The Day - 2023-08-11

• TWITCH STAR CONDEMNS NYC UNION SQUARE RIOT HE SPARKED
• Biden asks for more than $20 billion in aid for Ukraine
• Crucial ruling upholds Connecticu­t gun laws
• Leave room for the unexpected
• Actually, Zoom’s in-office policy shows the power of hybrid work
• Purdue Pharma $6B settlement plan paused
• Busy season: NOAA boosts Atlantic hurricane forecast
• How to see the annual Perseid meteor shower this weekend
• A woman’s world
• New London Arts Council hosts Open Studios and Art Stroll
• YOUR STARS
• Rude guests ruin the joy of treasured items
• Horseshoe crabs get protection under the law
• Program for home repairs gets help
• POLICE LOGS
• Pair charged two years after woman was slain on her porch
• Top N.Y. officials appear at odds over handling of migrants
• City Hall rakes in cash from ‘weddings galore’
• Singer, songwriter Sixto Rodriguez dies at 81
• Jamie Reid, artist who defined punk aesthetic, dies at 76
• Robert Swan, actor known for ‘Hoosiers’ and ‘The Untouchabl­es,’ dies at 78
• Report: Lily Tay is alive, blames death hoax on ‘3rd party’
• Jets’ Saleh still has questions about the line in front of Rodgers
• Mickelson has wagered more than $1 billion, according to new book
• Gragson asks for release from contract with Legacy Motor Club
• UConn’s Bueckers says she’s ‘all cleared’
• NFL Network and RedZone will be offered on ‘NFL+’ service
• U.S. cyclist Chloe Dygert returns from injury to regain world title
• Guardiola and Man City open Premier League season today vs. Burnley
• Ally Ewing leads Women’s British Open after the first round
• Neymar heading toward Paris Saint-Germain exit
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS
• PROPERTY TRANSACTIO­NS

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