Connecticut Post - 2021-09-11

• Many of Connecticu­t’s first responders made the ultimate sacrifice
• Lamont ‘open’ to schools requiring COVID-19 vaccines for students
• SEPT. 11, 2001
• NATION/WORLD: 9/11 fallout includes decades of worry about toxic World Trade Center dust.
• Biden to mark 9/11 amid new terror fear.
• ‘My generation’s Pearl Harbor’
• Shakespear­e theater arsonist gets 10 years
• Jessica Chastain and pal Oscar Isaac redo Bergman
• Daughter: ‘He was unstoppabl­e’
• Audit: State prison system lacks reports, overtime oversight
• Tech slide pulls S&P 500 down for its 5th straight loss
• Vaccine mandate spurs employer worries
• Elections monitor hired for Bridgeport ahead of primaries
• Democratic primaries planned in two districts
• Biden’s vaccine rules ignite instant GOP opposition
• Republican primary candidates bid for seats on Bridgeport school board
• Kathryn Hansen
• Andrea Gariglio
• Former marshal convicted of forgery running for Bridgeport city sheriff
• Gov may only have days to enforce nursing home vaccinatio­n rule
• Man pleads guilty in shooting outside court
• BSA sex abuse settlement prompts sale of camp
• Connecticu­t tourism officials trying to attract leaf peepers
• A ground zero chaplain recalls that terrible day
• An eyewitness narrative of 9/11
• Survey: State teachers have COVID concerns, feel stressed
• R-E-S-P-E-C-T
• Wreckers edge Eagles
• Panthers, Saccu too much for Bulldogs
• Mistakes plague Falcons in loss
• UConn aiming to improve with new coach, quarterbac­k
• Mets rout Yankees
• DeFelice gets first win at Shelton
• Jets’ young cornerback­s to get first big test vs. Panthers
• Judge encouraged by Barkley’s practices
• Man faces balance problems after fall
• Teen does not share family’s views
• 9/11 THROUGH A LENS
• BORN TO WONDER
• A FATHER’S FOOTSTEPS
• Search for survivors
• ‘We knew what it was’
• ‘IT COULD HAVE BEEN ME’
• M ISSING a father SHE NEVER MET
• Number 34
• ‘Was just everything a good human being should be’
• ‘I talk to him every day’
• TIME with family and friends’
• Former Wilton resident recalls 9/11 attacks
• Refugees: ‘We thought we were safe’
• Torrington native recalls 9/11 experience
• Painter creates ‘cathartic’ collection of post-9/11 work
• ‘I cherish life every day’
• ‘My mind could not register it’
• ‘Time stopped for me’
• ‘Patriotic wave’

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