Celebrity Family Opens Restaurant; Ex-Cop Defies Odds: CT News

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

Famous Celebrity Family Opens First CT Restaurant

The restaurant chain is owned by the famous actors and professional chef. This is the first restaurant the family has opened in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

School Cancels Religious Presentation Following Community Outrage

A CT middle school has cancelled a teacher's plan to bring in a religious speaker following outrage from some members of the community.>>>Read More.

Famous Celebrity Buys Connecticut Home: Report

The famous actress recently bought a home with her husband.>>>Read More.

Former Connecticut Cop Doesn't Let Crippling Illness Slow Him Down

Eighteen months after being told he would never walk again, a former cop and standout athlete, will do just that on Saturday.>>>Read More.

Homeless Man Gets Thanksgiving Surprise For Helping Woman

Elmer Alvarez returned a lost check not expecting any award. He now won't be homeless for the holidays.>>>Read More.

Auto Shop Owner Illegally Towed Cars: Police

Police say the owner of an automotive shop took it upon himself to find "violations" and towed cars without the property owners' consent.>>>Read More.

Princess, 5, Marries Her Best Friend, 6, Before Heart Surgery

Ahead of a potentially risky surgery, a Connecticut girl, 5, got to realize her dream of marrying her best friend.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• Another Major Retailer Closing Its Doors
• Puppy With Terminal Heart Defect Serves As Honorary K-9
• Boy Saves Baby Sister's Life Through 911 Call: LISTEN
• Lady Gaga Aids Injured Fan During Connecticut Show: Report
• Connecticut Girl, 12, Sets New Guinness World Record
• College Student Expelled For Alleged Hate Crime Against Roommate

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