Connecticut Post - 2021-11-01

• In 2nd weekend, ‘Dune’ bests ‘Last Night in Soho,’ ‘Antlers’
• Chilean artist finds inspiratio­n in COVID-19
• Paramedic, tech director honored by Trumbull EMS
• Shelton’s Joneses earn recognitio­n from Big E
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• At Group of 20 Summit, Biden unveils new steps to strengthen global supply chains
• Supreme Court to hear case on New York’s gun permit law
• ‘Last, best hope:’ Leaders launch crucial U.N. climate summit
• Albert W. Arnold, Jr.
• When will COVID pandemic be over?
• Fairfield’s election: What you need to know
• Westport voters will see few contested races on Tuesday
• How to write a good college essay from a boring prompt
• State climate plan is a public health priority
• State’s hospitals scramble to hire nurses
• Looking for ‘consistenc­y’
• Chiefs’ Clark tries to get going as Giants visit Arrowhead
• Jerry Remy, Boston Red Sox player and broadcaste­r, dies
• Playoff picture coming into focus
• Michigan State moves up to No. 5 in AP poll
• Another defining loss for Harbaugh
• Blood thinners may be needed for life
• Sibling asks kids to pay parent’s debt

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