Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2021-05-09

• APPRECIATI­NG THE LITTLE THINGS
• Return of the moderate Republican
• Key US fuel pipeline operations halted
• ‘He fell through every hole they had in the system.’
• ’20 UConn grads have their day
• Herd immunity elusive
• Yankees rally, win in 11
• Kabul bombing
• Obama dog Bo, a ‘true friend,’ dies from cancer
• Cuomo probe looks at vaccine czar’s phone calls to county leaders
• In pandemic, daily showers circling drain
• ‘Mr. Personalit­y’ made waves as early rock ’n’ roll influence
• Israel police clash with Palestinia­ns in Jerusalem
• Cracking open digital time capsules
• For Canton’s new volunteer fire chief, there’s no place like home
• Lt. gov. quietly settles lawsuit
• 70% of adults vaccinated, but rate is slowing
• Catania, John Robert
• Dos Santos, Luis Manuel Pereira
• Cedor, Patricia E.
• Corallo, Catherine Marie (Sabat)
• Christense­n, Mark E.
• George, Daniel
• Geissler, Susan Martin
• Skahill, Carolyn Marie
• Faas-Landry, Eileen M.
• Dennis, Lisa
• Goellner, Donald Andrew
• HOROWITZ, Ralph
• Hunt, Arthur Walter
• JAGEL, William Robert "Bill"
• Mitchell, Mary (Pringle)
• Hurlbut, Clinton Munro
• Gahura, Andrew W.
• Morgan, Dr. Rebecca S.
• Larsen, Gloria
• Mack, Jeannine (Bernier)
• McIntosh Jr, George C
• Hofmann, Jr., John Wright
• Rosenblatt, Harold M
• Spulick, Lorraine H.
• Williams, Barry R.
• Monticello, Anthony S.
• Silk, Mark R.
• Walter, Leonard
• Tallmadge, Ralph
• Vichas, Louise M (Nobile)
• The tragedy of housing inequality
• Bipartisan budget key to restoring state’s economy
• Here’s why UHart belongs in Division III
• Americans are failing at creating herd immunity
• Are we headed for another government shutdown?
• Censorship’s new ‘banned in Boston’
• CT museums, galleries offering virtual tours
• ‘It’s kind of unbelievab­le’
• New brain study suggests autism develops differentl­y in girls than boys
• ‘Born with the right genetics’
• What to consider when flying with a pet this summer
• Which oil to use for mopeds?
• Foot and ankle surgeons best suited to evaluate bunions
• Banana peels helped one reader with poison ivy rash
• Clinics could close gap in women’s health care
• Why shopping small can make a big impact
• The biology of grief
• ‘Another Round’ explores theory on alcohol
• Travis Scott’s philanthro­py class in session
• Recognitio­n days tough for grieving parents
• HOROSCOPES
• Forcing the Issue
• True-crime author’s latest: Coronado Mansion Case
• Chocolate to McNuggets: A history of kids’ favorite foods
• Enticing novels, short stories and a doorstoppy biography
• INITIAL IMPRESSION­S
• RAISING HER GAME
• Williams Jeter finds perfect fit in Wittenberg
• Batters beware: Year of the pitcher is upon us
• Barca, Madrid, Juventus cling onto Super League, denounce UEFA
• UHart senior Loza heads to Columbus for her first DI women’s regionals
• Portland wins NWSL Challenge Cup
• DeChambeau takes big detour
• Chavis makes an immediate impact in return
• German has strategy in facing Soto for first time
• GM Scott: Lindor-McNeil rat story was ‘not ideal’
• Dalbec powers Sox past O’s
• From pastime to passed time
• No one is comparing QB pick Mac Jones with Brady ... but he’s like Brady
• Wilson: Starting QB job must be earned
• Proceed with caution
• Sense of normalcy could return
• Harvick looking for jumpstart
• Breaking down potential playoff matchups, scenarios
• Zibanejad scores 2 in 3rd as Rangers stop 5-game slide
• Celtics face Heat check in pair of home games
• CONDO PRICES LAGGING
• 5 ways you can improve energy efficiency at home
• Migration to ‘cheaper’ cities shocks the local homebuyers
• Aphrodite statue may be a Carrier-Belleuse original
• Plumbing a great exercise in puzzle-solving
• The benefits of using attorneys at closings

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