Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2022-05-01

• Support ‘No Mow May,’ leave lawns unmowed for wildlife
• HBO Max’s ‘The Staircase’ amplifies a legal drama many know — and judge
• Candidate for Bridgeport’s top lawyer takes Norwalk job
• Norwalk Radiology Consultant­s Drive Change for Mammogram Experience
• Stratford council member seeks 120th District seat in state House
• 18,262 Days Ago
• Shelton to host memorial honoring fallen soldiers
• Milford’s Jonathan Law Key Club earns top honors at New England convention
• Country music matriarch Naomi Judd dies at 76
• “DO YOU REALLY NEED A NEW HEATING SYSTEM OR ARE THEY JUST TRYING TO SELL YOU SOMETHING?
• Milford ‘re-imagines’ benches as artistic experience­s
• STATE LOOKS TO ‘NEW WORLD’ FIRMS TO SPARK FINANCE JOBS
• Agencies team up to fight animal cruelty, child abuse
• Trumbull ‘We the People’ team places 10th in the nation
• Monroe family seeking funds, medical supplies for war in Ukraine
• Senate backs study of new Whiting Forensic Hospital
• Conn. woman seeks to inspire caregivers
• High-impact green upgrades transform your home and save money
• Don’t make children fight for help they need
• The way forward on housing affordabil­ity
• State budget deal strikes the right balance
• Guide adolescent­s into post-COVID world
• Why we need paid parental leave in the U.S.
• Holmstrom carries Islanders into playoffs
• Playoff hockey ‘changes everything’ from regular season
• Bowman looks to defend Hendrick dominance at Monster Mile
• UConn’s Jones picked by Ravens
• Thibodeux, Neal are the foundation of Giants rebuild
• Darien’s Stueber selected by Patriots
• Patriots shore up OL, pick QB and more Joneses
• Jets fill big holes with playmakers in impressive haul
• Wild finish: Orioles rally to beat Red Sox in 10th
• Favor sours friendship
• Museum to exhibit Victorian sustainabl­e fashion
• Old and new contrast in this Hudson Valley town
• Standard of play

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