Connecticut Post - 2021-01-19

• Fired cops can still land new job
• SEEC: Time ran out on election probe
• ‘The timing feels right’
• Ansonia health care aide dies with COVID-19
• Milford business owner fears delayed mail could ruin him
• Second round of PPP loans launches
• Skylar Astin finds new notes to hit on ‘Zoey’s Playlist’
• Service plaza workers rally for better conditions
• Derby’s Twisted Vine Restaurant offers Valentine’s Day ceremony
• Seminarian­s on the move in the Diocese of Bridgeport
• How Conn. keeps track of police officers deemed unreliable witnesses
• New car sales rebound in the 2nd half of 2020
• ‘We’re out here’: CT police warn they are watching for protesters
• Police: Anonymous tip led officers to Bridgeport staffer’s large house party
• The new power of Blumenthal and Murphy in a 50-50 Senate
• QU poll finds majority of Americans think Trump should not hold office again
• Dorothy A. Lesak
• Laura Ann D’Andrea
• Weeks after election, state stopped monitoring online voter fraud talk
• Last State Restricted Morgan Silver Dollar Bank Rolls go to CT residents
• No one is above accountabi­lity
• Navigating stimulus funds for business owners
• N.Y. gov explores buying virus vaccine directly from maker
• ‘Brutal, brutal loss’
• Lack of answers brutal for Hurley, Huskies
• Ex-Husky Andra Espinoza-Hunter finds home at Seton Hall
• Brady moves on, making history with every throw
• Auriemma welcoming prospect Saylor Poffenbarg­er
• No. 3 UCONN vs BUTLER
• Varlamov, Pageau lead Islanders to win over Bruins
• Barrett, Randle power Knicks past Magic
• Police command structure crumbled quickly during breach of U.S. Capitol
• Trump prepares to offer clemency to more than 100
• King Day service calls for nonviolenc­e in turbulent times
• TELEVISION
• Dad objects to sharing his part in daughter’s wedding with stepdad
• How probiotics can support your pet’s health

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