Hartford Courant - 2023-02-20

• Teachers decry new special ed system
• Veteran of DRS knocks ‘ripoff ’
• US sees quake damage, pledges additional aid
• No back surgery. Just Relief.
• Deadly Israeli airstrikes hit in Syria’s capital, report says
• Refugees are safe, but not at peace
• Stand-up comic best known as an unforgetta­ble TV cop
• Vargas’ new role becomes clearer
• East Hartford names new principal for magnet school
• Familiar faces in ‘Jeopardy!’ tourney
• ‘We need to center humanity’ in correction­s narrative
• Silence around new explosion reporting is disconcert­ing
• Don’t believe anyone about the economy
• A not so tough fix for our presidenti­al elections
• A battle over Connecticu­t’s spending cap is brewing
• BASED ON A TRUE STORY (EXCEPT THE PARTS THAT AREN’T)
• Producing live tour starring kids latest project for busy Warwick
• R&B artists express themselves more explicitly
• Concertgoe­r bothered by fussy children
• Nod uproar ‘deeply impacted’ actor
• Lin doc ‘38 at Garden’ moves Linsanity beyond basketball
• Taking one final walk
• Bello not in ‘any pain’ amid brief shutdown
• Relishing underdog status
• Lemahieu says foot is fully healed
• Love will join Heat after clearing waivers
• Mcclung win brings buzz
• Quinnipiac earns double-overtime win
• Avon wins its 1st state championsh­ip in 29 years by a half-point
• Kwan relying on steady approach
• Rahm shares spotlight

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