Connecticut Post - 2022-06-16

• Overtime for state employees rises, payroll shrinks
• Bridgeport-born neuropatho­logist dies at 75
• Wrong-way crash on Route 25 results in ‘serious injuries’
• Shelton developer eyes 94 apartments
• Fairfield store fails health inspection
• Tampon shortage hits Connecticu­t
• Fairfield selectmen OK $300K for firehouse bathrooms
• Warrant: Ansonia murder suspect used ride-booking app for getaway
• Milford BOE approves budget transfer to cover deficits
• City man sentenced to 3 years in attempted sex assault
• Supreme Court dismisses Republican challenge to immigratio­n rules
• Teen charged as adult in Uber Eats carjacking
• N.Y. man pleads guilty to $60K Westport jewelry theft
• James P. Carroll
• Marion Hatch Feige
• Dolphins spotted south of Darien in L.I. Sound
• State set to hike diesel tax by 9.1 cents
• Mawhinney sues convicted sex offender over mortgage
• Native American mascots not worth funding loss
• We must do more for school safety
• We must head off wider war in Ukraine
• Now is not the time for unequal playing fields
• MAN ON A MISSION
• ‘You guys are always enough for me’
• BOYS LACROSSE | TOP PERFORMERS
• Staples finishes at No. 1
• Warriors lean on history with a chance to close out Celtics
• US Open turns focus from Saudi money to golf ’s toughest test
• Devers homers again, Sox win
• Mets get bashed by Brewers
• Lawsuit accuses Stew Leonard’s of ‘hostile environmen­t’
• Fed attacks inflation with largest rate hike since 1994
• Purdue Pharma CEO’s $2.5M bonus approved
• Biden tells U.S. oil refiners: Produce more gasoline, diesel fewer profits
• Osteoporos­is meds can damage jaw
• Woman gets crowded out of bedroom

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