Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2021-09-19

• Experts fear surge in foreclosur­es in Conn.
• COVID-19 vaccine trial was not a tribulatio­n for Trumbull family
• State’s medical pot patients can grow plants Oct. 1
• In rare move, court upholds affordable housing denial
• ‘A commitment to spread kindness’
• Cancel culture dominates season 2 of ‘The Morning Show’
• COVID cases dip, vaccinatio­n rate ticks up in Bridgeport
• In edgy Washington, police outnumber Jan. 6 protesters
• U.S. ramps up plan to expel Haitian migrants
• A look inside this week’s Hawk Watch Week
• Teachers, groups want more say in how it’s used
• Shelton K-6 schools open after hours, weekends
• Towns reluctant to ease taxpayer restrictio­ns as pandemic persists
• Official: TikTok challenge damages school bathrooms
• Youth fishing derby planned
• New tech equals less invasive surgery
• French minister decries ‘duplicity’ in U.S. sub deal
• How HBO’s ‘The Jinx’ helped lead to Robert Durst’s murder conviction
• Top doctors say not so fast to Biden’s boosters-for-all plan
• Streets are meant to be shared
• On pregnancy and the COVID vaccine
• Make Afghan refugees welcome in Conn.
• Let’s have some fun with vax passports
• Critical race theory and the danger of white comfort
• How I win at ‘Jeopardy!’
• Hopes are fading fast
• Cross-ed up
• Huskies suffer another ugly loss
• Sloppy defense costs Yankees against Indians
• Claude opening eyes of college coaches
• Larson wins at Bristol; Harvick and Elliott feud
• Brian Kelly ties Rockne as Notre Dame holds off Purdue
• Bogaerts, wild card-leading Bosox top O’s, win 4th in row
• Chara, 44, returning to Islanders on 1-year contract
• Giants don’t deserve benefit of the doubt until they fix their football
• Mac vs. Zach: Rookie QBs highlight latest Pats-Jets showdown
• Grocery chain sees ‘challenges’ in hiring seasonal workers
• Inquiry puts ex-World Bank officials under scrutiny on China
• Forum highlights state’s status as ‘hedge fund capital’
• Adapt or else: Downtown businesses cope with new reality
• Julie Jason: The true cost of college.
• A Slice of home
• Booming real estate won’t last forever in CT
• Painter invests in other artists during pandemic
• Astrology gains popularity among Gen Z and Millennial­s
• THINGS TO DO
• Friends’ divorce leads to new couple pairing
• Witch hazel has deep roots in Connecticu­t
• Horoscope
• Renovating your home? Don’t forget the heating and cooling system

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