Connecticut News Update: Local Alerts and Trends for November
Patch AM CT delivers timely news from across Connecticut, focusing on breaking stories and emerging trends every weekday morning. This week, local authorities are investigating a serious crash, and there are warnings in place regarding a computer scam targeting seniors, with one elderly resident reportedly losing over $10,000. The State Police Fire & Explosives Investigation Unit has also been deployed to assist in ongoing investigations related to the incidents.
In other troubling news, a corrections officer has been charged with assault following allegations of an attack on an elderly inmate. Meanwhile, a local establishment has faced financial penalties for regulatory violations, as highlighted by a state agency.
In trending news, the holiday season is sparking increased travel plans, with AAA estimating 1.7 million more travelers this Thanksgiving compared to last year. This surge indicates a significant rise in travel across various modes.
On the sporting front, the Darien varsity football team has clinched its third consecutive Class LL championship, earning accolades as the top choice in a recent coaches’ poll.
The community is mourning the loss of a former firefighter known for his distinguished service. Additionally, plans for new developments are underway, with proposals for a project set to be developed on a 6.6-acre site along the Post Road.
As Connecticut gears up for the holidays, the events calendar is filled with activities, reflecting the vibrant spirit of the season. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through their local Patch for updates on these stories and more.
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