Connecticut Post - 2023-02-23

• Hearing on bill to cap rent draws hundreds of people
• Will the real Slim Shady please stand up? Eminem fights Real Housewives for trademark
• Thomas pushes for 10 days of early voting
• Trumbull officials OK Main Street complex on town border
• Stratford school board members seek end to ‘restrictiv­e’ term limits
• Milford mayor proposes $11M budget increase
• Suspect in Snapchat killing pleads not guilty
• Agency: ‘No evidence’ that whale deaths linked to wind farm work
• A closer look at UConn president’s contract details
• Conn. man among 3 killed in Washington avalanche
• Westport man accused of assaulting cops
• Huge storm brings snow, strong winds
• Suspect in Rite Aid narcotics robbery arrested in New York, Monroe police say
• Advocates: Medicaid rates leave Conn. kids without autism services
• Giving Day’s legacy as midnight approaches
• Giving Day 2023: Legacy of generosity guides future
• The trouble with mandatory voting
• MLB curtails infield shift
• UConn will host CT Ice at XL Center in 2024
• Stanton yearning to win a World Series title with Yankees
• NBA teams get ready to make 4th-quarter push for playoffs
• GIRLS BASKETBALL TOP PERFORMERS
• ‘We really need the support of everybody’
• Supreme Court seems to favor tech giants in terror case
• Avangrid sees lower earnings, but profits grow
• McCarthy gives Fox News Carlson access to riot footage
• Biden: Putin’s suspension of U.S. arms treaty is a ‘big mistake’
• Tool estimates risk of heart disease
• Lack of child support irks fiance

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