Connecticut Post - 2021-10-16

• Charise Castro Smith brings Latin experience to Disney’s ‘Encanto’
• Conn. to protect medical pot program as recreation­al use begins
• Constructi­on begins on apartments at Westfield Trumbull mall
• ‘These quilts have saved lives’
• Fairfield police and faith leaders look to build partnershi­ps
• Founded in 1896, Milford DAR chapter celebrates 125 years
• Zuppardi's Apizza to open Ansonia takeout spot
• Possible walkout looms at Frontier
• State firm to hire workers for holiday season
• Couple’s startup can make greeting cards unforgetta­ble
• Barbara Orzechowsk­i Parks
• Michele Guerrera
• Veronica (Vera) Dzamko Malesky
• Fitch drops Milford bond rating, S&P maintains AAA
• Newtown police earn A’s in first study of body camera videos
• Cities, police unions clash over vaccine mandates
• Bridgeport men charged in Westport store burglary
• FDA panel endorses booster shot for J&J COVID-19 vaccine
• U.S.: States can order COVID shots for younger kids next week
• Aide: Clinton recovering from urological infection
• The threat of minority rule in the United States
• When it comes to climate, who are we kidding?
• COVID cases in Connecticu­t schools declining, data shows
• Yale doctor: Breast cancer drug will ‘save lives’
• RICH AND FAMOUS
• Masuk bounces back, routs New Milford
• Newtown pulls away from Bunnell in second half
• Giants’ Jones cleared to play vs. Rams
• Huskies keep hitting new lows
• CT native Levis leads Kentucky vs. No. 1 Georgia
• 3 ways aging drivers can see better at night
• Patient’s 16-hour fast causes sickness
• Insecure man resents wife’s social life

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