Connecticut Post - 2020-12-01

• Doctors want indoor dining, gyms closed
• WHAT LIES AHEAD
• WHERE WE ARE
• WHO WE LOST
• WHAT WE LEARNED
• Flea market pitched for Derby
• State hospitals:
• Lessons learned:
• From Conn. to the White House
• Dictionary companies choose same word of the year: pandemic
• Shelton developers seek more units for Daybreak Ridge
• Fairfield schools report 17 new COVID-19 cases over break
• Blumenthal: Billions needed to prevent Metro-North job losses, service cuts
• Couple sentenced in Hawaii corruption case
• AP Exclusive: Cardinal Pell on the Vatican, vindicatio­n
• Milford couple reflects on 60 years of marriage
• Conn. native to lead Anthem’s operations in state
• Stocks slip, but S&P 500 still logs best month since April
• New hearing coming for planned post-COVID distributi­on center
• Joyce Shirley Patricia Soracco Bruno
• Nancy Ann Rowe Ferrara
• Robert J. Adams
• Police: Retired Zappos CEO death ruled accidental
• David H. Buchanan
• Francis E. Jackson
• Rosalie D. Hoyland
• Faith Wiesenfeld
• Congress returns with virus aid, federal funding unresolved
• High court takes up census case, as other count issues loom
• ‘Mercenary’ donor sold access for millions in foreign money
• Americans face new COVID-19 restrictio­ns after Thanksgivi­ng
• Wrong focus on state pensions
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• 30 minutes a day could save $1.5 billion in health care
• ‘I always loved the game’
• Giants in playoff hunt, riding longest win streak since ‘16
• Sac red Heart rides roller-coaster week
• It’s Darnold’s job to lead Jets rest of the way
• How state players fared in FBS action
• Quinnipiac’s Chenery earns MAAC rookie of week honor
• Patriots embracing tough road ahead
• Ravens-Steelers reschedule­d again by COVID-19
• South Carolina remains No. 1
• Trumbull’s Breslow named Cubs assistant GM by Hoyer
• ‘Exotic’ market is destroying nature
• HOROSCOPE
• Beau’s sister avoids exposure to nurse

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