The Day - 2022-09-30

• FLOODING LEAVES MANY TRAPPED
• Russia to annex more of Ukraine
• GOP states sue to overturn student debt relief
• Ginni Thomas sticks to 2020 election claims before 1/6 panel
• Searchers hunt for victims amid swath of destructio­n
• Maybe migrants should thank GOP governors for free bus rides
• Puerto Rico earned free shipping long ago
• Abortions a matter of harm, not freedom
• Climate change is rapidly fueling super hurricanes
• Back to the beginning
• Woman was cheating while her cheating boyfriend was jailed
• YOUR STARS
• Groton Town Council stays mum on $1 sale of Mystic Oral School
• Planners OK Montville dock, pier
• Waterford, Ledyard partner to respond to major incidents
• LOCAL PLAYWRIGHT INVITES PUBLIC TO FREE PLAY READING
• M&T Bank to waive fees for former People’s United clients due to tech issues
• Boyfriend of slain boy’s mom sentenced
• Sue Mingus, who championed husband’s jazz legacy, dies at 92
• Lee R. Ferris
• ‘Gangsta’s Paradise’ rapper Coolio dies at age 59 in L.A.
• Aaron Judge’s 61st HR another murky milestone for Major League Baseball
• J.D. homers, Red Sox win third straight
• PGA Tour countersui­t accuses LIV Golf of unfair tactics in latest news
• Comfort, trust and empowermen­t at Waterford High athletic program
• Warriors-Wizards games in Japan to woo NBA fans, sponsors
• Fenton’s goal lifts Wildcats to victory
• Alyssa Thomas helps the U.S. move into Women’s World Cup semifinals
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS

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