Connecticut Post - 2021-03-18

• Docs: Vaccine works for a year or more
• Shelton teacher helps vaccinate co-workers
• Fairfield opposes Aquarion project
• Advocates: State’s new COVID-19 vaccine plan could worsen inequities
• State’s daily positivity reaches highest point since late January.
• Feds to send $107M to Connecticu­t schools to support coronaviru­s testing.
• About 5.5% of Red Cross blood donations test positive for COVID antibodies.
• ‘This would be the perfect spot’
• Bridgeport seeks to block release of police reports in unsolved murder
• Ex-governor candidate to pay $90K penalty
• Westport Weston YMCA opens gymnastics center
• Trumbull counseling center begins offering tutor service
• Interim Foxwoods head chosen as president and CEO
• Few Conn. online job postings pay above $78K median income
• Wall Street closes higher after Fed says low rates to stay
• Matthew J. Pronechen
• Annamae Dragone
• Mary Ann Roumanos
• Richard James Pivirotto
• Raymond Bellavita, Sr.
• UConn professor speaks up about anti-Asian violence
• A long legacy of aid, empowermen­t
• Solving the state’s trash problem
• PUT ME IN COACH
• Freshman plays the most minutes for UConn and wouldn’t have it any other way
• NVL to use strength of schedule to help seed tournament
• Hurley swerved, I tweeted, many have responded
• UConn ‘a mystery’ entering NCAAs
• Eagles get first FCIAC playoff win
• Riverwalk Region
• Zibanejad, Rangers rout Philadelph­ia
• Harden’s triple-double leads shorthande­d Nets to victory at Indiana
• Solder to return from opt out, play for Giants
• Knight, Quinnipiac teammates named Hobey Baker candidates
• Biden backs changes to filibuster in Senate
• 2 jurors dropped after $27M settlement
• Fiancee’s grief challenges her partner

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