Unique Taproom Coming To CT + Community Rallies Around Family

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

Popular TV News Anchor Leaves Station

The popular TV anchor announced that she is leaving the station.>>>Read More.

Woman Accused Of Attempting To Stab Police Officer

A woman has been charged with attempting to stab a detective, according to reports.>>>Read More.

This Establishment To Be First Self-Serve Taproom In CT

A taproom expected to open in the spring will be the state's first self-serve establishment.>>>Read More.

43-Year-Old’s Family, Coping With His Sudden Death, Needs Help

"He was the community babysitter," Erica said. He "watched all of his nieces and his friends' kids any time he was needed." He was "Uncle Jay to all the kids in the neighborhood. This is a huge loss to all that knew him.".>>>Read More.

Juvenile Responsible For 'Disturbing Message' At High School: Police

Police were called to the school on Thursday after a threatening message was found inside a bathroom.>>>Read More.

Digital Coronavirus Vaccination Cards In CT? Gov. Lamont Says Yes

Connecticut's governor says he is working with Massachusetts and Rhode Island on the digital cards, which would be voluntary.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Mother, Son Charged With Identity Theft: Police
• Patch Editor Wins 5th Term As CT Sports Media Alliance President
• Cause of House Fire Still Under Investigation
• Coronavirus 'Red Zones' Again Almost Engulf All Of Connecticut
• Man Charged In Shooting Spree: Report

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