Unique Eatery Possibly Reopening + Police Officer Makes House Call: CT News

Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories from all across Connecticut on Monday. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories here.

New Reporters Join Connecticut TV News Teams

Two Connecticut TV news stations recently announced new additions to their teams.>>>Read More.

Unique Eatery May Reopen By Winter After 2-Year Hiatus

The former popular restaurant that closed during the early days of the pandemic may reopen by winter with a new, unique twist.>>>Read More.

Crews Battle Extreme Heat, Extinguish Garage Fire

Crews extinguished a large fire that destroyed a detached garage over the weekend.>>>Read More.

Pickup Truck Driver Run Over By His Own Trailer: Report

A safety check turned into a trailer accident, state police said.>>>Read More.

Vince McMahon Agreed To Make Unrecorded Payments Of $14.6M, WWE Says

WWE said it will revise its previously issued financial statements dating back to 2019 to record the unrecorded expenses.>>>Read More.

Juvenile Charged In ‘Dangerous’ Dirt Bike Incidents: Police

Police said the juvenile operated a dirt bike on the “wrong side of the road and ride wheelies through stop signs on several occasions.”>>>Read More.

Police Officer Makes House Call, Armed With Jordans

The police officer gifts local student athlete with rare sneakers.>>>Read More.

Connecticut Teen Hurt In Utility Terrain Vehicle Crash In New Hampshire

Officials say the accident happened on a trail.>>>Read More.

Scout's Project Moves Police

An Eagle Scout has created a bench and memorial plaque to honor the sacrifices of police and police department employees.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• UConn, Duke Women Squaring Off In Phil Knight Legacy Play
• 5 Vehicle Break-Ins Reported At Parks: Police
• Police Crackdown On Street Racing
• Schools Consider Armed Security Guards: Report
• Motorist Killed In Single-Vehicle Crash
• Connecticut Town Installs Port-A-Potties In Many Public Locations: Officials

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