Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2022-09-25

• Iran anti-regime protests spread to dozens of cities
• Russia fires shells amid staged votes
• EPA office puts race, poverty forward in environmen­t rules
• Can NASA actually save the world?
• Actor won Oscar for role as cruel nurse in ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• ‘You take from the poor and give to the rich’
• Answering a higher call
• 2 US vets released by Russia get emotional welcome home in Ala.
• New York Times Crossword BECAUSE I SAID SO!
• Shining a light on Tourette syndrome
• A step toward health equity
• An undergroun­d comics pioneer, feminist voice
• Dates set for fall hunting seasons
• It’s time to evaluate your life insurance
• Don’t fall prey to QUIET FIRING
• Rules regarding inherited IRAs, other reader questions
• Recession prep
• Ryan Reynolds to offer $5,000 grants to beginner creatives
• Job seekers, this social theory could be the key to your success on LinkedIn
• 7 updates that your resume needs now
• Regrets? Retirees have a few.
• How postponing when you take Social Security changes your benefit
• Series I bonds provide college savings hedge
• You should probably stop checking email so much
• Questions for Connecticu­t’s gubernator­ial candidates
• NO END IN SIGHT
• A state trooper’s humanity is a lesson to all
• Rennie doesn’t understand the subject matter
• Russia’s invasion, inflation and lost credibilit­y
• Even the mainstream Republican­s are still pretty extreme
• Putin’s cannon fodder won’t win war
• Alfonsi, M.D., Ambrose
• Bachta, Marian B.
• Papanek, Gustav Fritz
• Tordonato, Maria (Amenta)
• Hanbury, Patricia Jean (Bovee)
• Hawran, Michael S.
• Whaley, Marlena Pappas
• Gambardell­a, Carolyn Jean (Boyd)
• West, William G.
• Clark, Margaret K.
• Allen-Salamonski, Sherise
• Russo, Thomas
• Hoyt, Robert Andrews
• Hamilton, Marie (Pascucci)
• Carrier, Odette L.
• Bassett, Richard
• Bruneau, Sr., William Normand
• Bradley, Betty Jean (Purrington)
• Hanny, Thomas A., M.D.
• Lucente, Donna M.
• Butler, Frances M.
• Cassells, Lawrence
• Wollmann, Ernest B.
• Davis, John Noble
• UConn’s Giardino impressed by Judge early
• Hall of Famer Louise O’Neal, 83, was a pioneer
• Judge, Pujols are giving fans something to cheer
• What to watch as Knicks open training camp
• Why Celtics trust Mazzulla as their interim head coach
• Judge still at 60 home runs, Yankees beat Red Sox 5-4
• Wilson, Gray lead US to win over China
• Story’s debut season only helped reinforce Bogaerts’ value to team
• Pujols gives fans final ride
• Jets expect improved defense against Bengals
• Ravens (1-1) at Patriots 1-1)
• Rodgers admires Brady, does not expect to play until he’s 45
• Cushman, Miller lead Foran past East Catholic
• Gonzalez the workhorse behind unbeaten Cheshire’s ground attack
• Pitsenberg­er powers Yale to victory over Cornell; Trinity wins
• No. 1 Georgia could be falling after 39-22 win over Kent St
• Rising to the occasion
• Connecticu­t museums and galleries offering exhibits
• Goth sinks teeth into richly dynamic ‘Pearl’ role
• A dog’s personalit­y changes after surgery
• Grocery worker is startled, bumped into by customers
• Tips for working with a sticky zipper
• Atheist wants to say ‘no’ to religious event
• HOROSCOPES
• Lennon gives songs new lease on life
• NATIONAL BESTSELLER­S
• Wenner looks at rock, rolling role
• Greer breaking rules of literary world again
• Making it your own
• How to maintain your chimney
• Condo owner unsure of dryer vent responsibi­lity
• Hanging thermomete­r and wall clock is Louis XV style
• Property Week Chateau-style Home Delivers On Style and Luxury, Inside and Outside
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• Long-Term Care

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