Connecticut Post - 2021-03-15

• ‘We’re talking about enormous effects’
• As CT home prices spike, buyers move fast with offers
• Arena operator ‘bullish’ on future, but show schedule in limbo
• Chairman of Trumbull diversity committee will not resign
• With COVID violations down, some CT colleges ease restrictio­ns
• Local colleges see rising admissions despite pandemic
• Schools chief weighs plans for $6.2M in COVID relief funds
• Pelosi pledges swift work on major infrastruc­ture package
• Eftimia Sideri
• Vaccine clinic reaches immigrant community
• GOP rallying opposition to proposed state property tax
• Experts: Too soon to know if COVID-19 vaccine booster needed
• We can restore integrity in Conn. regulation
• Relegating the homeless to the margins of the map
• Bridgeport attorney ‘not sure’ statute applies in fire spokespers­on arrest
• Plenty of Connecticu­t connection­s in this year’s Big Dance
• Calhoun opines on UConn dancing, Ewing and Pitino coaching
• Prep, Hillhouse withdraw from SCC tournament
• Dancin’ days return
• Bueckers, Muhl, and the freshman class that energized UConn
• Islanders beat Devils for 9th straight win
• Thomas lives on edge and rallies to win Players Championsh­ip
• Record-setting QB Brees retires
• Boone feels ‘awesome’ after getting pacemaker
• Martin Truex Jr. wins at Phoenix
• Man’s hot flashes have not subsided
• Depresssed daughter concerns mom

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