Connecticut Post - 2021-11-18

• Fatal overdoses rise in state
• Christmas on the air
• Remove statue of Mystic Massacre leader from state Capitol, tribes urge
• Fairfield OKs $3.7M for bridge replacemen­t
• Dozens pack zoning hearing to preserve Remington Woods
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• Bridgeport youth, education groups to get federal grants
• Oil dealers call on Lamont to end natural gas conversion incentives
• SHU theater director records music for Macy’s parade
• Fairfield board approves buying property for affordable housing
• Music teachers say state group withheld video backing BLM
• Carol Mae Young
• Elizabeta Babu
• Margaret D’Amico Incerto
• Lamont defends decision to drop climate effort from 2022 agenda
• State medical board suspends doctor’s license
• Lauretti sworn in for 16th term as mayor
• Police: Man arrested after armed standoff
• Annual toy drive begins at Boys and Girls Village
• Families priced out of public schools
• The road ahead for Bridgeport’s highways
• ‘I LOVE THIS TOWN’
• ANDRE the GIANT
• NCAA women’s tournament expands to 68 teams
• Flacco to get start at QB for Jets on Sunday vs. Dolphins
• Naturally, Falcons vs. Patriots brings back memories
• Giants QB Daniel Jones knows all about playing champion Buccaneers
• Thursday’s NFL Matchup
• Blue Jays’ Ray, Brewers’ Burnes win Cy Young awards
• Magic rally late, beat Knicks
• Wolf Pack rally to edge Islanders
• Bishops approve Communion document without singling out politician­s who back abortion rights
• Rittenhous­e lawyers ask judge to declare mistrial over video
• Jan. 6 rioter who carried spear, wore horns, draws 41-month sentence
• Club members pose main COVID risk
• Father’s tantrums due to head injury

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