The Day - 2022-04-29

• U.S. economy shrinks as threats loom
• Moderna seeks to be 1st with shots for littlest kids
• FDA issues plan to ban menthol cigarettes, flavored cigars
• GAO questions double-billed COVID funeral awards from FEMA
• Biden says he is taking ‘hard look’ at student loan forgivenes­s
• Connecticu­t’s neglected state parks
• Connecticu­t lawmakers have the opportunit­y to save public access TV
• ‘Yes, sir.’ It was a bad Monday for freedom.
• A look at what Biden’s requested aid for Ukraine might buy
• Increased infectious disease risk likely from climate change
• Temperatur­es top 110 in Delhi as punishing heat wave builds
• A final bow
• Above and below ground, Bolton Notch beckons
• David E. Kelley takes his love of courtroom drama and messy marriages to London
• In-laws offer sweet deal for home, with catch
• YOUR STARS
• State House votes for carbon-free electricit­y by 2040
• 2nd plea deal rejected in EL fatal stabbing
• DAILY BRIEFING
• Ex-transit officer avoids jail in assault on bus passenger
• Israel halts for Holocaust day, honors 6 million Jews killed
• Watertown first responders get counseling after child’s death in tractor accident
• Enoch Kelly Haney, Native American artist, chief and lawmaker, dies at 81
• Eleanor Sposato
• Georgia defensive end Travon Walker goes No. 1 in NFL draft to Jaguars
• Undefeated Bacon tops Waterford in baseball
• Manoah pitches Blue Jays past Sox
• O’Leary hits the century mark in Falcons win over NFA
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS

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