The Register Citizen (Torrington, CT) - 2023-02-02

• Harwinton Congregati­onal Church gets cooking
• State lawmakers may exonerate accused witches centuries later
• New economic developmen­t chief faces headwinds
• Elliott, Nelson, Michael, Crow among Rock Hall of Fame nominees
• Waterbury woman charged in shooting at Elmer’s Diner
• Jumpfest begins Feb. 3 in Salisbury
• Nursing home accused of neglect, staffing shortages
• House GOP moves to oust Ilhan Omar from Foreign Affairs Committee
• ‘The status quo won’t fly any longer’
• Charter to settle suit over customer’s murder for less than $262 million
• ‘We love you, Tyre’: Mourners gather for Nichols’ funeral
• Biden, McCarthy to meet, discuss debt ceiling
• Help for ex-prisoners benefits everyone
• What is an act of racism and how do we stop it?
• A special knack
• Parkhouse’s 25 points lead Torrington past Crosby
• Brady’s unpreceden­ted career filled with highlight moments
• State players make commitment­s
• GIRLS BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS
• ‘Feel relieved’
• Reid turned a 6-inch binder into a Hall of Fame resume
• Widow wants to keep the peace
• Excess coffee consumptio­n
• Valentine’s Day restaurant options around Connecticu­t
• Five Points shows feature paintings, sculpture
• 90s Con heads back to Hartford
• ‘One Fine Morning’: Léa Seydoux shines in an intimate character study
• Movie review: Legendary ladies bring winning touch to ‘80 for Brady’
• ‘Close’: A story of friendship, told in a fresh and urgently new way

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