Staff Including Owner's Father Amid Coronavirus Concerns

The restaurant's owner says laying off his entire staff, including his father, was the hardest day of his life – but vows they'll be back.>>>Read More.

Famous CEO Selling CT Home Featured on TV Show For Nearly $27 Million

Tim Armstrong, 49, previously served as the CEO of AOL and he also founded Patch.com, which he later sold in 2014.>>>Read More.

CT Judge Dies While On Vacation

The legal community is mourning after the death of a longtime beloved judge, who was well-regarded for his fairness and legal prowess.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Connecticut Skier Killed In Accident
• Popular Brewery To Close, Cited Coronavirus Pandemic As Reason
• Federal Government Gets Involved In CT Transgender Athlete Lawsuit
• WWII Bomber Crash: FAA Grounds Collings' Living History Flights
• CT Wish Kid's First Family Vacation
• Popular Restaurant To Close For Good Due To Lease Issues
• Connecticut Man Wins Big Lottery Prize For Second Time At The Same Store

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