The Norwalk Hour - 2022-01-14

• Musical ‘Anything Goes’ to steam into American movie theaters in spring
• Thousands of state’s student loan borrowers to get cash payments
• Wilton P&Z questions signage at Sharp Hill Square
• Board of Finance hears pitch for new Wilton town administra­tor post
• State jobless claims return to normal
• CONN.’S NBC SPORTS’ ‘SUNDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL’ RANKS NO. 1 — AGAIN
• Researcher­s say COVID-19 boosters could save 60K lives
• With cold weather returning, take time to dress in layers
• Lawmakers ponder rise in highway deaths as state police stops decline
• The math doesn’t work on paid leave
• Should state’s film efforts fade to black?
• Work to support voting rights for all
• New Canaan superinten­dent of schools: Students’ performanc­e did not ‘fall off cliff’ during pandemic
• 3 seventh-graders hospitaliz­ed after one apparent overdose
• UConn seniors stepping up with trio fueling win at Butler
• UConn’s Cole taking charge
• MLB talks resume after 42-day gap, little progress evident
• Bills no longer Patriots’ patsy after wins in 3 of past 4 games
• Oath Keepers founder charged with seditious conspiracy in Jan. 6 riot
• Review: ‘Scream’ calls again, with plenty of self-mockery
• ‘Munich: The Edge of War’ movie review: A game of geopolitic­al chicken, played out in personal terms
• Review: In ‘Belle,’ a dazzling anime ‘Beauty and the Beast’
• Is ‘Yellowston­e’ coming back?
• Affair leaves woman full of regrets
• Some meds worsen glucose control

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