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Restaurant Lays Off Staff; Man Rescued; Drive-Up Voting: CT News
Coronavirus update/ College terminates contract/ Restaurant offers free dinner to seniors/ Venue to livestream star-studded show and more...
There was plenty of news across Connecticut on Wednesday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of some of the top stories.
Restaurant Lays Off 41 Staff Members, Cites Coronavirus
The longtime restaurant said the layoffs should be considered permanent.>>>Read More.
Coronavirus CT: 96 Positive Cases Now, Update On Schools Status
Gov. Ned Lamont said the first Connecticut resident died as a result of the new coronavirus. The state saw a big increase in positive cases.>>>Read More.
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College Terminates Contract, Layoffs Will Result
The college has terminated its contract which will result in layoffs.>>>Read More.
Major CT Venue To Livestream Star-Studded Show
The show will feature live performance and adhere to all social distancing recommendations.>>>Read More.
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Town Staging Drive-Up Voting For Crucial Town Meeting
Amid coronavirus social distancing recommendations, this Connecticut town will stage a town meeting with drive-up voting.>>>Read More.
Crews Rescue Man From Water
A man was rescued after he fell into the water at the local marina.>>>Read More.
Direct Deposit Mishap Is ‘Inexcusable’: Mayor
Employees didn’t receive their direct deposit checks and the top official says the situation is “troubling and inexcusable.”>>>Read More.
Other top stories:
- CT Hospitals Could Be 'Overwhelmed' With New Coronavirus Cases
- Dick’s Sporting Goods Closing Stores Temporarily
- Man Stabbed Victim During Fight: Police
- State Rep. Gail Lavielle Will Not Seek Re-Election
- Man Accused Of Attacking Woman Holding Toddler
- Camillo Orders Body Care Facilities Closed
- Popular Deli Offers To Feed Kids For Free
- Popular Restaurant Offers Free Dinner To Seniors
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