Connecticut Post - 2022-11-24

• State seeks fix for high electric bills
• New Orleans cocktail book shows city’s elegant drink side
• State high court: $20M bond in murder case reasonable
• Saugatuck Provisions opens in Westport
• Stratford man charged in shooting after argument
• Bristol man pleads guilty in Westport car thefts case
• Connecticu­t company connecting cannabis retailers with banks
• Shelton teens host seniors for Thanksgivi­ng feast
• Connecticu­t's new Kid Governor wants to help with anxiety and depression
• Susan Esther Hudzik
• Ukraine focuses suspicions on clergy
• Search continues for Naugatuck father accused of killing his infant daughter
• Sick kids are filling hospitals, but there aren’t enough beds
• Oath Keepers jury home for weekend
• ‘Goonies’ house for sale in coastal Astoria, Ore.
• TALKING TURKEY
• Firefighte­rs stress safety on Thanksgivi­ng
• The heel of Orion
• GAELS GET IT DONE
• CIAC softball finals to be played at UConn this season
• Thanksgivi­ng NFL Matchups
• N.Y. GIANTS (7-3) AT DALLAS (7-3)
• NEW ENGLAND (6-4) AT MINNESOTA (8-2)
• Breaking down UConn’s competitio­n at the Phil Knight Invitation­al
• GIRLS SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS
• HOLIDAY LIGHTS COULD MEAN HIGHER BILLS
• Conn. credit unions seek merger
• Biden extends student loan pause as court battle drags on
• Twin blasts shake Jerusalem, killing teen and wounding 18
• Walmart manager opens fire in break room, killing six
• Restasis eye drops price jumps 200%
• Time on phone isn’t just for leisure

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