Hartford Courant - 2023-02-04

• Teen’s confession to fatal shooting in question
• Tenn. board suspends licenses of 2 EMTS fired following Nichols’ death
• US unveils new nutrition rules for meals at schools
• Mayor of Texas capital sorry for power outages from storm
• Trump campaign staff in Wis. discuss his defeat in ’20 audio
• Pope stood up for LGBTQ lives
• Drivers need to slow down, pay attention
• Oxford man faces charges in brother’s suspicious death
• Kahn, a Biden pick for federal appeals court, wins again in Senate
• Mother of child found buried in park faces charges
• Peters, Dolores (Dee)
• Krajewski, Mary J (Kuchyt)
• Mcdermott, Joyce (Knight)
• Running on software
• Full Size Mazda CX-9 delivers for the consumer
• Generous offer of rides turns into headache HOROSCOPES
• Checking for mice in the car
• Black artists honored by academy
• HARNESSING THEIR HURT
• Book: Cora bragged about cheating scandal
• Defensemen are in short supply at All-star Game
• Menacing charge against Bengals’ Mixon dismissed
• Irving requests trade, according to reports
• Ukraine ready for a boycott
• Trio of Uconn players named to award watch lists
• Former Uconn standout Nurse signs with Storm
• This squad is exciting but still in search of an identity
• Knicks’ Randle, Celtics’ Brown part of All-star reserve class
• Firms pledge millions to fed road safety push
• Easy does it
• SHRIMP AND GRITS
• Cajun shrimp pasta delivers big flavor with minimal effort
• Cooking light
• You paid how much for that mocktail?
• BANANA CREAM PIE
• Smoky take on classic soup
• Sunshine in a pie dish

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