Connecticut Post - 2020-09-29

• State relaxes visitation restrictio­ns at nursing homes
• Lamont: State to receive about 1M rapid virus tests
• Conn. DOT outlines plans for nearly $4B in capital projects
• ‘ Trying to stay open, stay by the rules’
• ‘Computer dating’ — for tigers
• New this week: Mariah Carey, Gloria Steinem & ‘South Park’
• COVID in Conn.: 5 things to know
• Bridgeport Transit growing greener
• Baseball tourney to aid pediatric cancer patients
• Monitoring for false voting info new job for Merrill
• GOP leaders: Most bills for Assembly special session are still unwritten
• Designer helping to breathe ‘new life’ into Valley downtowns
• Wall Street claws back some of its losses from September
• Will Trump administra­tion be able to ban TikTok?
• Scent tents to help combat COVID at Sacred Heart
• Police: Signs threatenin­g Trump, cops found in Westport
• Talks end with no deal between Trumbull school bus company, drivers
• As suicides rise, Army brass reassessin­g outreach
• Maria Crudo
• Patricia Devaux
• Robert Richard Kalman
• New citizen refugees excited for first presidenti­al vote
• Pandemic overwhelms Trump’s message in critical N. Carolina
• The only debate moderator to return, Fox’s Wallace preps
• Trump went even further than other uber-rich to shrink taxes
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Clarifying position on affordable housing
• We must strengthen whistleblo­wer protection­s
• Some free advice from Half-Baked Jake
• Lightning capture title
• Pocket Aces
• Diggins’ play in 7-OT classic opened UConn’s eyes
• Connecticu­t keeps on winning by staying loose
• CIAC girls swimmers to watch in 2020
• For Auriemma, some normalcy returns, but many unknowns remain
• 2020 CIAC girls swimming storylines
• TV appearance­s make an impression
• Many offer help to grieving widower

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