Connecticut Post - 2023-02-22

• State lawmakers look to create cannabis ombudsman job
• State advocates seek more funding for homeless services
• Fairfield Dems announce candidates for first selectman, selectwoma­n
• Inside the collapse of Trump-DeSantis alliance
• 4-day workweek trial in UK links shorter hours, happier employees
• Shopping center up for sale again after less than a year
• Former Conn. Wendy’s manager has charges upped to hate crime
• Trumbull launches affordable housing survey, to host community meetings
• Board: Doctor failed to diagnose and treat cancer patient who died
• Gene editing technique promises to speed research
• Internet outage affects legislativ­e meetings, governor’s office
• Patricia Butzko
• Richard E. Greene
• Patricia Fabian
• Salvatore J. Brunetto Sr.
• Brookfield first selectman denies Biden threat
• Jessica Makara
• R.I. Rep. Cicilline to step down, lead nonprofit foundation
• Veronica Grisell
• Shirley Pauline Rumble Szekeres
• Let’s talk about mental health
• Lamont, lawmakers head for spending cap showdown
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• BOYS HOCKEY HIGHLIGHTS
• Woods, McIlroy break ground on high-tech golf league site
• Nets give coach Jacque Vaughn multiyear contract extension
• Load management at the forefront of NBA’s problems
• MLS opens 28th season as 2026 World Cup build up begins
• Record 6,542 guns intercepte­d at U.S. airport security in ’22
• Biden in Poland says U.S. and allies ‘have Ukraine’s back’
• Fish oil seems to reduce migraines
• Wife is stunned by man’s interests

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