Connecticut Post - 2022-05-12

• The Black Keys still raw, fast and loose on ‘Dropout Boogie’
• Stamford hedge fund backs Musk Twitter takeover
• Court filing seeks to determine if police chase contribute­d to crash
• Tesoro: Trumbull’s best days are ahead
• Bridgeport man not guilty of murder
• Creeping COVID cases result in few school mask mandates
• Pepe’s plans takeout building
• Yankees host Bridgeport boy burned by gasoline
• Some bathroom doors to stay open at Weston High
• Westport and New Canaan come to an agreement to share ambulances
• Ansonia passes budget with no tax increase
• Creeping COVID-19 cases result in few schools mask mandates
• Chef Mario Batali not guilty in sexual misconduct case
• Pavel “Paul” Nemergut
• Norwalk, Stamford share in state funding increase
• Sandy Hook families want out of Alex Jones’ bankruptci­es
• Carman pleads not guilty in mother’s death
• Donation boosts Norwalk Hospital plans
• Low turnout, COVID force return to online meetings
• Conn. should have first presidenti­al primary
• Helping Syrians will weaken Putin
• COVID-19, mental health and college students
• Schools are seeking stability in the ‘wild west’ of NIL
• THE NEW GUARD
• GIRLS LACROSSE HIGHLIGHTS
• BOYS LACROSSE HIGHLIGHTS
• ON THE AIR
• Nat’s Soto, Cruz pound Mets’ Megill
• Arcia’s 2-run homer in 9th lifts Braves over Red Sox
• Philip Morris to pay $16B for Swedish Match before CT move
• Tech sector leads stocks lower as inflation remains high
• NBC SPORTS DRAWS 16 MILLION VIEWERS FOR KENTUCKY DERBY
• Interior Department finds 500 Native American boarding school deaths so far
• Ambulance snubs hospital preference
• Mom wants death hid from children
• How to get the Bank Bags full of U.S. Gov’t issued Money
• Each bag contains nearly 4 lbs of old money packed by Federated Mint
• Contents date clear back to early 1900’s

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