Connecticut Post - 2021-03-24

• HUSKIES ADVANCE TO SWEET 16
• Democrats split on health care
• City seeks $300K from Perez, Dunn
• Mom’s complaint alleges Bridgeport special ed services are lacking
• State: Vaccine availabili­ty changes daily
• Harris to visit state Friday
• Power struggle erupts as Lamont’s emergency orders wind down
• Man charged with posting video of ex on porn site
• An indiscreti­on, a stalker and a wedding fuel novel
• Stratford teachers say they were shut out of reopening discussion­s
• Biden, Senate urge gun-law action after Colorado shooting
• Experts: Women of color played key part in Connecticu­t suffrage movement
• Support grows for nonstop flights between Conn., Jamaica
• Sikorsky deals with sand problem
• Experts say COVID-19 anxiety can rise as restrictio­ns ease
• Grow hair so thick “It will cover up your bald spots,” says top US Doctor
• Bridgeport man avoids jail time in near-fatal Greenwich overdose case
• Alex Jones visits New Haven to record conspiracy theory video
• Marion (Hastings) Bonacci Convertino
• Vincent T. Martin
• Eric Alexander Allen
• Richard Kuroghlian
• Marina R Verrilli
• How CT spends federal relief will shape economic future
• Staff problem closes Bridgeport school
• Singer’s ex-partner to testify for Jennifers’ Law
• Fairfield County needs both state, local land use changes
• State child tax credit would ease burden on families
• Inequities seen in NCAA are not a game
• Pomperaug advances to first SWC championsh­ip since 2011
• Cheshire hockey all in the family
• Adams transferri­ng from UConn
• Watson in search of Travelers title No. 4 this June
• Davis comes to Jets with belief Darnold ‘is the guy’
• Rizzotti takes look at career after being fired from George Washington
• Biden’s discipline­d agenda rollout tested by the unexpected
• AstraZenec­a accused of cherry-picking vaccine data
• POTS not a reason to decline vaccine
• Stepmother considers betraying trust

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