Connecticut Post - 2022-06-28

• Lamont airs campaign ad following Roe reversal
• New this week: ‘Only Murders in the Building,’ ‘More Power’
• Report: Trooper stayed at party where cocaine was used
• National civil rights lawyer takes Cox case
• State considers Weston’s plan to address drinking water issues
• Trumbull library brings back concert series
• 46 dead, 16 hospitaliz­ed after trailer of migrants found
• Judge says NYC can’t let noncitizen­s vote in city elections
• Lamont touts state minimum wage rise in Bridgeport
• Patricia O’Hearne
• Stephen John Sharnick
• Antonio DeVito
• Kathleen Dillon
• Vincent James Antezzo
• Advocates: Lack of sex ed mandate in CT schools affects LGBTQ students
• Feds: 2 men to serve 10 years for murder, arson scheme
• Quitting a school board over ‘misogyny and racism’
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• ‘So much anger on both sides’
• Seymour cop files lawsuit alleging unfair treatment
• FITNESS EDGE
• Class of ’23 wing Ross commits to UConn
• Best-in-MLB Yankees top worst-in majors A’s on late rally
• Blue Jays end Red Sox win streak at 7
• AP sources: Irving decides to exercise $37M option with Nets
• Griner ordered to trial in Russia on cannabis charges
• Eversource using data to target tree cutting
• Subway designates dual HQ in Florida
• Anti-abortion centers to grow, wield more influence post-Roe
• Granddaugh­ter’s attire, behavior at funeral offends the entire family
• An ode to the power of CEOs and capitalism to cure America’s ills

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