Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2021-07-04

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• City has partner for Greene Homes redevelopm­ent, but progress is slow
• Survey finds less alcohol use in high school
• Pandemic saw surge in CT Medicaid enrollment
• Former Derby mayor sues city over retirement fund
• Connecticu­t’s plastic bag ban comes as no surprise to many
• Former CIA operative Enrique ‘ Ric’ Prado writing memoir
• Pickleball or preservati­on?
• Trumbull to host July 4 Declaratio­n of Independen­ce reading
• THE HEXAGON STORY OF THE
• Finding common ground over a laugh in line
• New Haven police: 2- year- old points gun at detectives
• Housatonic offers suicide prevention training
• Protecting the valuable Connecticu­t Highlands
• A faith- based, pre- need plan for you and your loved ones
• John Anthony Golesky
• Florence Gordon
• Andrew Chacho
• Dr. Juan Silvio Lopez
• Joseph Robert Nevers, ( Col, USAF Retired)
• Dominick Julian
• Gail Anne Sullivan
• Joseph Petitte
• 50 years after his death, fans honor Morrison
• Miles Phillips
• Luise Lydia Valeska Lichtenber­g
• John R. Tobin II
• Barbara Wagner
• Experts: Climate change has gotten deadly
• Meet a new American
• Rising voices ensure the show will go on
• Why isn’t Conn.’ s founding father famous?
• The Zen of Connie Hawkins
• Why isn’t Conn. funnier?
• ‘It’s pretty amazing’
• Clingan on UConn: ‘It felt like home’
• What you need to know about NIL changes
• Walker, Mets cruise past Yanks in opener
• Scouting state players’ prospects in MLB Draft
• Denorfia enjoys home cookin’ with Yard Goats
• Doyle to defend State Junior Amateur title
• British teen joins Gauff in 4th round
• Merritt, Niemann share lead at Rocket Classic
• Robinson, McCowan help Fever beat Sun
• Hockey experience­s warming trend across southern states
• NHL pushes bid to reach out to Latino communitie­s
• Busch chases playoffs facing an uncertain future
• Homeowners prep for revaluatio­ns
• ‘We’re getting our mojo back’
• With global minimum tax, avoidance a risk
• You can help the investors of tomorrow
• Where have all the trees gone?
• Stamford designer creates sustainabl­e clothes
• Alzheimer's leads couple to marry again
• THINGS TO DO
• TV LISTINGS
• Design fads can impact your resale value
• Stretch to compete
• Quintessen­tial in-town New England living
• Coveted lifestyle on Sasco Point in Fairfield

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