The Day - 2023-01-28

• Brutal beating shown on video
• Proposal would give incentives for housing near public transit
• FDA moves to ease rules for blood donations from gay men
• Pelosi video shows struggle for hammer during attack
• The smart manager’s guide to serving cake
• Back sensible approach to fire protection
• State budget officials should reduce revenue projection­s
• School librarians vilified as ‘arm of Satan’ as book-banning wars heat up across U.S.
• Turn kheema pav into a spicy, sloppy-Joe-style sandwich
• Friend worries house rule might affect planned visit
• YOUR STARS
• The ‘kids’ are more than alright
• Ideas offered on how to spend remaining $2.1M in ARPA funds
• FORMER OFFICIAL WHO STOLE OVER $2M FROM TOWN RELEASED FROM PRISON
• Mystic Celebratio­n on Feb. 11
• 41 miles of Housatonic River deemed ‘Wild & Scenic’
• POLICE/FIRE REPORTS
• West Haven to demolish skate park ‘eyesore’
• Connecticu­t Supreme Court rules against medical practices that tried to recoup losses
• Woman who dealt guns amid domestic abuse avoids prison
• Marion D. King
• Aaron Benoit
• Ray Herbert, Detroit sandlot ace and 1962 AL All-Star, dies at 93
• Tsitsipas and Djokovic play for Aussie title
• Senechal, Edwards lead No. 5 UConn women past Tennessee
• AP Source: Tua Tagovailoa to miss Pro Bowl, still in protocol
• College basketball broadcaste­r Billy Packer passes away at 82
• Chiefs’ Mahomes ready for AFC title game against Bengals
• Sirianni won over fans who didn’t want him
• Bold trades keyed jolts for 49ers, Eagles
• Six Degrees of Steve Wilks connects dots of NFL racism
• It may be time to re-think the NBA All-Star voting process

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