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![Blind Rhino owner Matt Bacco prepares his restaurant with socially distanced seating Friday, March 4, 2021, in Norwalk, Conn. The state issued a COVID restriction easement for restaurants allowing for more dining with specified distance between tables.]()
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![Rabbi Brian Immerman of Congregation Mishkan Israel in Hamden March 5, 2021.]()
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![Some Connecticut essential workers are concerned about coming into contact with larger amounts of people while they wait to be vaccinated.]()
- Cuts recommended in Greenwich’s proposed municipal budget
![Greenwich residents Roman and Nicole Josiger catch some sun at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park on a sunny day last May. Improvements to the park are a major priority of First Selectman Fred Camillo but the BET Budget Committee has recommended cutting the item from this year's budget and having it be done another year in the future.]()
- After vaccine, Redding Meadow Ridge residents excited for restart
![Jane McCaffrey, 79, a Meadow Ridge resident in Redding, Conn.]()
UConn
![Connecticut forward Josh Carlton (25) drives to the basket for a layup against Creighton in the first half during an NCAA college basketball game Saturday, Jan. 23, 2021, in Omaha, Neb. (AP Photo/John Peterson)]()
UConn’s Carlton finds role in challenging senior season“Josh was raised by an incredible family, in terms of his character and how he’s handled everything this year,” coach Dan Hurley said.By Mike Anthony
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![Senior partner Jeff Browning shows glass partitions added between booths, one of several indoor COVID-19 protections at Brewport in Bridgeport on Thursday. The restaurant has applied to the city for permanent outdoor dining.]()
FAQ: What CT’s new restaurant rules mean for youHere are some explanations to frequently asked questions surrounding the new Connecticut restaurant guidelines.By Leeanne Griffin
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![State Rep. Harry Arora celebrates his victory last January in the special election in the 151st District. Arora was reelected last November. The State Election Enforcement Commission has launched an investigation after a complaint was filed about use of campaign funds. Arora has denied the allegations.]()
CT election commission investigating Greenwich state rep campaignA town resident filed a complaint accusing Rep. Harry Arora's campaign of misusing funds in his past two races for the state legislature.By Ken Borsuk
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![Designer Tommy Hilfiger and his wife, Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, have sold this 22-acre home in backcountry for $45 million. They listed the property for $47.5 million.]()
Hilfiger’s Greenwich estate sells for $45 millionIn one of the largest sales in the town in recent years, Tommy Hilfiger’s estate has sold for $45 million as the fashion designer relocates.By Paul Schott
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!["Momi" is part of New Haven artist Kathy Kane's kimono series. Her paintings are on display at City Gallery through March 28.]()
New Haven artist exhibits abstract series at City GalleryNew Haven artist Kathy Kane will display her abstract paintings from her new kimono series at City Gallery March 6-28.By TinaMarie Craven
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![New Haven's Claire LaPia Criscuolo, owner of Claire's Corner Copia and cookbook author, shares her secrets to preparing French peasant soup.]()
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![Co-owner Mariella Ordonez poses in the dining room of Ceviche Palace, in Bridgeport, Conn. March 5, 2021.]()
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![Police are investigating an incident caught on video in which a man pointed a gun at another man on a residential street near downtown Stamford last week.]()
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![Ashley Matos, an RN with Danbury Hospital, administers a vaccination at Danbury's first mass COVID-19 vaccination site. The Community Health Center, Inc site will utilize six car lanes to serve 600 appointments a day at the Danbury Fair mall. Thursday, March 4, 2021, in Danbury, Conn.]()
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![New Haven Superintendent of Schools Dr. Iline Tracey]()
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![Fred Jury, right, owner of Connecticut Boot & Shoe on Water Street, waits on a customer.]()
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![The city of Middletown will be installing external Wi-Fi access points at City Hall, 245 deKoven Drive, and the Russell Library, 123 Broad St., next week in partnership with the Connecticut Education Network. The initiative will allow anyone, including students, to connect with a high-speed, reliable wireless service free of charge while on or near the properties.]()
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![Roberto Moro, manager, behind the bar at La Zingara Ristorante. Because of COVID space restrictions La Zingara has no seating at the bar. Governor Ned Lamont recently announced plans to ease those restrictions., Bethel, Conn. Friday, March 5. 2021.]()
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![Megan Murphy, Emergency Management Director for the Town of Trumbull, fills syringes with the new Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine during the vaccination clinic held for teachers and school staff in Trumbull on Thursday.]()
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![CT Folk will kick of its 2021 season - and The State House live music venue will return to the public realm - Saturday with "Homegrown Folk," a livestreamed concert featuring an all-Connecticut lineup of roots and folk acts. The show, which will run from 4 to 9:30 p.m. Tickets are available at www.ctfolk.org or http://bit.ly/3qjmlbZ. Suggested donation is $20.]()
