The Day - 2021-05-14

• CDC: Masks can begin to go away
• GOP lawmakers call for federal aid in State Pier project
• State report criticizes Stonington on Chokas allegation­s
• Those fully vaccinated can skip them
• UCONN PRESIDENT RESIGNS AFTER LESS THAN TWO YEARS ON THE JOB
• Sports: Connecticu­t Sun open 2021 WNBA season tonight at Atlanta
• A Stonington High School coach was fired in 2019 for sending Snapchat messages to two female students.
• Gas crunch continues after line hack
• Restaurant­s, stores raise pay to attract workers
• Why Israelis thought they were safer
• Hartford budget games
• Voting, Texas style
• Bill would encourage living kidney donations
• THE NEW HOT SPOT
• How to tie a bowline knot and other useless informatio­n
• Angeline Jolie film is pulpy, borderline laughable
• Sister-in-law is burderned by knowledge of man’s philanderi­ng
• YOUR STARS
• No more confidenti­ality for users of N-word ... plus consequenc­es
• Softball experience­s at Fitch and Bucknell have prepared Wolfgang for next chapter
• Yankees' Torres positive for COVID despite being vaccinated
• Bacon's Colton Vasseur no-hits Stonington in ECC Division I baseball game
• Bacon girls remain unbeaten in ECC Division II
• Daily Bridge Club
• Preston residents will get an in-person chance to review proposed 2021-22 budgets
• First three months of 2021 eventful for Mohegan Gaming
• $18.2M contract awarded for CGA building
• Connecticu­t nursing home workers postpone planned strikes
• Ledyard Town Council member resigns.
• POLICE LOGS
• Leigh Perkins, who built Orvis into an upscale sporting brand, dies at 93
• Pervis Staples, 85, member of Staple Singers
• Coast Guard Academy announces its new provost
• Choosing outdoor wall décor
• Demand for second homes is more than double pre-pandemic levels
• Homes with treehouses are selling for 2.2% more than expected
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