Top Elected Official Violated State Election Laws: SEEC: 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.

Top Elected Official Violated State Election Laws: SEEC

A complaint to the Connecticut State Elections and Enforcement Commission (SEEC) led to an investigation which concluded a top official violated state election laws.>>>Read More.

Woman Killed In Tractor-Trailer/SUV Crash

The two-vehicle accident claimed the life of a woman, whose identity has been released by authorities.>>>Read More.

Outdoor Dining Garden Proposed By Taco Bar

The board of selectmen heard a proposal from the property owner and business owner.>>>Read More.

Mayor 'Feeling Back To Normal' After Hospital Visit

The mayor went to the hospital last week after feeling lightheaded, according to her office.>>>Read More.

Popular Waterfront Restaurant Files Appeal Against Town, Brewery Developer

The owners of the well-known restaurant have filed an appeal against the Planning & Zoning Commission regarding the scaled back brewery project.>>>Read More.

How CT Fared In Ranking Of Best States To Raise A Family

Here's where Connecticut ranked in a new study of the best places to raise a family in the country.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Plane Experiences Issue, Lands At Airport
• Firefighters Battle Kitchen Fire At Apartment: FD
• Murder Suspect Captured: U.S. Marshals
• 1 Killed In Crash: Police
• Man Gets Prison For Downloading Child Sex Abuse Images, Videos: Feds

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