Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2023-01-29

• House options in area are few
• Memphis police account of Nichols arrest lacking
• Pope’s handwritte­n note clarifies remarks on homosexual­ity, sin
• Teen wounds 2 in Jerusalem a day after synagogue attack
• A ‘true public servant’
• Advocates working to prevent overdoses
• GOP proposes big change to housing law
• High court rules against medical practices
• The death of diversific­ation?
• On the rebound
• Conservati­ve investment­s that may stand out in 2023
• Biden proposes new student loan relief plan
• 3 ways entreprene­urs can gain a competitiv­e advantage
• Prepare for longevity
• Get better at practicing self-compassion
• Repayment options on private student loans
• Plan a wedding you can afford
• Study: Teens who use Instagram are happier than people think
• No relief on taxation of Social Security benefits
• The whitewash that cost Connecticu­t $240,000
• Don’t let state stay an electoral backwater
• Ranked-choice voting should be implemente­d
• Aid in Dying is a humane end to physical suffering — not suicide
• Congress in 1917 did not expect this
• Abortion pill lawsuit won’t get a fair shake post-Roe
• Is there anything that can be done to assuage rage in rural America?
• Bidstrup, Jilda Brown
• Cobb, Charles T
• Champa, John Nicholas
• Bordeau, Linda J
• McLendon, Louvenia
• Cullen, Dr. Mary Teresa
• Olmsted, Betsy Fuller Bissell
• Oechsler, Jonathan
• Rankin, James W.
• Brisco, Ralph E.
• Rhule, Evelyn M. (Sewell)
• Kelly, Jr., Francis J. "Bud"
• Richter, Julia Grace (Plassmann)
• Schuman, Arthur N
• Howard, Dorothea K
• Butterwort­h, Carol A
• Andrews, Robert M.
• Paquette, Georgette Boucher
• McVerry, Martha
• Brickett, Betty Lou (Prouty)
• Walz-Michaels, Gerda
• Whitman, Jr., Thomas S.
• Thurston, Fay Marie (Govoni)
• Mancoll, William
• Steiner, Henry "Skip"
• MAKING HER STORY
• Chock, Bates defend their ice dancing title
• McIlroy, Reed tied in Dubai
• Creighton beats Xavier behind balanced scoring
• UConn baseball ready to continue chase to Omaha
• Vegas says some classics are coming
• Scoring position
• BROCK PURDY 2022 regular season stats
• JOE BURROW 2022 regular season stats
• Not the Patriot Way
• 17 players ejected from game between New Britain and Bloomfield on Friday
• Sabalenka defeats Rybakina to capture 1st Grand Slam title
• A modern LatinX twist on a dark romantic classic
• Local theaters kick off year with a wide range of shows
• Worth the wait
• Connecticu­t museums and galleries offering exhibits
• Park: Film ‘about the margins of the margins’
• Movie genres marry in ‘Shotgun Wedding’
• Develop this wintertime habit to save animals’ lives
• Volunteer to organize if you don’t like school’s approach
• Buying makeup even in tough times
• Isolated friend sends ‘woke’ email polemics
• Manilow brings melody back to pop
• HOROSCOPES
• Opposite Day
• Hager has become a publishing kingmaker
• DENMARK’S COLORFUL HISTORY
• Experts explain why it takes so long to remodel a kitchen
• Sustainabl­e upgrades you can make to your home this year
• Parents worry gifted funds could become marital asset
• Build a Home to Suit Your Style in Bayberry Crossing
• Make your home a personal sanctuary
• REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIO­NS
• Get happy surprises from impulse buys
• Selling houses while Black
• Changing the home appraisal industry
• Should you use foam insulation?

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