Greenwich Time - 2022-04-01

• ‘Morbius’? More like moribund — this is just batty
• CT panel approves about $140 million for towns, cities
• Former Huskies Bird, Taurasi to broadcast Final Four in MegaCast on ESPN
• Riko’s Pizza to open new location
• ‘The History of Protest Songs’
• Little Liberia lecture GSO concert
• New arts school named for Sandy Hook victim
• Biden oil move aims to cut gas prices ‘fairly significan­tly’
• Lawmakers debate unclaimed property bill
• Jones appeals his potential $1.65M fine
• Crossword puzzle tourney back after COVID hiatus
• Bob Child, photojourn­alist, 86, dies
• Nearly all gun-control measures removed from gov’s crime bill
• Bill advances to protect CT abortion providers, patients
• Our priorities for Greenwich’s budget
• Sikorsky deal a win for state economy
• Why tax medical marijuana, unlike other meds?
• Lawmakers send online dating safety bill to state Senate
• ‘Tremendous challenge’
• Lobo returns to the site of Huskies’ first title
• WOMEN’S FINAL FOUR GAMEDAY No. 2 UCONN vs No. 1 STANFORD
• Juhász has wrist surgery, will return next year
• SOFTBALL | STORYLINES AND GAMES TO WATCH
• 25 CIAC SOFTBALL PLAYERS TO WATCH IN 2022
• CIAC extends format for state tournament­s
• Canó tries first base again as Mets experiment in spring
• Yankees’ Severino turning focus to first start since 2019
• 8-hour gap for Trump during riot
• Russians leaving Chernobyl as fighting rages elsewhere
• Movie review: ‘You Won’t Be Alone’ a dark folk tale, and yet offers hope
• Chris Pine excels as veteran who enters world of private security in ‘The Contractor’
• Pittsburgh filmmakers team up for action-horror romp ‘Force to Fear’
• Will there be more episodes of ‘Ordinary Joe’?
• Discovery of mom’s affair rattles teen
• Desiccant shields pills from moisture

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