Hartford Courant - 2020-10-02

• FALL SPORTS BEGIN
• Report: Nursing home experts neglected
• Approval granted for utilities rebates
• DPH issues alert for Norwich
• No trick-or-treating door to door this Halloween due to pandemic
• A special tribute
• Recovery stagnant
• COVID relief bill
• Election 2020
• Trump’s tax deductions are open to interpreta­tion
• Judge: Government’s suit over Bolton book can proceed
• Report finds flaws in Catholic Church abuse-prevention plans
• Voting lawsuits clogging up US courts
• Learning experience­s to remember
• Top Trump aide Hicks tests positive for coronaviru­s
• Senate panel to order social media CEOs to testify
• Google OKs $1B deal with news publishers
• Restaurant­s facing new hurdle
• For ski resorts, hiring is uphill slog amid US student visa ban
• Hilton Hartford hotel to go on auction block
• Barrett opposed ‘abortion on demand’
• Facebook tightens political ad bans as election nears Diocesan bankruptcy: General’s endorsemen­t:
• Gig workers need protection more than ever
• Stowe Prize recipient brings us closer to understand­ing injustice
• What do we want for our nation?
• State has issued 42 fines for virus travel violations
• Colchester nursing home has 57 infections
• Fatality
• Travel Local officials hesitant
• Most school districts sticking with online, in-person hybrid
• Hartford gets ballot help with $350K grant
• Jongbloed nomination to federal bench delayed
• Remaining residents vacate after Three Rivers outbreak
• Philly nice: Rivers next 76ers coach
• Full Big East slate planned
• Yanks won’t play into Rays’ mind games
• Area results, summaries, schedules.
• Chief concerns
• No panic in Ryan or defense as Rams await
• COVID-19 delays creating challenges
• When Bucs near the goal line, Brady looks for Evans
• Hobbled Heat still in fighting mood
• Baffert goes for record without valued assistant
• Ex-champ Ostapenko upsets No. 2 seed in Paris
• Alabama, Georgia face tests
• A’s advance for 1st time since ’06 postseason
• Second shutout boosts Braves
• Marathon caps sweep
• Through Geno’s eyes
• WEST HARTFORD
• Brown tones dominate for fall
• TV CROSSWORD
• Bidding Quiz BRIDGE
• CROSSWORD
• ASK AMY Mother-in-law’s questions go too deep
• McCoy planter seems to be popular with collectors
• Soundproof­ing room can be DIY project or pro job

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