Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2022-04-24

• Moth that endangers state’s trees has a new name
• Milford robotics team earns berth in world championsh­ip contest
• It all started with a stretch.
• Himes launches campaign for reelection
• Trumbull woman launches home baking business
• Norwalk Radiology Consultant­s Drive Change for Mammogram Experience
• Meet Connecticu­t’s managing editor of independen­t Russian news site Meduza
• Mother’s Day 5K to benefit Milford hospital renovation
• Milford panel again tables vote on condo expansion
• For Ukrainian Orthodox in U.S., war news casts a pall over Easter
• Zelenskyy says U.S. officials to visit Ukraine
• FLORIDA RISKS LONG HISTORY WITH DISNEY
• Gov. moving job-creation incentives to tax credits
• New research effort to examine Long Island Sound water quality
• Extinguish home fire fears
• Don’t let rich towns buy their way out on housing
• Children’s mental health tops priorities
• The fine print on vanishing scores
• Binge watching — fad or trend?
• Mora having fun coaching team: ‘Future is very bright’
• Yankees fans in bleachers pelt Cleveland outfielder­s with debris following victory
• Celtics go up 3-0 on Nets
• Rays rally for wild win over Red Sox
• Tigers’ Cabrera gets 3,000th hit; 33rd player to reach mark
• Crucial draft for Jets, Douglas with 2 picks in top 10
• Schoen has two top-10 picks to start Giants rebuild
• STATE PLAYER OF THE YEAR
• How the Sun look after first week of camp
• Williams back with Sun after two years with Atlanta
• Keselowski looks to defend Talladega win, save his season
• Parents try to reconnect after their betrayal
• PLAN ON IT
• Parker House Rolls and much more in Boston
• Judging by results

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