Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2022-03-06

• Teachers: More needs to be done
• Refugees share harrowing tales
• China planning to hike defense spending by more than 7% to $229B
• Putin: Ukraine’s future is in doubt
• Israeli PM visits Moscow for talks with Putin on Ukraine
• Ukraine’s resistance catches Russia off guard
• Biden familiar with justice choices
• Iran to answer UN nuclear queries as deal talks near end
• Ring the bell, Paul Revere chime finally coming home
• FERTILITY FRAUD
• Finns, Swedes hint at security shift
• Bill on fired cops causes division
• Don’t regret the path not taken — it’s probably worse than you imagine
• Follow the leader
• What to do with ‘the biggest check of your life’
• 5 financial tasks to handle now
• How introverts can prepare emotionall­y for offices reopening
• Why people who build smaller networks are more successful
• Bergman, Ilva (Lente)
• Mellion, Ruth Berman
• Schmittber­ger, Henry
• Loehr, Dorothy (Taylor)
• Franco, Kathleen C.Sheehan
• Zurinskas, Reginald Edward
• Perkins, Carlton "Marty"
• Moran, Patricia A.
• Mancini, Michael
• Zimmerman, Jervis S.
• Estrada, Margo Joan McGeary
• Johnson, Geraldine
• Gaudet, Lorraine
• Wirsul, Lucy (Woodford)
• Jurras, Mark Ivan
• Hannum, Loretta O (O’Meara)
• Bourque, Bernadette
• Palmer, Mary B.(Spranzo)
• Warner, Jr., Alden Young
• Massi, Gloria M.
• Macaulay, Dr. William P.
• Joeckel , Klaus
• Lawry, William R.
• Connery, Ellen A.
• Montefusco, Mattia C.
• Nelson, John Lance
• Richard , Gagnon F.
• Johnson, Jr., George F.
• New subpoena issued in school constructi­on probe
• Ukraine cyber spillover could hit home for US
• A voice in stopping the violence
• Mental health can get lost in shuffle of college experience
• America’s very peculiar perception of the economy
• The week that awoke the world
• GENDER POLITICS TAKES THE STAGE
• Explore undergroun­d at these caves and caverns
• ‘The tug is the drug’
• When things go wrong with accidental bookings
• Kang will take Cake Shake and Chicago
• A medieval pilgrimage in modern times
• Liu: Career ramp-up ‘exhilarati­ng’
• Family’s Easter get-together may turn rotten
• ARTS&LiVING
• Finding solutions to fix jeans that have been stretched-out
• College friend’s family is not owed anything, even butter
• Watch for these symptoms of feline cognitive dysfunctio­n
• According to CDC, flu activity this year is below ‘baseline’
• Eating disorders among men are on the rise
• Simplify goals for success
• In essays, Polley sorts out personal stories
• Huskies smother Hoyas, head to semis
• Scherzer favors ‘ghost win’ plan as talks resume
• UConn slips past DePaul
• Suns’ Johnson banks in three at buzzer for win
• Wahlstrom, Nelson lead Isles past Blues
• Knicks need star executive before falling further behind
• Fan favorite Tacko Fall continues to hope he finds right fit
• Tigers top Gamecocks to win SEC outright
• Forging their own pro path
• Villanova cruises by Butler in regular-season finale
• UConn faces hot-shooting Marquette in semifinals
• Dick Vitale still ‘awesome baby’
• Conard’s Gavin Sherry sets New England two-mile record
• 10 accent elements to elevate your home decor
• A fine time for fine china
• Newel post lamp likely made in the early 20th century
• Check out your basement before rainy spring begins
• Couple seeks advice on purchasing new home
• Property Week
• WEST HARTFORD
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• Next affordable city is already too expensive
• Black innovators reshaped gardening, farming
• Building stone wall and arch

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