The News-Times - 2020-04-29

• A ‘caring soul’
• Danbury area readies for slow reopen
• 56 fatalities reported at 14 Benchmark facilities
• Suit: Some FCI inmates at ‘grave risk’ of COVID-19
• State will launch system to track coronaviru­s contacts
• Leaders try to disrupt ‘pandemic fatigue’
• Comics keep laughs coming even with clubs closed by COVID-19
• Retail alcohol sales spike in state
• Official: Federal aid falls short of helping colleges, students
• New Milford parade thanks medical pros
• Sherman makes new Memorial Day plans due to coronaviru­s
• Rash of car thefts an outlier in time when police see traffic stops, accidents plummet
• STATE, CBIA LAUNCHING PROTECTIVE MASK GIVEAWAY
• Purdue donates $2M for coronaviru­s, opioid relief
• Crane Co. revenues slip amid pandemic
• Slumping tech stocks help drag indexes lower
• Ganim adopts high profile pandemic messaging
• Projected to lose $1.5B, Conn. hospitals await more federal aid
• Margaret Rose Jarosh O’Neill
• Joan (White) Schmiedel
• Dr. John N. Aragones
• THOMAS L. PRITCHARD
• Open windows on talks to open state
• When going to the grocery store is the week’s highlight
• Reopening state calls for public scrutiny
• Oppose denial of public’s vote on budget
• Decision looming
• Sacred Heart’s Bryana Cielo shares story of epilepsy, her story of strength
• Darnold and Herndon could be the Jets’ dynamic duo
• Draft picks will give Judge versatilit­y
• MLB opening options include 3 regional divisions
• Japan officials: Tokyo Games difficult to hold without vaccine
• Orioles 1B Mancini expects to miss season to treat cancer
• North Carolina governor OKs race at Charlotte
• Inmates battle mixed messages on home confinemen­t
• Trump to order meat processing plants to stay open
• Muscle pain may not be due to statin
• Demonstrat­e gratitude for kids’ sake

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