Connecticut Post - 2021-11-10

• Get ready for more games: ‘Squid Game’ readies for Season 2
• Claims for victim benefits on pace for all-time high in state
• New council will have expanded GOP presence
• Scouts’ food drive to aid hungry this Thanksgivi­ng
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• Lamont declares run for second term
• Election results hold after Trumbull recount
• Bridgeport teacher charged with sex assault of students
• Retiring labor leader feels workers have upper hand
• White House rushes with fixes for U.S. economy
• Probe finds Trump officials violated Hatch Act
• GE to end its run as a conglomera­te and split into 3 public companies
• CT residents scramble to get last Walking Liberty Rolls
• Last State Restricted Silver Walking Liberty Bank Rolls go to Connecticu­t residents
• John “Jack” O’Toole
• Maureen Sara
• Evelyn B. Niestemski
• Mary Ann Skopp
• Attorney: Family seeks justice for Kathie Durst
• William E. Verdier
• Former UB official to lead Michigan university
• We need action on juvenile crime now
• Jesus would get the vaccine
• Conn. should take pride as vax leader
• Health centers to get nearly $3 million in federal funds
• DOMINATION
• Notre Dame moves to Division I
• Top performers
• Many contributo­rs helping Yale challenge for Ivy title
• Giants using the time off during the bye to get healthy
• WR Elijah Moore’s last two games showcase his growth as a Jets rookie
• Mets’ Alderson claims New York a deterrent in search for a GM
• Correct posture doesn’t cost a thing
• Gift of cards, stamps sends message

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