Connecticut Post - 2022-02-25

• State releases new guidelines for hazardous waste removal contracts
• ‘The Desperate Hour’ is a film lost in the woods
• How CT can help Ukraine
• Ganim criticized over abrupt lift of Bridgeport’s mask mandate
• Trumbull superinten­dent confirms mask mandate will end Feb. 28
• Source: Lamont’s budget chief out on Friday
• FDA OKs Purdue opioid overdoses treatment
• Alexander F. Pinto
• Thomas Gargiulo June 9, 1938- February 13, 2022
• Duane C. Allen
• Stanley T. Kozlowski
• Nancy Masiello
• Residents oppose proposed SHU housing
• CT Republican­s call for another probe into Diamantis
• Monroe man, whose case went internatio­nal, found not guilty
• Grisly find spurs drive to explain bodies left in woods
• Remove barriers to teaching profession
• Expanded voting should be an easy sell
• The truth about Russia, Ukraine
• Colleges could open as Connecticu­t State this fall
• ON THE AIR
• Girls wrestling set for first CIAC sanctioned championsh­ip
• Sacred Heart Academy puts one blip on the radar behind it
• 3 ex-cops convicted of rights violations in Floyd killing
• CDC to significan­tly ease pandemic mask guidelines Friday
• ‘Cyrano’ an intertwine­d love story both on screen, behind camera
• The Foo Fighters make a horror movie
• Movie about bullied teen is, like its hero, sweet and likable
• What has Taylor Kinney been in besides ‘Chicago Fire’?
• Depressed teen feels overwhelme­d as the challenges of her life pile up
• The uninhibite­d Elizabeth Chudleigh, whose bigamy trial captivated Britain
• Game All-New 2022 Mitsubishi Outlander SEL
• 2023 Macan T Joins Porsche Lineup

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