The Middletown Press (Middletown, CT) - 2020-11-13

• How schools and Phase 3 contribute­d to CT’s second wave
• The domino to full remote learning begins
• Lamont: App acts as a COVID alert
• Mayor: ‘It says we are an inclusive city’
• Study shows rapid rise of telemedici­ne during COVID
• Hospitaliz­ations surpass 600 in Connecticu­t
• Budding florists get day in the sun in new reality series
• CT women respond: Why we voted for Trump
• Goodwin University students make honors
• Stocks pull further below record highs as infections spread
• 709,000 Americans seek jobless aid
• Bank proposes tax on those working from home
• AA to shut down Tweed service
• Quinnipiac student meets Biden for public service class
• Greenwich considers banning signs on public property
• CT Dems will push for public health insurance option
• Public education deserves a champion
• How to avoid a case of paraskevid­ekatriapho­bia
• What should we expect from Biden?
• Liberty Bank, Rotary clubs raising funds for holiday meals
• The big bite is back
• Hurley: ‘High level of concern’
• Casey rides the buzz of Masters history to 65 and early lead
• Tate injures his knee at practice
• UConn freshmen have been quick learners
• Jets in the running for worst season in NFL history
• Northeast governors suspend interstate youth hockey
• Ivy League cancels winter sports season
• Breaking down UConn’s ‘exceptiona­l’ 2021 class
• Braves’ Freeman wins NL MVP, White Sox slugger Abreu gets AL
• Howard, Boston lead AP All-America team
• Breaking up with college boyfriend is the fairest thing
• HOROSCOPE
• Indoor safety from air filters
• Biden, top congressio­nal Dems demand new economic relief bill before year’s end
• Trump, stewing over election loss, silent as virus surges
• A few cracks but no big GOP break with Trump on Biden win

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