Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2023-01-22

• After Roe, Conn. Democrats, GOP plan divergent paths on abortion
• Lung screenings can detect hidden cancer
• Shelton police review video of domestic violence suspect’s arrest
• Solar company gives back to Operation Hope
• Ex-Bridgeport BOE member accused of kidnapping wants new lawyer
• Warrant: Brother of teen accused of stabbing Fairfield Prep student threatened Shelton family
• Schools face pressure to take harder line on discipline
• New soul food restaurant, Everybody Eatz, opens in Bridgeport
• Bridgeport schools officials propose $288M budget to cover rising costs
• White House to McCarthy: No talks on debt limit
• 1930s colonial-style house in Fairfield listed for $795K
• Connecticu­t paranormal convention ‘ParaConn’ returns to Ansonia this spring
• 2022 was slowest year for home sales in nearly a decade
• Winsted man’s federal drug case reveals dark web of CT fentanyl sales
• Trumbull renews multi-family housing moratorium
• Bryan F. Barry
• Jean Grasso
• Olle Edward Haggstrom
• Paul Holub
• Karl Eriksson
• Pamela Gettings
• Gail A. Ford
• Gene Anthony Memoli, Jr.
• Dorothy T. Loper
• Brien J. McFadden
• Solution to economic growth is not a mystery
• Hurley, Young to return to sidelines

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