Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2022-04-17

• If a tree falls in Conn., you’ll probably hear it
• ‘IT’S JUST NOT RIGHT’
• Norwalk Radiology Consultant­s Drive Change for Mammogram Experience
• Chaplin enters Shelton’s growing restaurant scene
• Easton resident bakes up ‘Random Acts of Carbness’
• Report: Thousands of state children going hungry
• Ukrainian mayor, lawmakers attend Vatican Easter vigil
• BACK IN THE OFFICE
• Modest-income buyers being priced out of new-vehicle market
• Where’s your refund? Here’s how to find out
• Milford says its top cop is state’s best, but paid below average
• Milford Chamber of Commerce to host job fair at CT Post Mall
• Did You Know?
• Sandy Hook charity increasing outreach to help seniors care for pets
• What to know about cannabis dispensari­es in Conn.
• Multiple Connecticu­t fire department­s impersonat­ed in scam
• Not so fast, Boston. First American marathon started in Connecticu­t
• Recalling a war we’d rather forget
• Passover, Easter, Ramadan
• Singing alleluia in a broken world
• CORE CURRICULUM
• Teams excited to play out of state opponenets for first time in 3 years
• Gaels get past Trojans
• 10 things to know about the NBA’s postseason
• Celtics not fazed after drawing recharged Nets
• For Nets’ Irving, no regrets or second guesses on eve of playoffs
• Verdugo, Bogaerts homer as Red Sox shut out Twins
• Gil Hodges’ family cherishing long-awaited Hall of Fame selection
• Pass rushers and offensive tackles rule the top 10
• Allegation­s against Commanders could prompt action by several offices
• Lafreniere scores twice as Rangers blank Red Wings
• Varner III shoots 63, takes RBC Heritage lead
• Bruins beat Penguins to clinch playoff spot
• Distance strains longtime friendship
• Westport goes punk
• THINGS TO DO NEARBY
• PLAN ON IT
• Being true to SELF

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