Closed iconic pizzeria plans to open in New Town: CT News

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The legendary pizzeria closed after more than 75 years of seemingly good success, but stunned diners by announcing it would be reopening in another city.>>>Learn more.

A sign on the door encourages people to visit a few places nearby.>>>Read more.

Police were called to a Home Depot store after receiving a report of a shoplifting incident that escalated when a man pointed a handgun at a loss prevention employee, police said.>>>Read more.

The shop owner said two people stormed into the establishment and began spraying “some chemical” in the area before running away. The two then came back and sprayed graffiti on the outside during the night hours, the owner said.>>>Read more.

Connecticut could see more dazzling Northern Lights over the next year before the sun moves into a calmer phase.>>>Learn more.

According to the fire department, a construction worker suffered injuries when a brick wall of a building collapsed on him.>>>Read more.

The winning ticket was sold at a local store, according to the Connecticut Lottery. >>>More information.

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