Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2020-08-02

• The unpredicta­ble COVID- 19 economy
• CHAIRMEN OF THE ‘ BORED’
• The CIAC’s fall sports plan? Football is just too risky
• Volunteers vow to fight gun violence
• Charter schools secured millions in PPP loans
• Local brewers launch new beer as part of fundraisin­g effort
• Beyoncé’s ‘ Black Is King’ is supreme Black art
• Election Day decides it’s fine where it is
• Valley Community Foundation awards $ 890K in grants
• THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF 2020 VCF RESPONSIVE GRANT RECIPIENTS:
• Free the beaches; pandemic is just cover for exclusion
• Isaias weakens; but may strengthen on path to virus- ravaged Florida
• Negotiator­s report progress in coronaviru­s relief talks
• Microsoft in talks to buy TikTok’s U. S. business
• Redding cop sues town over pregnancy bias
• Conn. educators rethink lessons on racism, slavery
• Fairfield U. alumni push for school to embrace anti- racism
• Joanna Laura ( Hamerslag) Blauner
• Christophe­r J. Ghitsa
• Peter H. Baxter
• James Willard Harper
• Maria Anastasion
• Robert “Bob” McCurdy
• William Ward Porter
• Anna ( Chapar) Marshall
• Mary L. Raucci
• Learning the sounds of different insects
• Madeleine Sobin
• Westport first selectman warns of ‘ COVID fatigue’
• 3 killed in Seymour crashes
• Giant of baseball history on deck for a Bridgeport return
• School sports plans don’t go far enough
• ‘ No do- overs for childhood’: Virus losses not nearly over
• The rising price tag of going back to school
• The fallacy of Conn. innovation
• Finding a Gio- cache
• Kirck, Guarino reunited with Bees
• Aho leads Hurricanes to win over Rangers in return
• UConn adds walk- on guard from Louisiana
• Michael Wacha ineffectiv­e as Mets falter
• Varlamov stops 27 shots, Isles beat Panthers in Game 1
• Liberty rookie Ionescu has Grade 3 left ankle sprain
• Another postponeme­nt rattles MLB; Brewers’ Cain opts out
• Ridgewood celebrates centennial anniversar­y
• Ridgewood will test CT Open golfers
• Todd shoots 1- under 69 for 54- hole lead in Memphis
• Finding power for a cleaner future
• Many still feeling optimistic about Connecticu­t commercial real estate
• Pandemic stirs retirement worries.
• Sarah LeMieux’s muse
• Home Zoom studios and other revelation­s
• Safe, satisfying road trips to the Canadian border
• The gentleman keeps spying
• HUMOR/ ADVICE
• THINGS TO DO
• TV LISTINGS
• This electricia­n is a live wire
• NewYork Botanical Garden
• horoscope
• ‘ Distinctiv­e residence’
• Country luxury in restored post and beam timber frame home
• Active Adult t Community Offer the Best of Both h Worlds

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