Connecticut Post - 2020-12-26

• ‘Nothing but challenges’
• Trumbull hosts town hall meeting on COVID vaccine
• Milford neighbors’ zoning appeal rejected
• From ‘Wonder Woman’ to ‘Star Wars,’ director Jenkins’ rise continues
• VA to consider West Haven blast investigat­ion
• A pandemic Christmas: Services move online, people stay home
• If COVID-19 makes campus life less attractive, Conn. colleges could pay price
• Regional survey shows voters support bold actions on transporta­tion, climate issues
• John “Jay Jay” William Biehn III
• New book: Expect a party, post-pandemic
• Black doctor dies of COVID-19 after racist treatment complaints
• ‘Unpreceden­ted’ mail volume delays Christmas gifts
• Distorted accounts of the lives of famous men have consequenc­es, historians say
• ‘Eight months of stress’ — The pandemic’s mental health toll on restaurant workers
• Sculpture honors 1st Black president of an American college
• No time to rest: European Unition nations assess Brexit trade deal with United Kingdom
• Pandemic puts health needs out of our reach
• Conn. can take a stand for equality
• Time to shift to all-distance learning through mid-January
• Irving scores 37, leads Nets over Celtics
• Maye a big bright spot for Jets with big plays
• UConn announces updated TV schedule
• Jones is no Jackson, but Judge commits to Jones
• Time stand still
• Kamara scores 6 TDs as Saints rout Vikings
• Saturday’s NFL Matchups
• SAN FRANCISCO (5-9) AT ARIZONA (8-6)
• MIAMI (9-5) AT LAS VEGAS (7-7)
• Celtics Hall of Famer K.C. Jones dies at 88
• Risk is high in first year after stenting
• Husband’s emails make wife insecure

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