Connecticut Post - 2020-12-31

• A BRIDGEPORT ICON IS LAID TO REST
• ‘Just remain vigilant’ about COVID
• Besides COVID-19, what else do you remember?
• City venues looking to save their stages
• Fairfield police chief to retire after 38 years on the force
• State’s infection rate hits 9%
• Longtime Derby city employee dies a week after her sister,
• Former Trumbull school board chairman remembered as champion for students,
• A low-key Memphis guitar legend builds on musical legacy
• Men face prison terms in fatal Shelton crash
• A big year for wine & spirits
• Trumbull town council leader says goodbye after 9 terms
• Owner of denied speakeasy-themed cafe withdraws lawsuits against city
• Cops charge 2 men in alleged scam
• Woman thanks police after her arrest
• Reported murder-suicide stuns lawyer’s colleague
• Dalio opens up about loss of son
• ‘Gilligan’s Island’ star Dawn Wells dies at 82, COVID-19 cited
• Attorney questions police chief ’s role in investigat­ion
• Attorney: Millionair­e convicted in sex traffickin­g ring stabbed at home
• COVID CLUCKERS
• Tronox CEO takes leave in wake of SEC litigation
• Brazilian restaurant relocates to Norwalk
• Lamont will not delay payroll deductions for paid family leave
• Stocks hold onto modest gains, marking record
• China clamps down on hunt for virus origins
• Martin leads balanced effort
• Toasting K.C. Jones and the heroes of our youth lost in 2020
• Auriemma to Bueckers: Shoot!
• Five stats that stood out in UConn’s win over DePaul
• Gase focused on finale, not the future
• Injuries limiting Jones’ ability to run COWBOYS at GIANTS
• Chadwell is AP coach of the year
• Sound Tigers await details as AHL sticks with Feb. 5 start
• Congressma­n-elect dies with COVID-19
• Census Bureau to miss deadline, jeopardizi­ng Trump plan
• Exercise helps reduce arthritis pain
• Biological siblings filled with jealousy

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