Connecticut Post - 2022-06-20

• CT candidates can start spending campaign money on child care
• Reducing RTM may affect Fairfield charter revision
• Milford sets restrictio­ns on parking after beach brawl
• Jacqueline Mahar
• CT colleges can’t keep up with urgent need for nurses
• Rarely seen United States coins up for grabs in Connecticu­t -zip codes determine who gets them
• Ensuring best health care for Conn.
• Taking action against price gouging at the pump
• We must say no to animals in traveling shows
• Major breakthrou­gh
• Pivetta goes 7 strong as Red Sox hold off Cards
• Bird’s late 3 seals Storm win in her New York finale
• Verstappen holds off Sainz to win in F1’s return to Canada
• World swimming bans transgende­r athletes from women’s events
• Title IX update faces polarized challenges
• Lightning may be running out of gas vs. fresher Avalanche
• Jan. 6 committee may subpoena Pence
• Justices seem poised to hear elections case
• Juneteenth celebratio­ns stress end to racial disparitie­s
• Bipolar disorder diagnosed clinically
• Roommate’s dementia worries reader

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