Connecticut Post - 2021-10-27

• Cancer centers work to address late diagnoses among Hispanic women
• CT to close mental health facility for young adults
• Obama, Springstee­n’s ‘Renegades’ is smart, beautiful
• A ‘beacon’ or Las Vegas-style excess? St. Vincent’s sign denied
• Nanny’s service to area family honored
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• How many CT parents will get their young kids COVID vaccinated?
• 3 ways COVID vaccine for kids differs from regular dose
• Milford buses running nearly disruption free so far
• Developer buys site in Orange
• CEO predicts ‘explosive’ growth if Sikorsky builds fighter helicopter­s
• Lamont’s wife, Malloy’s niece help women entreprene­urs
• Rarely seen United States coins up for grabs in Connecticu­t -zip codes determine who gets them
• Richard George Fekete
• Margaret Irene Sontra Betts
• William T. Lynders
• Mary Ann Ferland
• Judge orders teen charged with accidental­ly killing friend tried as adult
• Bridgeport man facing manslaught­er accepts 8-year deal on gun charges
• CT prison system starts revising its solitary confinemen­t policies
• Medical oversight board needs a remedy
• Redistrict­ing should be transparen­t
• Party isn’t everything
• DEEP: Big brown bat seen most often in state
• Soap company funding effort to legalize psilocybin in Connecticu­t
• BOYS SOCCER HIGHLIGHTS
• Yale takes pride in 3rd-down defense
• Senators grill social media firms on kids’ use
• Potential legal woes mount after ‘Rust’ shooting
• FDA panel backs Pfizer’s low-dose COVID-19 vaccine for kids 5-12
• Simple blood test can assess thyroid
• Infidelity continues to rock marriage

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