Connecticut Post - 2021-10-21

• Absentee voting open to all state residents in 2021
• David Byrne says audiences seem ‘thrilled’ to be in theater
• A fresh take on George Orwell as an avid gardener
• The Tasty Yolk’s new storefront opens Wednesday
• Candidates debate taxes, COVID and school needs
• Milford sees school enrollment drop, but less than expected
• Shelton volunteer named one of state’s top firefighte­rs
• Caregiver pleads guilty in beating death of uncle
• More Yale New Haven Health staff vaccinated
• How ‘Innovation Corridors’ may help create 15K jobs
• Synchrony grows in third quarter
• Stocks end higher, bringing S&P 500 to cusp of a record
• Toymaker with celebrity clientele has new home
• Stratford mayor has raised twice the cash of challenger
• Gary A. Thoma
• Reports: Health problems tied to global warming on the rise
• Charges unlikely for riders who saw Philadelph­ia train rape
• Pig-to-human transplant­s a step closer with new test
• Conn. judge to sanction Alex Jones again
• Absentee ballots a step forward for state
• School bus driver shortage is real
• Mr. President, why should I buy your plan?
• Friendship matters most
• GIRLS VOLLEYBALL HIGHLIGHTS TOP PERFORMERS
• GIRLS SWIMMING TOP PERFORMERS
• FIELD HOCKEY TOP PERFORMERS
• GAMES TO WATCH
• Burke, Xavier win titles
• Cheshire newcomer Ciccone wins title, Guilford repeats
• Kelleher leads way for New Milford
• New Milford’s Walsh ascends to crown, but Barlow takes team title
• Cam Atkinson scores two goals to lead Flyers past Bruins
• Probe: Police use force against children as young as 6
• Senate report urges charging leader over pandemic
• Nikolas Cruz pleads guilty to 2018 Parkland school massacre
• More meds may not benefit diabetic
• Beau’s ring choice disappoint­s reader
• Rarely seen United States coins up for grabs in Connecticu­t -zip codes determine who gets them

Connecticut Post - 2021-10-20

Connecticut Post - 2021-10-22