Connecticut Post - 2020-09-26

• Ganim misses 45-day deadline to restore Columbus statue
• DPH: No football games or practices
• Trump to announce Barrett for high court
• Aspiring boxer, father of 5 shot in front of home
• Some students still ‘disconnect­ed’ from distance learning: officials
• Commission ties on inspector general nominee vote
• Positive COVID tests down
• Woody Allen’s ‘A Rainy Day in New York’ to get U.S. release
• Democrats crafting new COVID-19 relief bill U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes, D-5
• Stop & Shop, union reach deal on pandemic pay
• Youngest students to return to in-school learning
• Bridgeport school budget in the black
• Shelton school board gives go-ahead to 7v7 football
• Seymour’s first selectman moves to Ansonia job
• Are Hispanic and Black children more at risk of COVID?
• VAC seeks original Halloween-themed artwork
• Stocks post solid gains as technology shares help lead rally
• AN AMBULANCE CORPS LOOKS BACK ON TRIUMPHS AND TRAGEDY
• New residentia­l constructi­on hits high
• Lawmakers eye penalties for electric companies in session next week
• State senator issues apology over QAnon car sticker
• Bunnell High School closed until Oct. 12 due to coronaviru­s exposures
• Former exam administra­tor pleads guilty in college scam
• Police return 2 baby goats to owner
• Ginsburg's final class of clerks recall her unwavering dedication to law
• Probe into ‘discarded’ ballots becomes campaign outrage fuel
• Family demands release of evidence in Breonna Taylor’s case
• Appeals court hears fight over Trump tax returns
• Ginsburg makes history at Capitol amid replacemen­t turmoil
• A lie nearly destroyed a small business in CT
• Breonna Taylor a tipping point for Black women
• Apology offered for sticker from ‘extreme’ movement
• Celtics control second half, top Heat to stay alive
• Marlins clinch 1st playoff berth since 2003, beat Yanks
• Perfect match
• Sun’s Alyssa Thomas elevates to legend
• Former Quinnipiac star Jen Fay named women’s basketball assistant
• Shattenkir­k scores in OT, Lightning up 3-1
• Jets rookie Becton’s pancake blocks a big bright spot
• Freeman’s 2-run HR in 11th lifts Braves past Red Sox
• Giants tight end Engram not living up to the hype
• CA-125 spike could be due to vaccine
• Wife resents man’s demands for gifts

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