Weddings Abruptly Canceled + Late Reported Death Investigated: CT News

There was plenty of news across Connecticut during the past week. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories.

Popular Wedding Venue Abruptly Cancels Weddings In June: Report

The popular banquet facility has canceled all weddings booked for June and July, according to a report.>>>Read More.

Man's Body Inside Home Had Been There Over A Year: Police

Police found that a local man had been living with his dead father inside his home.>>>Read More.

Current Sports Legend Visits Connecticut

The sports star and other professional athletes were visiting Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Police Have Not Found Evidence Boy Was Deliberately Burned

"There is nothing on the video portraying any of the children deliberately injuring the other.">>>Read More.

Police K9 Ozzy Dies In Arms Of Partner, Officer

"Ozzy made the world a safer place and protected all of us every single day. We will all miss hearing, '1040 & his partner are on the way.'">>>Read More.

Exhumation On Cold Case Murder: For Now, She Remains Buried & Unknown

Police thought they found where the woman known as Jane Doe was buried for the past 47 years, but a cemetery map proved to be "inaccurate.">>>Read More.

CT Town Officials Unveil Ideas For $100 Million Island It Plans To Buy

The town is considering spending $100 million to purchase the island and here’s what they would do with it.>>>Read More.

Hollywood Star Spotted In CT To Debut New Movie

The Hollywood star came to Connecticut for an exclusive showing of her new film.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Teen, 18, Charged In Killing Of 15-Year-Old Student: Police
• 104-Year-Old Pets Penguin; Achieves Lifelong Dream: Reports
• Connecticut Man Accused Of Selling Counterfeit NBA Finals Tickets: Boston PD
• Students Donate Hand-Sewn Bears To Police Department
• Connecticut Woman Featured On 'Good Morning America'
• WATCH: 2 Rescued From Capsized Boat
• Connecticut Town Debates Proposed Concealed Weapon Mandate

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