Connecticut Post - 2021-04-01

• Experts: Vaccine trial a ‘win-win’
• Fairfield considers mixed-use proposal in town center
• State seeking more teachers of color
• Derby, Ansonia report spike in COVID cases
• State’s COVID death decline leads most states. Why?
• Tammy Duckworth illustrate­s a bold refusal to quit
• Districts plan to vaccinate teens
• Police: Felons caught with loaded gun
• Stratford Dems criticize council chair’s Zoom etiquette
• Drive-thru dooms Shelton convenienc­e store plans
• Pandemic cannot stop Shelton STEAM Night
• Dems push major bills through three key committees
• Data: COVID-19 cases going up among Conn. school-aged children
• As vaccine eligibilit­y grows, Conn. offers more locations
• Report: Coming wave of state retirement­s could save Connecticu­t $900 million
• Judge: Agency illegally paid for Colorado predator hunt
• Ralph E Lyon
• Man’s Ebola relapse spawned dozens of new cases in Africa
• Suit: Quinnipiac ‘deprived students of in-person learning’
• Pizza moves a bit closer to becoming CT’s ‘state food’
• DeLauro seeks social safety net upgrade
• Wall Street agency gives CT first bond rating upgrade in 20 years
• Investment firms complete buy of Nestle Waters North America
• HOSPITALIT­Y INDUSTRY OUTLOOK STILL ON SHAKY GROUND
• ‘Sports gaming is a great category’
• S&P 500 climbs, closing out its 4th straight quarterly gain
• Last State Restricted Silver Walking Liberty Bank Rolls go to CT residents
• Vaccine eligibilit­y offers a brighter future
• Change would make housing statutes fairer
• Don’t penalize towns working hard on affordable housing
• A CLASS BY HERSELF
• Solution to NCAA’s gender inequity begins with respect
• Bouknight declares for NBA Draft
• UConn’s Bueckers becomes first freshman named AP Player of the Year
• Fairfield Prep is No. 1, again
• Connecticu­t wellrepres­ented on Opening Day rosters
• Muhl’s status remains uncertain for Final Four matchup
• OPENING DAY CAPSULES
• Pentagon sets policies for transgende­r service members to openly serve again
• N.Y. is latest state to legalize recreation­al marijuana
• Ex-cop told onlooker Floyd was big, ‘probably on something’
• Aneurysm repair safer than rupture
• Wife keeps asking husband about ex

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