The News-Times - 2021-03-18

• Keeping traditions alive
• City to spend $10.1M in federal funds
• Brookfield moving to bigger COVID-19 vaccinatio­n clinic
• Access to vaccine questioned
• Bethel forms fire commission
• Southbury may switch to town manager government
• Baking Irish soda bread a family affair
• A mad scientist in the music studio, this Starrah is rising IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Red Cross: 5.5% of Connecticu­t blood donations tested positive for COVID-19
• Ridgefield charities raise thousands on Giving Day
• Richard F. Raymond
• Feds giving Conn. $107M for in-school COVID testing
• Netflix puts spotlight on CT dad in admissions scandal
• Doc: Vaccine immunity may last a year or more
• Elevated positivity rate concerns health experts
• UConn professor decries anti-Asian violence
• To rebuild unemployme­nt fund, state looks to bigger businesses
• Enter Hearst Top Workplaces contest; deadline extended
• Interim Foxwoods head chosen as president and CEO
• Few Conn. online job postings pay above $78K median income
• Businesses urged to apply for PPP money
• Wall Street closes higher after Fed says low rates to stay
• ‘Mansion tax’ the wrong fit for Conn.
• At least one fabric of society is shrinking
• The threat to inner-city Catholic high schools
• Put me in coach
• Even Hurley knows UConn ‘a mystery’ entering NCAA tourney
• UConn’s Bueckers named AP First Team All-American
• Hurley swerved, I tweeted, many responded
• Hatters top Rams to move on
• Knight, Bobcat teammates named Hobey Baker candidates
• Man charged with killing 8 people at Ga. massage parlors
• Biden backs changes to filibuster in Senate
• 2 jurors dropped after $27M settlement
• Finding ‘sadness’ on tour of U.S.
• Seek expert help for anxiety attacks
• HOROSCOPE
• Fiancee’s grief challenges her partner

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