Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2023-02-05

• January a warm winter weather anomaly in parts of state
• Reopening Barnum Museum still a long-term goal
• Ganim’s million-dollar Bridgeport home for sale
• Connecticu­t sales tax could be cut
• FROM PINOCHLE TO PICKLEBALL
• In Memphis, many Black residents fear police
• State of the Union: Biden sees economic glow, GOP sees gloom
• Homes for the Brave Bridgeport facility aids veterans and families
• Nostalgia with a twist sells big
• How are executors paid for their work?
• Trumbull High students prove Constituti­onal mettle
• James G. Ewing
• State asks cities to prepare for busloads of migrants
• Carlos Bento
• Kenneth Carroll
• Richard T. Cannone
• Former cop gets 10 years for sex assault of Stratford girl
• Lawrence “Pops” Martin Meehan
• Sophie Magoulas
• Albert Emil LaReau Jr.
• Betty A. Treadaway
• Andrew Sentemente­s
• Sandy Hook gun suit to be dramatized on TV
• Bogoljub Neskovic
• Michael Roberto
• Report outlines Westport plan to address traffic, pedestrian safety
• Gloria Treash
• Michael A. Terek
• Poppy Stevens
• Revive your powder room with these simple upgrades
• Insurance capital can’t figure out insurance
• Help for teens who face relationsh­ip violence
• Domestic violence details all too familiar
• Grand New Party still looking backward in Greenwich
• Our forests can sustain our climate
• Another fight may be good time to end season
• Huskies hold off Hoyas, avoid upset
• South Carolina is the favorite; Why Staley is ‘not falling for it’
• UConn vs. South Carolina: A History Lesson
• Matchup vs. Boston a measuring stick for Edwards
• Fourth down coaching decisions could prove key
• Chiefs’ Mahomes gets back to work
• Connecticu­t High School Football Alliance announces 2023 schedule
• Xavier boys, Shelton girls capture titles
• North Haven fends off Foran
• Politics cause sisterly strife
• Louie the deuce
• 2023 Pro Bowl Games

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