Connecticut Post - 2020-07-06

• State passing on chance to tackle housing segregatio­n?
• Chokeholds remain last resort, local police say
• Yale doctor eyes rapid deployment of COVID vaccine
• For Fairfield’s Chris Walsh, list of accomplish­ments keeps growing
• Experts: Health crisis for Black, Hispanic people
• Police chiefs: Body cams help hold officers accountabl­e
• Museum: ‘Dukes of Hazzard’ car with Confederat­e flag to stay
• New site aims to be town’s virtual info pages
• Commission backs nearly 40 changes to Town Charter
• Black porters’ union made history on the railroad
• Santae Tribble, whose wrongful conviction revealed FBI flaws, dies at 59
• Fire Department: No injuries in July 4 city apartment fire
• Anne Molloy Raynor
• Gig workers face shifting roles, competitio­n in pandemic
• ‘Lift Every Voice and Sing’ hymn ignites hope across nation
• ‘Scent guru’ aims to aid smell loss caused by COVID-19
• Columbus statue in Baltimore toppled, thrown into harbor
• Army identifies Vanessa Guillén’s remains, soldier’s family says
• Columbus was not as good, (or as bad) as you probably think
• Steps we can take to end racial injustice
• Influx of talent
• Harvick takes advantage of Hamlin’s crash
• Friends honor Camera with car parade
• DeChambeau captures Rocket Mortgage Classic by three shots
• Indians’ Francona in favor of nickname change
• Tanaka doing well; Yanks to air intrasquad game
• Bottas shows he can handle pressure at Austrian GP
• More fruits will increase potassium
• HOROSCOPE
• Reader paralyzed by social anxiety

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