Hartford Courant - 2021-03-31

• State braces for flood of shot sign-ups
• Pushing for equity
• ‘He didn’t care what we were saying’
• State’s positive test rate tops 5%
• Relaxed outdoor dining rules will continue into 2022
• G. Gordon Liddy dies
• Tackling hate crimes
• Judicial nominees
• US, allies express doubts over virus origin report
• Service honors Boulder officer killed in attack
• ‘ My mother’s losing her will to live’
• Ala. warehouse vote may spark more union pushes
• Epic Games files UK complaint against Apple
• Jan. home prices log biggest gain in 7 years
• Vocal firms quiet on voting
• New England wind power boosted by Biden’s push for offshore energy
• Vehicle travel rolling back to previous levels
• Lamont proposes free weekend bus service
• Germany restricts AstraZenec­a vaccine in people under 60
• Over 4,100 migrants, many kids, packed in Texas facility
• The politics of bigotry stem from trumped-up crises
• Georgia’s new law on voting not about Jim Crow
• Why can’t Republican­s be populists?
• Americans can finally grow hair so thick “It will cover up your bald spots,” says top US Doctor
• Lamont holds on to his pandemic powers
• New scooter program rolling into Hartford
• UConn probing conduct incidents
• Women’s prison officer charged with sexual assault
• Manchester green-lights plan for Parkade mixed-use space
• Religious exemption bill headed for a vote
• Residents rally against 24-hour gas station
• No budget cuts, urges sole voice at hearing
• As temporary warming center closes, Manchester seeking a long-term fix
• Could be fair or foul
• Beavers reflect on ‘hell of a run’
• UConn women’s rowing alumni file complaint
• Baylor feels shortchang­ed by late no call
• 1 South Carolina vs. Louisville/Stanford winner
• Barnes cleared
• Lindor contract extension watch ongoing
• Flyers put Gostisbehe­re on waivers
• Packers retain Lewis, Lancaster
• Owners approve 17th regular-season game
• Dominating defense puts Gamecocks in Final Four
• Zags make it look easy in win over USC
• Polian: Offensive line needs to be addressed
• Team member faces sexual assault charges
• Hartford Athletic announces schedule, will play 16 at home
• A Florida state of mind
• US extends travel restrictio­ns at land borders with Canada and Mexico
• TV CROSSWORD
• Spouse doesn’t want to whine about wine
• HOROSCOPES
• Texas bluebonnet season a cerulean spectacle
• CROSSWORD
• Harry Connick Jr. explores his faith in lockdown
• Drama set in past reflects America’s present

Hartford Courant - 2021-03-30

Hartford Courant - 2021-04-01