Connecticut Post - 2021-03-23

• COVID-19 positivity rate rises
• 3rd homicide in a week worries Bridgeport leaders
• A conversati­on with Geno
• State considers ban on student tests in teacher evaluation­s
• Stratford teacher’s song featured in movie
• Muhl’s status uncertain.
• New this Week: ‘Tina,’ ‘Runaway Bunny’ and ‘City on a Hill’
• School funds, new sewer plant among budget requests
• Van brings opioid treatment to those who need it
• Top court declines appeal of murderer studying to be priest
• Residents, staff remember hardships a year after COVID hit CT nursing homes
• State has high hopes for a new unemployme­nt benefits system
• Tech leads stocks up as bond yields ease
• BOOMING PRODUCE SALES MAY NOT OUTLAST PANDEMIC
• CT sports betting could start in time for NFL
• Train honoring Bush returns to his Texas library for exhibit
• ‘I don’t think there’s a better gift I can give someone’
• ‘Life is nonlinear and you don’t know anything’
• Transphobi­a, hostility about protesters in private cop group
• Photos of migrant detention highlight Biden’s border secrecy
• Editorial on climate initiative got it wrong
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• ‘Home rule’ is a false argument on housing
• CT refugee agencies look to help ease border crisis
• Mutual respect among FCIAC’s semifinal teams
• Cougars cruise
• Bouknight likely to leave for NBA
• Gonzaga rolls past Oklahoma
• Kreider helps Rangers hand Sabres 14th straight loss
• Baylor, Lakers great and aerialist pioneer, dies at 86
• Difficult sister hurt when her offer to move out is gratefully accepted
• The correct way to clean your light switches, wallplates

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