Connecticut Post - 2021-04-06

• ‘WE BELIEVE IN BRIDGEPORT’
• Feds: Duo retaliated against employees
• Stratford craft brewer eyes site for expansion
• Lamont expects parades, outdoor graduation­s
• State moves to make voting easier
• New this Week: ‘Kung Fu,’ ‘Rebel’ and ‘Thunder Force’
• Bridgeport man accused of spitting at hospital guard
• Boutique brings ‘new calming space’ to Westport
• Trumbull delays budget vote
• Some left behind with pandemic’s effect on housing market
• Groups: Census privacy tool could hurt voting rights goals
• A guide for managing end-of-pandemic anxiety
• Cyberattac­k disables DMV’s emissions testing
• U.S. Supreme Court denies Alex Jones in Sandy Hook case
• Schools adjust as teachers call out sick with COVID vaccine side effects
• State will honor 29 Black women suffragist­s
• A step in the right direction
• Harvey Weinstein appeals conviction, blames ‘cavalier’ judge
• Health care services firm to shut office in North Haven
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Ban would hurt struggling restaurant­s in pandemic
• How to achieve fairness
• Blumenthal wants mapping apps to include truck bans, low-bridge warnings
• Baylor beatdown
• See ya Sam: Jets trade Darnold to Panthers for 3 draft picks
• Phillies rally for win over Mets after deGrom pulled
• Bueckers wins Wooden Award
• Carlton transferri­ng to Houston
• Stanton-ian grand slam helps power Yankees
• Irving’s 40 lead Nets over Knicks
• Bogaerts has 4 of Boston’s 16 hits in win over Ray
• Sound Tigers edged by Bruins
• Poll: Border woes dent Biden approval on immigratio­n
• No egg roll again, but Easter Bunny still visits White House
• European countries scramble to tamp down latest virus surge
• Man’s comment to gay brother may lead to a permanent estrangeme­nt
• An interestin­g theory: we’ve evolved past war

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