Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2020-07-12

• Slowing its roll
• Stone move spurs tumult
• Some in GOP cool on Trump
• First official nursing home death from COVID-19 may offer clues
• Disney gates open
• Virtual success
• Multidimen­sional
• YANKEE HAS VIRUS
• MARINE OUTBREAK
• Inequality stings as virus cases rise
• Biden agenda taking the liberal populist approach
• Lawyers seek to halt Purdue Pharma political contributi­ons
• Wearying of protests, some Republican­s wary of support
• Churches paying steep price after reopening
• UConn warns proposed apartment would imperil full developmen­t of much-touted university tech park
• Hardy flap just won’t go away
• Vote expected later this month on police reform bill
• Conflictin­g stories on chief’s traffic incident
• It’s time to allow wine sales in grocery stores
• Let’s protect internatio­nal students from unjust threat
• Hartford City Councilman calls for Hartford police chief to resign
• What will a female VP nominee face? We already know
• Let transgende­r teens run in high school events
• If we want more equity, corporatio­ns have to step up and help
• Deporting foreign students would not be smart
• No need to worry about Biden’s pick for his VP
• Underdog pick not very likely for Biden
• ‘You can’t just turn it off’
• US adults less sexually active, study finds
• I have no serious moles. Do I need a skin check?
• Unlocking lug nuts
• Drinking soft drinks may result in acne breakouts
• Kindness toward feral cats creates a dilemma
• No availabili­ty of natural light? No problem
• Smarter rest stops
• LeBron won’t wear social justice message on jersey
• Weber has earned spot as a starter
• Cespedes is certain he’ll be ready for Opening Day
• Tanaka waits out storm playing catch in right field
• Celtics coach to take over Duke women
• Chemistry lab: New managers test for right mix amid virus
• Staging at home
• Avon author writes about harmful effects of school dress codes
• Music’s winners and losers for 2020, so far
• Music insiders spin the soundtrack for a once-in-a-lifetime season
• Books great for quarantine, but not the book business
• A dead rabbi and his contentiou­s congregati­on
• How to pick a friendly neighborho­od
• Cups, saucers not from the famed Wedgwood factory
• Smart door lock loaded with impressive features
• A palette of colors, ideas for exterior house paint
• Let’s bring back the large front porch
• Fresh-air feel How the coronaviru­s may change your next home
• Enforcing associatio­n rules about smoking
• Styles that conceal extra weight around the waist
• Up the summer fun with these gadgets
• Have you given yourself a tattoo yet?
• Get your space organized
• 5 wardrobe staples to get you through quarantine

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