The Day - 2020-03-08

• SEEING HOPE FOR SOFIA’S FUTURE
• New London man: Bernie Sanders is ‘consistent’ on campaign issues
• From rumrunners to atomic submarines: ‘Back in The Day’ debuts online at theday.com
• Spread defies efforts
• Group revisiting child execution in New London in 18th century
• Sports: UConn women beat Temple, 94-61, and advance to AAC tourney semifinals
• Second case linked to Connecticu­t.
• Rhode Island announces third case.
• White House nixed travel advisory.
• Ship passengers still stranded.
• Connecticu­t College prepares.
• Impact on the sports world.
• Sanders, Biden move on to next batch of Tuesday primaries
• A taste of Vietnam W
• Volatility of gold prices empties jewelry boxes in wild selling spree
• Wall Street’s pros at a loss
• Perspectiv­e: In today’s column Paul Choiniere writes that the big Democratic primary turnouts seen on Super Tuesday should have Connecticu­t Republican­s concerned. B3
• U.S. trade deficit narrows in January
• WORKSHOPS
• Ann Petry’s success and our failure
• We endanger horseshoe crabs at our own peril
• Mystic developmen­t plan a balancing act
• Be resolute Democrats, but don’t be afraid
• Authority redacts email comments on meeting
• Forum draws focus to drug costs
• NPU makes changes to utility security deposit requiremen­ts
• COMMUNITY CALENDAR
• Emanuel Luftglass
• Thomas Peter Millaras
• Jonathan Burbank
• James Sande Sr.
• Providence schools turnaround plan expected next month
• Jazz pianist McCoy Tyner dies
• Charles Fenick
• Mary McCurdy
• MUNICIPAL MEETINGS
• Huskies are off and running
• Dr. I finds a practical use while we all battle the Coronaviru­s
• TYRRELL HATTON HAS A TWO-SHOT LEAD ON THE HARDEST DAY AT BAY HILL SINCE 1983
• Waterford girls win state championsh­ips in cheerleadi­ng and fencing.
• AAC SEMIFINALS
• Coast Guard women roll past Va. Wesleyan
• Atkinson out as Nets coach in a surprise split
• Celtics’ Walker struggles with his minutes restrictio­n since return
• NASCAR hopes rules changes improve drama
• SPRING TRAINING BASEBALL ROUNDUP
• Signed off: MLB limits spring autographs amid virus outbreak
• Old Lyme girls earn another shot at East Hampton in quarters
• Advic e on book clubs
• ‘The Age of Entitlemen­t’ is a fascinatin­g read
• Passover host realizes she gets no thanks for her effort
• Actor Martin Freeman didn’t plan on fame
• Beautiful visuals and dreamy puzzles make ‘Luna The Shadow Dust’ an unusually enchanting game
• New album, new house and new supergroup keep country’s William Clark Green busy

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