Connecticut Post - 2021-11-05

• Tom Hanks, a robot and a dog in ‘Finch’
• Suit: Prison had water issues before Legionnair­es’ cases
• Shelton GOP holds seats after absentee ballot count
• Assistant principal at Bridgeport’s Bassick was ‘open, welcoming’
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• Water leaks postpone transfer of Westport school to board
• Bridgeport offers COVID-19 boosters as vaccinatio­n rate stalls
• FEDS: MAN SENTENCED FOR ROLE IN BRIDGEPORT AREA DRUG TRAFFICKIN­G
• Cara Therapeuti­cs’ CEO to step down
• State resident honored for dedication to New York architectu­re
• Analyst who aided Trump-Russia dossier charged with lying
• U.S. mandates vaccines or tests for big companies by Jan. 4
• Fairfield Board of Selectmen OKs $3.7 million police gear contract
• Gregg Burnett
• Christophe­r Mauro
• Marguerite Candelli
• Storrs Knapp Dutko
• CT labor chief: Forgiving excess unemployme­nt benefits not easy
• Police: Attempted carjacking likely tied to statewide crime spree
• Defense waiting on report in Ansonia murder suspect’s case
• State Supreme Court upholds job-related Bridgeport murder case
• More tools needed to stop abuse in schools
• Connection key to seniors’ well-being
• Opposed to chain restaurant in Fairfield
• Colts run through Jets defense
• Big East announces forfeit policy for 2021-22 season
• SEAN PATRICK BOWLEY’S GUIDE TO THE GAMES
• COLLEGE HOCKEY CAPSULES
• Celtics crank up D again, roll past Heat
• 2022 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro
• Kristen Stewart is Lady Di; over the holidays she decided to leave Prince Charles
• Heist movie comes up empty
• This socially conscious human-traffickin­g film implicates a broken society
• Why is Delilah no longer a regular on ‘A Million Little Things’?
• Retired woman takes advantage of neighbor’s help shoveling snow
• Revisting the war on the American frontier through the abduction of a girl
• When should you replace rotors and brake pads?

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