Connecticut Post - 2020-12-10

• LOSS, HEARTACHE
• Report: CT needs to do more for minority students
• Fairfield eyes former Giant Steps property
• Mother shares her grief journey 10 years after her son’s murder
• Losing a son to gun violence is hard; losing two is ‘indescriba­ble’
• Stars join Cyndi Lauper’s benefit concert for homeless youth
• Woman with virus to vacate apartment
• COVID patients take up about 20% of state’s hospital beds
• Virus continues to stress health care facilities
• ‘A GLIMMER OF LIGHT’
• Milford woman wins national STEM award
• City offers free parking, business grants
• Richard Raymond Solaz
• Harry S. Donnelly, Jr.
• Margit Viola (Wihlborg) Eisenberg
• Carmen J. Sabatelli
• Harold Hugh Clarke
• Using wastewater tests, UConn tracked COVID-19 back to individual dorms
• Town gets about $300K in COVID relief grants
• ‘TRYING TO SAVE PEOPLE’
• Mechanic: ‘Everything perfect’ before fatal WWII plane crash
• Ghost hunter has big paranormal plans for Ansonia
• Zoning panel rejects increasing accessory apartments’ size
• Survey: 843K expect to lose income this month
• Amazon hopes to spot threats
• Like everything else, taxes will be like no other year
• Cybersecur­ity firm FireEye hacked by
• Weakness in tech leads stocks lower
• Trump administra­tion tries to revive stalled election-eve prescripti­on drug discounts
• Federal government, states sue Facebook for ‘predatory’ conduct
• Zoners discussing ‘Desegregat­e Connnectic­ut’
• Investigat­ion reveals elder suicide risk
• COVID reinforces Hanukkah’s message: Rethink the impossible
• Horseshoe crab conservati­on is vital to future
• ‘Perfect’: Pitino relishing his comeback job as Iona prepares to play Fairfield
• Jones says hamstring feels better, but mum on game
• New-look Lancers
• Yale freshman Knowling waits for his college career to begin
• Source: Mets close to signing catcher James McCann
• Ahead of rematch, Rams’ Super Bowl loss to Pats still stings
• Double the challenge at US Women’s Open on 2 golf courses
• Jets’ Mims dealing with personal issue, could miss game
• Thursday’s NFL Matchup
• Big Ten: Buckeyes will play for title against Wildcats
• Former Alabama coach Ray Perkins dies at 79
• Poll: Only half in U.S. want shots as vaccine nears
• Tensions rise over masks mandates
• Oral HSV-2 can be passed via saliva
• Fiancee aims to be ‘lady of the manor’

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