The Day - 2020-03-24

• What’s considered an essential business?
• Local officials working with one another on coordinate­d response
• Aid bill efforts stalled
• Postponeme­nt of Olympics in Tokyo appears inevitable
• Sports: C.C. Grant named head football coach at Coast Guard Academy
• ■ Connecticu­t how has 415 cases and 10 deaths.
• ■ Trump weighs restarting economy in defiance of health experts’ advice.
• ■ Sen. Rand Paul mingled while awaiting test result, which was positive.
• ■ Local effort tries to connect isolated seniors and families with tablets.
• ■ U.S. sees more than 100 deaths in a single day.
• Will cure be worse than the disease?
• Lessons to learn from virus crisis
• ‘Un-scaring’ migrants
• Welcomed developmen­t
• Couple’s views on one issue diverge and threaten future
• YOUR STARS
• Norwich goes virtual to approve new school budget
• Housing developmen­t continues to struggle with flood requiremen­ts
• Casino, tribal leaders mourn passing of Sol Kerzner
• Betty Williams, Nobel laureate, led N. Ireland peace movement
• Catherine Hamlin, OB/GYN who healed injured, ostracized mothers
• Grace Wagniere
• Eugene Schultz
• BLOOD DRIVE TO BE THURSDAY IN OLD SAYBROOK
• The great golf debate: Should courses stay open or close?
• Giants close facility indefinite­ly, but go about their business by bringing Dion Lewis, Corey Coleman on board
• Pats release Gostkowski
• Sabrina Ionescu of Oregon is the unanimous choice as the Associated Press women’s basketball player of the year.
• NLL being on pause could have larger consequenc­es.
• Cowboys’ Frederick retires, cites play after nerve disorder

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