Connecticut Post - 2024-04-13

• ‘Golden Bachelor’ and his bride call it quits
• EPA rules PFAS must be removed from drinking water
• Suspect who rejected plea deal now faces 45 years
• Milford official: Raising Cane’s to reapply for Route 1 location at former Milford Bank
• Native opens beach boutique on Black Rock Turnpike
• Police: Man had kids in the car during DUI crash
• David R. Dearborn
• Fishing season ‘unofficial­ly’ kicks off this weekend
• Robert Roy Walsh
• Robert MacNeil, who founded ‘PBS NewsHour,’ dies at 93
• Pope Francis will travel for the longest trip of papacy
• Gas prices have risen in Connecticu­t
• Oil and gas companies must now pay more to drill on public lands
• U.S. consumer sentiment falls slightly
• How immigrant workers in U.S. have helped boost job growth
• Conn.’s absurd charter school approval process
• I stand with the Haitian people
• State cold cases get federal grant for DNA testing
• State tells cannabis patients to stock up before 4/20
• Clark’s next big move could help Fever end drought
• Rempe-mania running wild at MSG
• Zito, Drury, Fitzgerald picked as assistant GMs for Olympic team
• Yankees-Guardians to play split doublehead­er Saturday
• New York officials approve $780M stadium for NYCFC
• Chiefs’ Rice surrenders to police on assault charge
• Kentucky hires BYU’s Pope as coach
• House passes reauthoriz­ation of key U.S. surveillan­ce program
• Arizona’s abortion ban is likely to cause a scramble for patients
• Speaker negotiatin­g with White House to advance Ukraine aid
• Use reliable informatio­n sources
• Boyfriend stays in touch with exes

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