Hartford Courant - 2022-01-06

• Court denies victims’ claims
• State Capitol closing 2 days a week due to virus-related shortages
• US Capitol Police chief details security upgrades
• CDC advisers endorse Pfizer boosters for younger teens
• Chinese city struggles in lockdown
• Many in GOP see attack on Capitol differentl­y
• Garland vows anyone responsibl­e for Jan. 6 to be held accountabl­e
• Hong Kong cites virus in banning US flights
• Catalytic converters targeted
• Taiwan to invest in Lithuania amid China feud
• $29K for an average used car? Would-be buyers left shocked
• Feds pull plug on Killingly natural gas plant
• DEMOCRACY STILL UNDER ATTACK
• As omicron threatens hospitals, it is time to discuss triage
• Manchester woman, 21, missing for two weeks Sister says ‘not like her’ to just vanish
• Three Kings Day
• State gives $34M in relief to workers hurt by COVID-19
• Amato’s toy shop in New Britain to close
• FEW TAUGHT SICKLE CELL MATH
• Meghan nets 1 pound from lawsuit
• ‘Harry Potter’ reunion plays like making-of documentar­y
• HOROSCOPES
• Hannah Soar
• Labrie brings a world of hockey experience to Hartford
• Still no vax, Kyrie’s back: Club looks to star guard for help
• Jones expects to feel heat from Dolphins
• Team names C.J. Mosley MVP
• Ownership quiet as players back Judge
• Year begins with working vacation
• Djokovic denied entry to Australia
• Weaknesses
• Rematch adds wrinkle
• NATIONAL SPORTS REPORT
• Cora close to getting 3rd base coach job
• Ward off chills with chicken pozole
• For simple twist on wintry salad, cook the dressing
• Most fun snack you’ve ever eaten
• California cabernet beyond the stereotype­s
• Ingredient of the year

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