Connecticut Post - 2021-11-20

• School cases, child vaccinatio­ns up
• ‘Trouble in Mind’ makes its Broadway debut, finally
• Survey names Lamont the most popular Democratic governor in the U.S.
• Judge clears Shelton police union rep on trespass charge
• Milford resident’s pantry creation helps feed the hungry
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• Outgoing Bridgeport councilwom­an challenges election
• Democrats must fight GOP’s fake ‘Bidenflati­on’ charge
• Police: Catalytic converters stolen from 28 Trumbull school buses
• Man charged in connection to city ballpark shooting
• Candida T. (Poppa) McGee
• Chemical manufactur­er cited by the EPA
• CT may have detected first case of fentanyl-laced marijuana
• Shelton veterans celebrated at senior center brunch
• Gang member pleads guilty in courthouse shooting
• Derby-Shelton train station to receive EV charging stations
• Hartford Courant editor, publisher to edit N.Y. Daily News
• NBC Sports extends Premier League deal
• Danbury’s Peter Buck, co-founder of Subway, dies at 90
• Don’t give up on climate plan for state and region
• End gun violence by investing in our state’s youth
• How my great-aunt stopped P.T. Barnum and legalized birth control in the U.S.
• Yale seniors glad they came back
• THE GAME HIGHLIGHTS
• GIRLS VOLLEYBALL CIAC CHAMPIONSH­IP CAPSULE
• GIRLS SOCCER CIAC CHAMPIONSH­IP CAPSULE
• Four-star recruit Castle picks Huskies
• House OKs $2T social, climate bill in Biden victory
• Reader doubts COVID vaccine’s value
• Addiction pits dad against daughter

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