Connecticut Post - 2021-01-02

• New 0.5% payroll tax takes effect
• CT author sets murder mystery in Westport
• Recapping city’s 24 homicides in 2020
• Wishing a ‘Good Riddance to 2020’
• Nichols Fire Department in Trumbull to get new chief
• Glenda Jackson returns to screen with ‘Elizabeth Is Missing’
• Trumbull diversity task force seeks feedback
• Hard-hit hospitals reward workers
• ‘Stand against hate:’ Kids book tells how Southbury fought Nazis
• Sen. Carlo Leone will become DOT special assistant
• Demand for natural gas service continues despite pandemic
• Richard Emil Michel
• Elio A. DiVito
• Phyllis McGuire, last of singing McGuire Sisters, dies at 89
• MF Doom, known for complex lyrics, dies at 49
• Dick Thornburgh, ex-U.S. attorney general, dies
• GOP rebuffs Trump on $2K aid, defense as Congress wraps up
• Achieving internet equity is a shared imperative
• A salute to work of physicians during pandemic
• Newborns on New Year’s Day: Welcome to 2021
• Roll Tide! No. 1 Alabama advances to title game
• Darnold decision a dilemma as Jets enter crucial offseason
• Garrett focused on Dallas, not on future with Giants
• Stories from the hardcourt
• Georgia rallies past Cincinnati in Peach Bowl
• Elliott, Cowboys still have hope in RB’s rough season
• Prior vaccine problem worries reader
• Woman is hurt by her sister’s silence

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