Bakery Investigated; Woman Stole $3K In Lottery Tickets In CT: PD

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

Bakery Accused Of Threatening To Deport Workers: Court

The bakery is under investigation for potential Fair Labor Standards Act violations.>>>Read More.

New Order Provides Easier Access To CT Vaccination Records

A new executive order provides residents, health care providers and school nurses easier access to COVID-19 vaccine records in Connecticut.>>>Read More.

Student’s Family Sues Town, BOE, School Van Company: Report

A family filed the lawsuit in connection with the student injuring himself on a school van and also getting out onto Route 8.>>>Read More.

Woman Accused Of Stealing $3K In Lottery Tickets

The woman is also under investigation in connection with numerous similar robberies in seven other Connecticut towns.>>>Read More.

Man Charged In ATV Crash Involving Kids

Two children were injured in a May ATV crash.>>>Read More.

Emergency Crews Rescue Kitten Trapped In Storm Drain

A local kitten is down to just eight lives after being rescued from a storm drain by emergency workers.>>>Read More.

Other top stories:

• New Data, Details On Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases In CT Released
• WATCH: Good Samaritan Helps Remove Downed Tree Blocking Roadway
• Mail Stolen From Boxes With Red Flag Up: Police
• Man Shot, Killed
• Aftermath Of Tropical Storm Henri: Northern Connecticut [PHOTOS]

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