The Norwalk Hour - 2022-05-15

• Acting chemistry boosts (very) dark ‘Count of Three’
• When in the woods, watch out for ticks
• Interfaith group asks Starbucks to drop vegan milk surcharge
• Westport park to receive upgrades
• Pandemic-era asylum limits in hands of federal judge
• Abortion foes push to narrow ‘life of mother’ exceptions
• NYC museum hall showcases Indigenous perspectiv­es
• Virginia “Ginny” Lovas
• Judge blocks transgende­r medication law
• Melania Trump calls Vogue ‘biased’
• Lawmakers get a few things right in 2022
• Vaccinatio­n decline in children raises worries
• My guide to healing from COVID
• Why I voted Yes for Juneteenth Day
• We can’t erase racism from history books
• Stroke of luck
• UConn sweeps Big East for first time
• LOOKING BACK | BY GEORGE ALBANO
• AP source: Bauer’s appeal of suspension to begin May 23
• Yale GC hosting its sixth NCAA regional
• Munoz keeps Byron Nelson lead with Spieth 1 back
• PGA returns to Southern Hills as Lefty skips defense
• Past champions headline Palmer Cup field
• Pair of 7s: Celtics, Suns happy to be home
• Kyle Busch is heading to Kansas on a high note
• Giants sign 6 draft picks, including two 1st-rounders
• Hurricanes close out Bruins in Game 7
• Offseason QB moves played a big role in NFL schedule
• Liverpool beats Chelsea to win FA Cup
• Abortion rights backers rally in anger over post-Roe future
• Officials: At least 10 dead in ‘racially motivated’ shooting in Buffalo market
• Companies see rising consumer spending despite headwinds
• In Latin America, poor struggle to afford staples
• BEYOND $15?
• How to find a retirement investment adviser
• Proposed revision of wolf management plan draws fire
• Childhood insecuriti­es rise to the surface
• PUERTO RICAN PUPPETRY
• CRANKING UP THE STEREO
• PLAN ON IT
• Jazz music adds to ambiance at CT restaurant­s
• CT artist posthumous­ly wins Pulitzer for memoir
• Tooth and Nail

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