Connecticut Post - 2020-02-01

• McMahon helps SHU develop bright IDEAs
• Fotis Dulos note: ‘I refuse to spend even an hour more in jail’
• Woodchippe­r killer leaves Bridgeport halfway house
• State woman crashes into Trump resort’s security checkpoint­s
• Cops: Ex-Fairfield CFO stole fill pile documents
• Fairfield Warde wrestlers cruise in quad meet
• Toll vote revived amid raucous hearing
• Pattis: Dulos murder trial should go forward.
• ‘The Crown’ taps its new and last queen
• THOUGHT FOR TODAY
• Connecticu­t delegation rakes in the cash
• Twice-deported man gets 16 years in fatal shooting
• Nonprofits seek share of future state budget windfalls
• I-684 toll a showdown within a showdown
• Amid Super Bowl Sunday plantains, Norwalk nonprofit plants an idea
• Charter Communicat­ions’ revenues grow
• WWE stock plunges after 2 departures
• Housing board applies to tear down Greene Homes
• Mom, three children slain in Florida mourned at funeral
• Rev. Francis X. Callahan
• State’s future depends on better housing policy
• Lessons for executive leaders in football, life
• Gilbert returns against Memphis
• Reid won’t silence critics until he wins title
• Huskies still seeking consist output
• UConn recruit Bueckers lands on SLAM Magazine cover
• MEN’S BASKETBALL
• Martin’s 21 points leads Amity past Law
• SACRED HEART PIONEERS at ST. FRANCIS TERRIERS
• Irving scores season-high 54
• Rangers roll over Red Wings
• Sound Tigers drop 4th straight
• Bruins ride power-play goals to win
• Britain leaves the European Union, leaps into the unknown
• Trump to tout U.S. ‘comeback’
• Alcohol worsens inflamed esophagus
• Siblings’ visits do not include family

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