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Sandy Hook Families Receive $33 Million Settlement Offer: CT News

Bond held at $20M for murder suspect/ CT's new official groundhog introduced/ Business owner gives back/ Fatal shooting arrest and more...

A roundup of some of the top stories from around Connecticut on Wednesday.
A roundup of some of the top stories from around Connecticut on Wednesday. (Kristin Borden/Patch)

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.

Sandy Hook Families Considering Next Steps After Settlement Offer

Remington has offered nine families from the 2012 mass shooting $33 million to settle a lawsuit against the gun manufacturer.>>>Read More.


Business Owner Using Pandemic Success To Give Back

The longtime resident and business owner is giving away 5 percent of each invoice to the charity of his client's choice.>>>Read More.

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Obituary: Sarah M. Adamowicz Vensel, 25

A lover of life who had an infectious smile, Sarah worked as a registered nurse, most recently in the Cardiac ICU of Hartford Hospital.>>>Read More.


New Official Connecticut Groundhog Introduced

The museum has a new official state groundhog — Chuckles XI.>>>Read More.

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Bond For Suspect In Yale Student Murder Stays At $20M: Report

The medical examiner found that Yale grad student was shot several times in the face and head, it's reported.>>>Read More.


UConn Sets Record With $93 Million Fundraising Effort

UConn's fundraising totals for the 2021 fiscal year include more than $20 million each for scholarships and the athletic department.>>>Read More.


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