Connecticut Post - 2021-03-13

• SUBWAY MOVING JOBS TO MIAMI
• Connecticu­t nursing homes soon could scale back restrictio­ns
• Lamont to speed up vaccinatio­n eligibilit­y
• Report: 2020 job losses deeper than we thought
• Derby alderman to challenge Mayor Dziekan for top job
• Almodóvar returns to the female universe with Penélope Cruz
• TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS
• City fires teacher accused of falsifying special ed plans
• Westport expecting $1.5M back for storm and COVID-19 costs
• Police warn of increased catalytic converter thefts
• Man accused of trying to bribe police officer
• Convicted drug dealer charged with operating a ‘grocery store of drugs’
• Data: 40% of CT COVID cases could have UK strain
• COVID-19 deaths falling, but Americans ‘must remain vigilant’
• Minneapoli­s to pay $27 million to settle Floyd family lawsuit
• Flu cases increase gradually in state, no new deaths
• Stocks mostly shake off a weak start, edge to more records
• YARD HOUSE PLANS APRIL 12 OPENING AT SONO COLLECTION
• Kenneth Kelly, Black space engineer, housing advocate, dies at 92
• Conflict grows between U.S., allies over vaccine supply
• IRS: Next round of COVID relief checks on the way
• ‘Ban the box’ to balance the scales
• Fair Share Zoning the right thing and the smart thing
• Stay or go? Fence, Guard pose Capitol security questions
• Huskies denied by Bluejays
• ‘An amazing human’
• Fairfield fights way into final
• Here’s why Mets are being cautious with Dominic Smith in left field
• Fairfield falls to No. 1 seed Marist
• Knight unanimous pick for Hockey East’s top goalie
• Long-term PPI use poses small risks

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