Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2023-02-26

• State’s hemp farmers want a piece of the adult-use cannabis industry
• Court proceeding­s advance in deadly shooting on Alec Baldwin film set
• Westport cell tower OK’d following years of community pushback
• Suspect jailed in 2020 Orange killing wants new lawyer and a haircut
• Seymour sex offender violates probation with TikTok posts
• Milford zoning board approves smaller West Avenue plan for Beaver Brook Apartments
• Former council member seeks to represent 4th District again
• City seeks to settle ex-labor chief Andre Forde’s lawsuit
• Buffett touts benefits of buybacks in shareholde­r letter
• Shelton eateries maintain top grades in latest health inspection­s
• Stamford artist honors Black scholars in Greenwich Hospital show
• Alan Paul Goldbecker
• Frank Corigliano
• David S. Hill
• Dorothy Agnes Molnar
• Margaret “Peggy” Loulis
• Miriam C. Kursawe
• For donors, wartime Ukraine aid creates blurry ethical line
• What does UConn owe Hartford? Maybe nothing
• Families deserve permanent child tax credit
• Huskies top DePaul, clinch top seed in Big East
• UConn back in New York groove with win over St. John’s at MSG
• Russell finds plenty of support back on East Hampton sideline
• In NIL-era first, NCAA gives Miami probation for violation
• Boone ‘grateful’ for Triple-A umpires preparing for new pitch clock

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