The Day - 2023-10-14

• Students serve up meals with a dash of culture
• Stonington school officials to investigat­e gun incident
• Public shaming scares students
• Russian authoritie­s detain lawyers for opposition leader Navalny
• School attacker suspected of radical Islam ties
• NASA spacecraft launched to rare asteroid
• Ex-military officer suspected of killing famed Chilean singer nabbed in Florida
• Here’s why Republican candidates aren’t running in Groton City
• Caring for one’s mental health is essential
• Travel isn’t plus-size. These advocates aren’t letting it stop them.
• That most valuable orange spice
• Large-body travelers on a mission
• Etheridge gives fans a piece of her heart on Broadway
• ECSO kicks off its 2023-24 season with ‘Gershwin & Dixieland’
• Rekindled marriage stumbles back into familiar territory
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• Koster: More pumpkin spice?
• Fundraiser set up for fired school bus driver
• Support for new police station is group’s aim
• Woman charged in police HQ shooting says she used gun belonging to ex-cop
• Scientists: Wind farm impacts on whale habitat still mystery
• Louise Glück, 80, Nobel-winning poet
• Louise Meriwether, 100; novelist led way for other Black female writers
• Conn. woman left son out of will years before she vanished
• NYC councilwom­an faces charges after bringing gun to pro-Palestine protest
• Giants’ Jones won’t play against Bills
• WNBA holding its own against NFL, MLB, during a busy sports calendar
• LEXI THOMPSON MAKES BOLD RUN AT IN LAS VEGAS, BUT IS OUTSIDE CUT LINE
• Russian athletes won’t be barred from Paris Olympics despite their country’s suspension
• Flag football, cricket among five sports nearing inclusion for 2028 Los Angeles Games
• Deep in the heart of Texas, Astros and Rangers are set for Lone Star showdown and a spot in the World Series
• Scherzer says he’s ready to go
• The 2020s are starting to feel like the 1990s for the Braves

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