Connecticut Post - 2023-02-20

• State nursing homes seek more staff, transparen­cy
• Ant-Man opens big at box office with $104M for ‘Quantumani­a’
• Milford fire calls increase, expected to keep rising
• Westport’s VersoFest to host noteworthy performers, panels
• Fond remembranc­es for Jimmy Carter after he enter hospice
• Health care vaccine mandate remains as some push for an end
• Frank Bepko
• Bridgeport native, Law & Order actor Richard Belzer dead at 78
• Memphis police say 1 dead, 10 injured in overnight shooting
• The First Pets
• Schools find success with Black, Latino history course
• Fairfield Prep knocks off No. 1 Notre Dame-West Haven
• Jackson, UConn on an upward trend
• Xavier makes it 3 straight; New Milford places 2nd
• A look at some rookies who could make significan­t impact
• UConn great Taurasi re-signs with Mercury
• Yankees INF LeMahieu feels great after injury-marred season
• Yale women’s hockey clinches ECAC regular-season title
• Mac McClung soars to slam dunk title at All-Star Saturday
• THC builds up in body’s fat cells
• Reader sees danger in relationsh­ip

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