Connecticut Post - 2021-06-24

• Your State Your Stories BEING THERE
• ‘BACK TO WHERE WE WERE’
• ‘Living a different experience’
• Lamont signaling reelection bid?
• Bridgeport club owner arraigned in connection with fatal party
• Officials: 3 families displaced by Shelton condo fire
• School Volunteer Associatio­n to end after 54 years
• Britney Spears tells judge: ‘I want my life back’
• Police: Bear found in Westport sunroom
• Fairfield addresses decreasing pollinator­s
• Lawyer, sex offender request max prison time
• Biden nominates Cindy McCain to U.N. food and agricultur­e post
• Fairfield University’s school of education gets new name
• John McAfee, software entreprene­ur with outlaw persona, dies in prison at 75
• N.Y. to let COVID state of emergency expire
• Biden administra­tion removes Scott as head of U.S. Border Patrol
• Children’s author, Westport resident Patricia Reilly Giff dies
• Prosecutor: Bank CEO sought ‘power’ with $16M Manafort loans
• No jail time in 1st riot sentence; Oath Keeper pleads guilty
• Harris to visit U.S.-Mexico border area regarding migration
• High court limits when police can enter home without warrant
• Justices rule for student in ‘cursing cheerleade­r’ case
• Calls grow to evacuate Afghans to Guam as U.S. troops leave
• Secretary of the State Denise Merrill says she won’t run for reelection
• Utility regulators OK deal between UI, state
• Connecticu­t company launches new migraine headache treatment device
• Teamsters look to unionize Amazon workers
• State lands $10M to grow apprentice­ship availabili­ty
• The Wheel set to debut on June 30
• Stocks end listless day mixed as calm returns
• Dr. Kenneth F. Catandella
• Michael John Buckley
• Michael P. Sweedo, Jr.
• Mary E. Jodon
• Eric Adams leads in New York mayor’s race; challenger­s plead for patience
• Walter J. Walsh
• Andrew L. Matthews
• Remains of Madison man killed in WWII identified
• Police accountabi­lity demands transparen­cy
• Shot at Trump ruined otherwise good piece
• Doing more damage
• Racial disparitie­s drive unequal health outcomes
• Alive@Five is back — with new venue
• Golfers, fans, ‘magic’ all back
• Travelers Championsh­ip feels like home again
• Success at Travelers could lead Johnson back to No. 1
• Fowler soon to mix golf with fatherhood
• Voit lifts Yankees over Royals in thriller
• Lloyd makes U.S. team for her 4th Olympics
• UConn’s Dolson, Samuelson part of 3-on-3 team
• Freshmen making good first impression­s
• Celtics hire Nets assistant Udoka as new coach
• NEPSAC showcase to be held in Avon this weekend
• Motorcycle advancemen­ts for comfort and safety
• CT results unlikely to alter treatment
• Leak damages more than the ceiling

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