The News-Times (Sunday) - 2022-03-20

• After lackluster winter, signs of spring are here
• Why Renee Zellweger chose prosthetic­s and padding for ‘Pam’
• New Milford woman repays former teacher after 30 years
• New Milford pigs defend their pen against young bear
• Lawmakers push bill to forgive unemployme­nt ‘overpaymen­ts’
• Finance board proposes $77.7M budget in ‘era of fiscal fragility’
• Robert Fish, former firefighte­r and dedicated volunteer, dies at 56
• John S. Zembruski Sr.
• Randy Lewis
• Town prepares for Restaurant Week
• Board seeks input on schools chief search
• Magnet schools key to educationa­l equality
• Red Alert for Newtown
• How I avoid paying for the beach
• Belief ‘housing is a right’ is at heart of issue
• Stop making prisoners pay for incarcerat­ion
• Thomaston, a small town built on family, wins title for ‘The Mayor’
• Greenwich wins eighth straight title
• Bueckers shows spark in tourney win
• Nelson’s third-period hat trick leads Isles past Stars
• Troubled Chelsea into FA Cup semis; Arsenal wins in league
• Smith’s 26 points help UCF to first victory over Florida
• One $hining Moment: Players can cash in on NCAA success
• Full-blown chaos: NASCAR preps for wild racing at Atlanta
• AP source: Correa and Twins agree to $105.3M, 3-year deal
• MLB deal took 11 months of bargaining, most moves at end
• Mets newcomer Canha boosted by Showalter’s compliment­s
• Why Tom Brady returned to the Buccaneers
• Longtime NFL reporter Clayton dies at 67 after brief illness
• Denied swift victory, Russian military maintains strong hand
• Police officer: Mariupol ‘wiped off the face of the earth’
• ‘A REVOLUTION IN HOW WE THINK ABOUT WORK’
• Commercial property owners look to create more warehouse space
• Study: Growing cities threaten survival of more than 800 species

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