Connecticut Post - 2023-02-11

• Not voting in Conn. could come with an infraction and a fine
• Reese Witherspoo­n and Ashton Kutcher shine in a rom-com
• Affordable housing plan delays two Shelton zoning rulings
• Zone change clears way for car dealer expansion
• Comedy club brings New York flavor to mall
• New Haven mosque leaders call for support for Turkey quake victims
• How the ‘boneless wing’ became a tasty culinary lie
• Russia cuts oil output over Western price caps
• Survey: State should overrule towns on affordable housing
• Leaders of two state agencies approved by state House, despite Republican objections
• Gerard J. Siccardi, Sr.
• ‘It just rang’: In crises, U.S.-China hotline goes unanswered
• Family: Bethel woman killed in murder-suicide had ‘heart full of love’
• Conn. schools chief pleads guilty to reckless driving after DUI arrest
• Bridgeport man gets 10 years in stabbing of mother
• Teacher compensati­on is broken; try merit pay
• Making climate data actionable
• No looking back UConn ready to move forward from historic loss
• Inside the downfall of the Nets’ Durant-Irving era
• Jones sets standard for the KC defense
• Anderson, Hand capture crowns
• Eagles will count on pass rush to harass Mahomes
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY NO. 4 UCONN AT GEORGETOWN
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY NO. 21 UCONN AT NO. 23 CREIGHTON
• Cole still has something to prove entering fourth season with the Yankees
• MLB prepared to take over TV broadcasts from Sinclair
• Mets are prioritizi­ng defense for Alvarez and Baty at spring training
• Turkey’s lax policing of building codes known before earthquake
• Officer in Tyre Nichols arrest accused of brutality as jailer
• Man chooses to stay by ill ex’s side
• Son’s partner reneges on promise

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