The Day - 2023-03-24

• Legislator­s wary of extending state income tax cut to richest
• NL murder trial to start with or without defendant
• Record book ban attempts in 2022
• Iraq WMD failures shadow U.S. intel 20 years later
• The calm leadership of Tim Cotter
• Couples just don’t want to have kids
• Trumped up charges rally Republican­s
• What to know about eyedrops linked to deaths, vision loss
• Bacteria from meat may cause more than 600K infections
• Shipwreck survival saga
• Pine forests and rocky ledges: A peak experience in Rhode Island
• Musicals return to Goodspeed’s Terris Theatre
• Woman destroys marriage and attempts to move on
• YOUR STARS
• Stonington mulling ‘Work Live Ride’ status
• Global City Norwich restarts with new program manager
• EV charging stations proposed for Niantic
• FORMER LAWMAKER’S WIFE GETS SIX MONTHS FOR THEFT OF COVID-19 FUNDS
• Public defender overseers resigned without explanatio­n
• INVESTIGAT­ION YIELDS ARREST AMID MULTIPLE GUNFIRE INCIDENTS
• The Rev. Frank Griswold III, 85, Episcopal trailblaze­r on gay clergy
• Gladys Kessler, 85, federal judge in landmark tobacco lawsuit, dies
• Women hope Sweet 16 is next step to own NCAA tournament TV deal
• Track bans transgende­r athletes, tightens rules for Semenya
• Seattle is tournament’s home for lower seeds
• Reese, Siegrist top Greenville 2 bracket
• Alabama’s Bryce Young throws for NFL teams at pro day
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS

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