The Day - 2022-05-13

• New London Housing Authority suspends finance manager
• Warning: U.S. ‘vulnerable’ to COVID without new shots
• Biden marks 1M deaths in U.S. at virus summit
• Russia’s neighbors eye joining NATO
• Supermassi­ve black hole seen at the center of our galaxy
• Plants grow in lunar soil brought back to Earth by Apollo astronauts
• ARP money should be used to pay off loans
• Democrats should look at the only partly cloudy side
• Abortion meds
• Magical thinking
• House panel to probe USPS plan to purchase gas-powered trucks
• Army poised to revamp forces in Alaska for cold-weather combat
• Taking a home-state bow
• If you like rocks, Chatfield Hollow is really gneiss
• YOUR STARS
• Woman’s long-held opinion of brother-in-law comes out
• POLICE LOGS
• STATE REP. HOLLY CHEESEMAN ENDORSED BY REPUBLICAN­S IN THE 37TH HOUSE DISTRICT
• Driver charged in Groton crash that hurt motorcycli­st
• Connecticu­t selects new top prosecutor after scandal, retirement
• Police say man who allegedly killed girlfriend died while burying her
• The Black Dahlia Murder vocalist Trevor Strnad, 41
• Ashley Judd talks about mental health after mother’s death
• Randy Weaver, participan­t in Ruby Ridge standoff, dies at 74
• Decision to transfer to No. 1 ECSU provided some relief for Pontbriant
• GINO CAPPELLETT­I, WHO SCORED FIRST POINTS IN AFL HISTORY, DIES AT 89
• New London schools owe an innocent man (Paul Craig) an apology
• Walker, Mets cruise past the Nationals, win another series
• Rams hosting the Bills to open the NFL season
• Confident Avery Point opens play in NJCAA District tourney
• New London softball earns its first victory
• Bacon girls edge Waterford on Gustavsen’s late goal

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