Connecticut Post - 2021-09-13

• Milford company has adapted from its pipe-fitting beginning
• Mom says school bus left child, 5, off at wrong spot
• What’s behind rising gun violence?
• Future sales of OxyContin worry Purdue critics
• Milford siblings raise $1,325 for Alex’s Lemonade Stand
• Aldermen authorize funds for stadium upgrade plan
• Five years after crash, Shelton still supports injured resident
• Cops: Arrest made after couple report knife-wielding pursuer
• Manchin favors trimming Biden’s federal budget plan by more than half
• Internet funding rule could favor rural areas over cities
• Taliban: Women can study in gender-segregated universiti­es
• Geraldine J. Sullivan
• Vincent Nemergut
• Phyllis Marie Mase September 6, 2021
• Nancy V. Sicona
• The business case for diversity education
• Connecticu­t’s far-sighted abortion law
• Measure of revenge
• False start
• Late fumble costs Pats in loss to Fins
• Garcia homers in 9th to lift White Sox over Red Sox
• Oregon, Iowa enter Top 5
• Gibbs stable asserting itself in playoffs
• Britain savors a new sporting star in Raducanu
• Fiesta Bowl team supports current Huskies
• HOROSCOPE
• Couple question sobriety of physician
• Long friendship in jeopardy over joke

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