The Norwalk Hour - 2023-01-29

• ‘SOMETHING HAS TO CHANGE’
• Connecticu­t’s gas sales tax is returning
• Carey to replace Avri as New Canaan town planner
• Fairfield County robber complains about paying restitutio­n
• Conn. researcher turns weather data into music
• Psychiatri­c review board upholds transfer of woman who nearly killed cop
• Man charged with robbing 3 banks
• Mary Jane Gardella
• Robert Durkin Forger
• Connecticu­t’s environmen­tal priorities: Bears, energy and garbage
• Human traffickin­g can happen anywhere, and to anyone
• Stop state plan to redefine ‘affordable’
• How a town rose to halt Nazis
• Debate over wine in supermarke­ts leaves a bitter aftertaste
• Unsung groundhogs lost in Phil’s shadow
• Lyman Hall gathers to honor Nick Economopou­los
• Six Degrees of Wilks connects the dots of NFL racism
• Bold trades keyed offensive jolts for San Francisco, Philadelph­ia
• Four of NFL’s best tight ends on display in conference title games
• LOOKING BACK | BY GEORGE ALBANO
• Sabalenka tops Rybakina, wins 1st Grand Slam title
• Djokovic, Tsitsipas to meet in final, No. 1 ranking on the line
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• UConn to face Big East test in Villanova’s Siegrist
• Quinnipiac’s Rand Pecknold gets 600th win
• It may be time to re-think NBA All-Star voting
• Packer was old school and one of a kind
• ‘It helps having a presence in Hartford’
• German research institute coming to New Haven
• Father wants time with grown kids
• ‘That ’90s Show’ features Greenwich actress in lead role
• PLAN ON IT
• Connecticu­t on the cover
• No excuses

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