The Register Citizen (Torrington, CT) - 2023-02-12

• Paramore’s comeback album is biting, bruising perfection
• Lamont budget ignites debate on Conn. wealth inequality
• Dramatic spike in electric rates hits Conn. consumers hard
• Phase 1 of $15M energy savings project may be done by August
• Doubling Conn.’s deposit on cans, bottles a bumpy road
• McGee named New Leader in Banking
• Migrants seeking U.S. sponsors find questionab­le offers online
• Appeals court postpones suspension of Pattis’ law license
• Fundraisin­g ‘plunge’ will help area kids go to summer camp
• State’s Turkish community helping earthquake victims
• Amish farmers say Santos took puppies, left bad checks
• Corruption endangers world’s shrinking fisheries
• Lamont’s big nothing of a housing proposal
• Open government laws not optional
• Rihanna’s Gold Coast path to gold records
• Making moves … even when you’re Stage 4
• GNH’s Camp signs to play at Div. I University of Rhode Island
• Beginning of spring training brings pitch clocks, shift limits, bigger bases
• Tiger returns to Riviera to play first event of year
• Push-button pitching: MLB will let pitchers call own signals in spring
• New Mexico State suspends program
• Northweste­rn sweeps Gilbert
• Boston vs. Reese a marquee mathcup
• Game’s grass turf required nearly two-year process
• Why Chiefs will win: experience and talent
• Why Eagles will win: deep, efficient roster
• How Mina Kimes, football nerd, is shaping the future of NFL coverage
• Survivors still being found as quake death toll tops 25,000
• Contractor says Ukraine war could drag on for years
• Sister critical of sibling’s estrangeme­nt
• State mosques call for support for Turkey quake victims

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