Connecticut Post - 2023-02-25

• Lead paint chips falling off many Conn. bridges
• Dr. Seuss’ ‘Grinch’ gets a sequel
• CT teacher helps disabled man out of burning van
• Fairfield residents likely to lose flood insurance discount due to Penfield Pavilion violation
• Judge orders evaluation of Ansonia man accused of killing wife
• Milford developmen­t would include 50 apartments, municipal parking garage
• Westport home listed for $2.9M complete with recording studio
• Ex-Bridgeport teacher rejects plea in sex assault case
• Father of slaying suspect Raul Valle charged with DUI
• Fairfield cops arrest alleged ‘jail’ scammer
• Warrant: Assistant coach attempted to film female student changing
• David J. Marasco
• Domenico Nobili
• Greenwich prepares $5M settlement in student’s wrongful death lawsuit
• ‘A scary dream’ a year after the Russian invasion
• CT gun manufactur­er faces lawsuit in store shooting
• Frontier says fiber buildout successful
• State needs more, better rental homes
• Give the public a chance to be heard on dental premiums
• Yes, ‘Cocaine Bear’ is a real movie. It’s also a true story
• All grown up
• Edey making strong case to be player of year
• Alabama faces questions after more details on fatal shooting
• Coach K staying busy in his retirement with ‘Basketball and Beyond’, speeches
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY NO. 4 UCONN AT DEPAUL
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• LIV resumes following break that was anything but loud
• Catchers wary of looming robo umps amid rule changes
• Ferreira among players to watch this year
• US savors earning spot in World Cup
• China issues peace plan; Zelenskyy says he’ll await details
• Ukraine’s leader defiant on anniversar­y of Russian invasion
• Steroid treats oral lichen planus
• Abuser wants to stop the violence

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