Connecticut Post - 2020-12-30

• Money freeze on reputed ex-mob figure
• MORE THAN COVID MADE 2020 DIFFERENT
• Nuvance in vaccine trial
• New roof for an old library
• Small biz owners seek relief
• Shooting investigat­ion
• Veterinari­an’s license suspended
• Italian ‘Pinocchio’ takes the puppet to its roots SPOTLIGHT
• Police say Bridgeport gunfire led to I-95 chase, crash in Norwalk
• Conn. outpaces N.Y. in COVID-19 vaccine distributi­on
• Grants to help CT arts groups keep lights on
• Barnes & Noble moving Westport store
• ‘ This brings stability’
• U.S. stocks fall as investors turn cautious following records
• U.S. home prices rise at fastest pace in more than 6 years
• Boeing Max returns to U.S. skies with first passenger flight
• Alexander Charles Patuzzi
• Salvatore M. Santella, MD
• Michael Blaise Lawler
• Anthony J. Mattiolo
• Madeline Eli
• Joseph Schlig
• Resolution on Race, Equity and Social Justice approved
• Lockdowns extended in large swath of Calif. amid surge
• Joe D’Ambrosio, WTIC-AM co-host, leaving station
• Lord & Taylor pushes back closure of Stamford, Trumbull stores
• Truth for preschoole­rs and politician­s
• Vaccinatio­n pins should be badges of honor
• The successes — and bungling — of handling the pandemic VOICES
• Huskies shake off rust
• Questions about future surround the Patriots
• Bruno’s respect for Geno goes way beyond wins
• Hal Baird dies at 73
• Hurley, unmasked: Coach miffed by mask protocols
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Alabama’s Smith first receiver to win AP Player of the Year
• No preseason, no problem: Rookies shine in strange year
• Feds decline charges against officers in Tamir Rice case
• Biden criticizes pace of vaccine rollout, vows to accelerate
• Rules complicate drug prescripti­on
• Spouse insists on going to risky party

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