Connecticut Post - 2021-04-13

• Perez sentence: One year, one day
• Swastika discovered at Ansonia Nature Center
• State has $235M in rent relief, but few are applying
• Long list of state projects seek federal infrastruc­ture funding
• Program takes on student absenteeis­m, disengagem­ent
• ‘None of them are ever going to learn’
• Read a master class in short story telling
• Youth vaccine clinics being planned for Valley teens
• Nurses hit road to bring COVID vaccine to homebound residents
• Some area towns to hold Memorial Day parades
• DPH issues guidelines to hold proms and graduation­s in CT
• DMV: No timeline for return of emissions tests
• Gov. confident amid talk of 4th virus wave
• Shelton COVID relief funds to go to TVs, tools
• State reaches vaccine milestone; dip in doses expected
• Mohegan Sun inks 3-year deal for Miss America competitio­n
• Conn. Realtors use social media to help gain a competitiv­e edge
• Elinor Henderson
• Edwin J. Hellauer
• Michael C. Johnson
• Reinhard May
• Angela Socci
• CT set to tap federal funds after deaths of 2 juveniles in Hartford
• Fairfield mom accused of abandoning son released on bond
• Long lines for food persist a year into pandemic
• Floyd’s brother sheds tears on stand
• Report distorts pension debt. discourse in Conn.
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Opportunit­y ‘to correct the profound inequaliti­es’ in state
• Higashioka and Cole help Yankees beat Blue Jays
• Auriemma eager to see how crowded roster will take shape next season
• New star on campus
• Former Jets QB Darnold excited to be where he’s ‘wanted’ in Carolina
• Patriots’ Edelman retires
• Ollie getting back into coaching with new league
• Mets-Phillies postponed after rainout miscue on Sunday
• Randle leads Knicks over Lakers
• Responsibl­e man’s tattoos draw fire from wife who says he’s gone too far
• Eerie tales in classic Murakami collection

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