Connecticut Post - 2021-01-25

• SHELTON ARTIST’S WORK REALLY IS WORLDWIDE
• High-speed Internet choice lacking for many in Conn.
• ‘I feel fabulous’
• Agency helps battle against homelessne­ss
• Call made to heal
• King’s long run made the case there’s no such thing as a dumb question
• Murray: NRA should be dissolved
• Overseas deployment closes Seymour cake shop
• COVID is 2021 theme in General Assembly
• Natalie Postol Schwartz
• The pain is like a ‘blowtorch’
• Major road work for I-95 coming in 2022
• Environmen­talists praise action to restore underwater monument
• Lawmakers lobby White House for a more targeted relief bill
• Source: Sarah Sanders running for Arkansas governor
• 19 shot, burned bodies found near Mexico-US border town
• 2 in 5 Americans live where COVID-19 strains hospital ICUs
• Why did it take an attack for corporate America to speak up?
• The last votes of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor
• Delays, labor costs make for pricey transit projects
• Road warriors: Bucs reach Super Bowl
• Reigning champ Chiefs dump Bills
• A different feeling
• Whyte masking up at Boston University
• Yankees acquire Taillon from Pirates
• Rangers fall to Penguins on late goal
• By the numbers: Sanogo shines again in loss
• By the numbers: Nelson-Ododa finding the range
• SCC to not allow fans for first week of winter season
• Guentzel’s 100th career goal lifts Penguins past Rangers
• Brown’s 33 lead Celtics over Cavs
• What the Hall of Fame really needs this year is a shutout
• TELEVISION
• Exercise reduces osteoarthr­itis pain
• Mom abhors cheating son’s new wife

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