Connecticut Post - 2022-09-24

• State reveals final lottery winners for licenses to grow, sell recreation­al cannabis
• One Trumbull eatery fails August health inspection
• Fairfield Food Truck Festival returns
• Is Eneida Martinez returning to City Council?
• Porchfest to feature 102 bands, 72 locations
• Global markets worry as economy falls
• CONN. ECONOMY ACCELERATE­S INTO AUTUMN DESPITE FED BRAKE TAPS
• GM spending $760M to convert Toledo factory to make EV parts
• Schools reporting 4 times more COVID cases this year
• As Connecticu­t opioid overdose deaths rise, funds from national lawsuit begin arriving
• Big health care systems are buying up small hospitals
• Mark A. Blake
• Man accused of ‘sexually explicit’ texts offered 3-5 years in plea deal
• Staffing shortages at psychiatri­c hospital leave many patients in limbo
• Sandy Hook survivors call on Senate to pass assault weapons ban
• Discoverin­g state’s business turnaround
• Aaron Judge and the pursuit of baseball immortalit­y
• Pentagon lays out new food, housing programs
• Milestone Judge balls leave fans with a choice: Return it or sell?
• Post-Brady Patriots still trying figuring out who they are
• ‘No lead is safe’ is more than just a cliche this season
• Jets’ Wilson breaks out, wants to be ‘great’
• Lackluster US loses to Japan in warmup
• GIRLS SWIMMING AND DIVING HIGHLIGHTS
• Wall provides haunting details on struggles with mental health
• Fiona roars by Bermuda, on route to Canada
• World opinion shifts against Russia as Ukraine worries grow Abbas says hope of peace with Israel ‘waning’
• High aPTT level hints at bleeding risk
• Double standard troubles newlywed

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