Connecticut Post - 2020-12-22

• City police ID victims of homicide
• Two banks in two days
• Conn. joining regional transit plan to clean air
• Lamont: More COVID relief on way for struggling businesses
• From his home, Attenborou­gh shows viewers ‘A Perfect Planet’
• People of color need the facts on COVID-19
• CEOs weigh in on vaccine mandates and Trump
• Congress approves $900B COVID-19 relief bill
• Questions linger after crash that killed Dalios’ son
• U.S. stocks fall on worries about virus’ spread, but pare losses
• GETTING IN THE MIX
• Wilton apartment complex sold for $35 million price tag
• Volcano erupts on Hawaii’s Big Island
• Joan Nilda Wallace
• Steven Gravitz
• Elliott Prussel
• Tyler B. Valeria
• What does state get for billions spent on job training?
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Comcast’s commitment to keep families connected
• ‘Hello Mr. President. It’s Joe Biden’
• Biden picks Cardona as secretary of education
• Tweet of accountabi­lity
• Giants’ playoff hopes slimmer after two straight losses
• Front and center for Nelson-Ododa
• Hartford’s Valley ready for first game
• Packers, Seahawks, Ravens, Chiefs each have 7 Pro Bowlers
• Milford teams adopt new nicknames
• Jets’ win leaves players happy, fans angry — and both right
• And the winner in Brady-Belichick divorce is the QB
• Silver confident season can be pulled off safely
• HOF linebacker Greene dies at 58
• Herbs and some meds DON’T MIX
• See and be seen: How drivers can see better at night and make themselves more visible to fellow motorists
• ‘Immoral minority’ targets gray wolf
• Grandma wants to quit buying gifts

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