Connecticut Post - 2020-07-04

• Despite pandemic, some holiday events still on
• ‘None of us want to take a step backwards’
• School employees dominate Oxford’s top salaries list
• Masks in school a hot issue for parents, teachers
• Bridgeport pays former labor official $75,000 settlement
• Stop & Shop declines to extend pandemic ‘appreciati­on pay’ program.
• Trump visits Mount Rushmore amid virus concerns.
• Nursing home industry urging public to continue safety steps.
• Union tells actors not to work on pandemic film ‘Songbird’
• Cops make 2nd arrest in 1993 Bridgeport murder
• Police: Slaying suspects seen in Milford
• Skeletons wait for chance to tell their story
• Michelle Troconis retrieves items from Fotis Dulos’ home
• Health experts warn July Fourth celebratio­ns could spread COVID-19
• Religious leaders to invoke Frederick Douglass on July Fourth
• Biden’s top Black aide faces pressure from all sides
• Carrier named for segregatio­nist could receive new moniker
• Move to rename ‘Bloody Sunday’ bridge has critics in Selma
• Police chief: Cops need to better engage with youth
• The unanimous Declaratio­n of the thirteen united States of America
• Hey, Mr. President: A mask mandate would be great for you
• Back on the bump
• Renovated Hoops Hall ready to usher in new era
• Redskins to have ‘thorough review’ of name amid race debate
• MLB cancels All-Star Game for first time since 1945
• Webb Simpson shares lead at Rocket Mortgage
• MLB returns with 31 players testing positive for COVID-19
• State Championsh­ip Rundown 2019-20
• AL MVP Trout still doesn’t feel comfortabl­e about this year
• CCBL expands, maintains local feel
• Jimmie Johnson 1st NASCAR driver to test positive for virus
• MLS players balance health history with virus risk
• Evert recalls ups and downs of long rivalry with Navratilov­a
• Bucks, Lakers look to shed rust or rest for playoffs?
• Shy bladder has reader in legal bind
• Parent remains in touch with son’s ex

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