Connecticut Post - 2023-02-08

• Century-old law contribute­s to Connecticu­t traffic
• Stratford superinten­dent proposes $127 million budget plan
• Officials: Cold adds challenges to double house fire in Weston
• Love of music filled every moment of Trumbull teacher’s day
• Embattled mortgage banker appeals to lawmakers
• Robert Checca Sr.
• Justin Tyler Federici
• Frank Bernardo
• Owner : ‘It’s devastatin­g to these kids’
• Hard seltzers spur political problem in Hartford
• Beverly A. Palazzo
• Theresa Sajda
• Escalating egg prices spur more residents to rent hens
• Disney faces losing control of its kingdom with Florida bill
• Cutting taxes as bold as introducin­g them
• Police must treat people they pull over with respect
• Lack of funding threatens health care in Connecticu­t
• Down to the wire
• Mahomes lost his top wideout — and got even better
• BOYS HOCKEY HIGHLIGHTS
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Newtown, Stratford win tournament­s, postseason on deck
• Super Bowl backup QBs have shined from Hostetler to Foles
• UConn’s Karaban wins Big East Freshman of Week for fifth time
• ON THE AIR
• Amid soaring crime, Memphis cops lowered the bar for hiring
• Race to find survivors as quake aid pours in
• Nursing home staff put out tip jar
• Newborn’s name stirs pain of affair
• Trial set for former CT resident in mother’s homicide
• Giving Day fundraiser will end after 10-year run
• CT delegation invited guests to the State of the Union

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