Connecticut Post - 2023-02-01

• Bill asks Conn. consumers to fund cleanup of illegally dumped tires
• Fairfield board OKs Habitat for Humanity lease
• Al Zamary, market owner, remembered for quiet kindness
• ‘Hands off Africa!’
• Updated COVID booster guidance meant to relieve ‘confusing and arduous’ process
• Teofilo Manfredi
• Westport BOE endorses $136 million budget request
• About 100,000 chickens killed in Bozrah egg farm fire, official says
• Easton zoning commission­er admits falsely reporting car stolen
• Bridgeport man charged with assault, theft of restaurant tip jar
• Difficulty measuring methane slows plan to slash emissions
• Bed Bath & Beyond closing more Connecticu­t stores
• ‘Lamont should ignore his budget officials’
• Lawmakers want mandatory paid sick days for more
• Bill promoted that would increase CT voter turnout
• Awaiting returns
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Queen of the Mat girls tournament crowns 12 champs
• BOYS HOCKEY HIGHLIGHTS
• Mets lock up batting champ McNeil on $50M, 4-year deal
• Kennedy takes bold risks with NASCAR family business
• The only rivalry in golf is about tours, not players
• Biden highlights grant for Hudson Tunnel
• Ukraine pushes for Western fighter jets after tank deals
• UTI can change body’s thermostat
• Teen has no shame in underwear

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Connecticut Post - 2023-02-02