The Day - 2022-01-12

• A couple’s pandemic-shadowed farewell
• DOJ to create domestic terrorism unit
• EPA moves to crack down on coal ash ponds
• Texas mom charged after sick son found in trunk
• The Cheneys can’t do it alone — we need GOP all-stars for democracy
• Time to break up the education monopoly
• Increase in COVID-19 cases slackens
• Need for a kid-centric NL Community Center is greater than ever
• AP source: Major League Baseball labor talks set to resume after 42-day break
• U.S. women, men have not committed to single pay structure
• Top Dogs: Georgia celebrates championsh­ip
• College hockey stars have chance to play at Olympics
• One of state’s most picturesqu­e farms preserved
• Norwich BOE wants cops in schools
• PARENT FORUM TODAY KICKS OFF STONINGTON SUPERINTEN­DENT SEARCH
• Mother and daughter from eastern Connecticu­t guilty of trespass, face sentencing for Jan. 6 riot at U.S. Capitol
• NEW LONDON MAN CHARGED IN STABBING AT MYSTIC CONVENIENC­E STORE
• NL FIRE OFFICIALS OFFER PORTABLE HEATER TIPS IN LIGHT OF DEADLY N.Y. CITY FIRE
• POLICE LOGS
• Stonington Democrats meet outside in 12 degree weather
• William Gorham, 91, founder of Urban Institute think tank
• Marilyn Bergman, Oscar-winning lyricist, 93
• Alice G. Landers
• William Scaplen Jr.
• Hit the bricks
• FARMER’S BEER SOUP
• Man’s anger begins to boil over in everyday exchanges
• YOUR STARS

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