The Day - 2023-02-23

• Local officials tell lawmakers mold standards are needed to protect residents
• Trump calls response a ‘betrayal’
• U.S. to limit asylum to migrants who pass through third nation
• Biden shores up Western allies as Putin digs in
• Teen’s subway surfing death is latest in disturbing NYC trend
• Georgia juror unsettles Trump probe with interviews
• Sheriff identifies three climbers killed in Washington state avalanche
• Archaeolog­ists find a nearly 5,000-year-old tavern
• Getting serious about affordable housing
• Fetterman’s disclosure is a paradigm shift
• REMEMBERIN­G ANTIOCH
• World’s longest ice rink to stay shut for the first time since 1971
• Charges filed in crash that injured cop
• Family of Norwich man who overdosed in custody considers wrongful death suit
• FDA expands contaminat­ed eye product warning
• MASHANTUCK­ETS NAME KEMPERSPOR­TS TO MANAGE LAKE OF ISLES
• OLD SAYBROOK CONTRACTOR SENTENCE FOR TAX EVASION
• Daniel Lamphere
• Raymond Stewart
• R&B musician Chuck Jackson dies at age 85
• Marcelene Canestrari
• Cornell University returns Native American remains dug up in 1964
• MLS says San Diego, Las Vegas top candidates for 30th team
• Infield shift is gone as MLB looks for increase in averages and speed
• PGA money makes it tough on LIV players’ Ryder hopes
• CIAC GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT PAIRINGS
• Divorced couple’s finances have changed since parting
• YOUR STARS
• Jonathan Majors is ready for his ‘big bad’ moment
• ‘The Company You Keep’: Heist show or nighttime soap
• Art exhibits
• All good to go at Gourmet Galley in Niantic
• KNOCK AT THE CABIN
• ANT-MAN AND THE WASP: QUANTUMANI­A
• UPCOMING LIVE EVENTS!

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