Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2021-11-07

• ‘This will all be underwater’
• What will state get from $1T bill?
• Biden says separated kids’ families deserve some compensati­on
• Despite smooth vote, distrust rote
• Sudan activists reject power-sharing with army
• Mystic makes ‘secret foodie’ list
• Forgiving jobless benefits isn’t easy
• Salute opens restaurant in ‘the new Little Italy’
• THIS WILL GET YOUR ATTENTION
• Indexing stands the test of time
• Tax implicatio­ns of rollovers, other reader questions
• Social Security still lags inflation, new study shows
• How you can get affordable health insurance
• Birdsey, Donald B.
• Babcock, Dorothy (Hunter)
• Badon, Francis H
• Amenta, Michael G.
• Collins, Charlotte M. (Cook)
• Bazzano, Cynthia P.
• Dempsey, James C.
• DeSousa, Ramiro
• Fezio, James M.
• Chojnicki, Jeannine R.
• Hughes, Carroll j.
• Hogg, Ronald James
• Genis, Joseph
• Higgins, Jane H.
• Houle, G. Roland
• Keating, Robert Noel
• Milliot, Margaret R (Greaves)
• Schutzer, Jerome
• Schoffstal­l, Susie Elaine (Kelly)
• Jorgensen, John H.
• Mauri, Frank A.
• Martin, Ellen (Seeley)
• Trowbridge, Dr. Phillip E.
• Weaver, Arlene (Hebebrand)
• Verravas, Külli (Kohler)
• Thomsen, Peter A.
• State officials’ murky conduct fed controvers­y
• FREE SPEECH AND GUNS DON’T MIX
• Transparen­cy has not been a priority for Lamont, Dems
• Trumpism lives on without Trump
• The elite Democrats need to confront their privilege
• Panicky holiday shopping is dumb, self-defeating
• On exhibit
• Golden Girls puppets, Dave Matthews at Mohegan Sun, an evening with C.S. Lewis
• Looking for ‘the extraordin­ary in the ordinary’
• Jukebox, the Hilton
• Wedge of Blacktop, Saturday, 1955
• From classic to neo-noir, make it a ‘Noirvember’ to remember
• Harper reaches a good place in acting career
• Why you should consider a travel agent when booking your next trip
• An explosion of color
• Still waiting for a refund on canceled Air Portugal flight
• Williams can’t wait to revisit Montreal
• Get flabbergas­ted in a Haarlem B&B
• Faulty correction­s call out for correcting
• HOROSCOPES
• Emmanuel: Message of unity in film
• Basement accommodat­ions boast twin bed, dust, spiders
• Rant about removable cups spurs more questions on bras
• Finding cat-proof fencing to keep them in your yard
• Seniors decry health care providers’ age bias
• How lung restoratio­n can improve organ availabili­ty
• Turmeric helped postpone hip replacemen­t surgery
• 2 big bosses — Springstee­n, Obama — on America today
• Katie Couric tells of feeling betrayed by ex-pal Lauer
• Teams deal with tragedy, COVID-19 issues
• Paving the way
• Picking up the slack
• Stay or go?
• Blackhawks fire coach Colliton after rough start
• New York’s ironman
• Yale scores its most points under coach Reno, defeats Brown 63-38
• Boilermake­rs again stun a top-3 team
• UConn women’s schedule
• Ridder, Bearcats hold off Hurricane, move to 9-0
• Three UConn-South Carolina matchups in one season? Maybe
• Hovland in position to repeat in Mexico
• Season finale has lots to like
• Beckham reunion could be perfect fit
• Watching offensive success may help Wilson
• Pats may face McCaffrey as Panthers activate RB
• Rocky Hill tops Lewis Mills behind Barboza’s two TDs
• Potential buyer considers not using an agent
• How to plan garage conversion
• Vernis Martin cabinet an elegant find despite condition
• Property Week
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• Most buyers say ‘no worries’ to haunted house, poll shows
• Building inspection­s not a given everywhere

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