Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2021-02-28

• Will amphitheat­er be able to host crowded concerts?
• Complaints show struggles after outages
• Expected costs for new dispatch center rise to $ 4M
• Voter registrati­ons favor Stratford Dems 2,000 to 170
• Conn. expects ‘ mad dash’ for vaccine
• Officials angry over Eversource plan to recoup loss via rate hikes
• COVID can’t stop Shelton couple’s expanded fitness operation
• Ta- Nehisi Coates to write new ‘ Superman’ film
• Diaper Bank funding cut comes at worst time
• Fairfield U. museum gets ‘ transforma­tive’ art donation
• Buffett again encourages investors to bet on America
• Johnson & Johnson vaccine approved for use
• Falling demand for COVID tests may leave U. S. exposed
• Wages? Pay the cost or shut your doors
• Chamber president to follow family south
• Protecting Candlewood Lake from invasive species
• Trumbull library prepares to reopen
• Betty Bader
• James Elijah Bethune
• Keith D. Cyr
• Howard R. Allen, Sr.
• A year into the pandemic, some therapists are reaching capacity
• Catherine E. Krushinski
• Lucille ( Fusco) Chadwick
• Antoni Michalowsk­i
• Joseph M. Droniak
• Medical assistants want to give vaccines during pandemic
• Edward Schriffert
• John A. Splan
• Josephine Staltaro
• Yellen’s encore: Lending economic heft to Biden’s COVID- 19 plan
• Top- down solutions from Hartford won’t help our towns
• Affordable housing doesn’t have to be a political loser
• State should approve aid- in- dying proposal
• Feb. the cruelest month of the year
• It’s important to vaccinate the dummies
• Passing the eye test
• No masking the issues
• Bouknight- Cole chemistry evident in rout of Marquette
• Young Huskies deliver again
• A passing grade for Bueckers
• Michigan continues to roll, overpowers Indiana
• Morikawa’s last stumble give contenders a chance
• Knicks outlast Pacers behind Randle’s double- double
• Letang scores late in OT, Penguins beat Islanders
• NASCAR’s ‘ unique’ winners already altering playoff landscape
• Mavs end Nets’ 8- game run as Porzingis returns, Irving sits
• Conn. banks see profits during pandemic, but job growth slow
• ‘ Commitment to inclusion’
• Price hikes are squeezing U. S. auto buyers
• Why rising rates are unsettling Wall Street
• Julie Jason: Keeping the right records.
• Behind the lens
• CT Folk showcases local talent in virtual concert
• Darien author releases new thriller
• Waterford musician releases new EP
• Folks are stingy with appreciati­on
• PLAN ON IT
• From the orphanage to the boardroom
• Cy visits the dentist
• Television
• Mid- century bliss amidst the woods
• The many benefits of houseplant­s

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