Connecticut Post - 2019-12-21

• Shark bites
• ‘Maren was stolen from us’
• ‘Wonderland’ gives Fairfield holiday glow
• A week to remember for Newtown
• Faculty protest college merger
• Educators tackle history in making with impeachmen­t
• JEFF JACOBS
• The10 Bridgeport roads with the most crashes
• Free college: What you need toknow.
• 10 city roads with most crashes in 2019
• It’s been an honor and a privilege
• Stores busy in Fairfield County on ‘frantic Friday’ before Christmas
• Edgewell Personal Care sells its businesses to Canadian company
• S&P 500 index closes out 10th winning week
• Appeals of scrap metal firings enter final stages
• Attorney: Lawsuits aim to drain Dulos’ finances
• Howard F. Sirois
• Louise (Miller) Rennie
• Emptying the pantry for neighbors in need
• Fight over tolls not going away
• She’ll be home for Christmas
• UConn, Quinnipiac could play next season
• Trumbull defeats Waterford in matchup of retooling teams
• Wiseman shows he’s wise man by dumping college
• Walter Camp names AllConnect­icut team
• ’Petersen Bowl’: Washington, Boise State meet in Las Vegas
• Tatum, Brown catapult Celtics
• Leafs double up Rangers
• Heat ease past Knicks, lead wiretowire
• Sounds Tigers can’t hold early lead in loss
• Fairfield (2-7) vs. Oakland (5-7)
• Trump rips Christian magazine that called for his removal
• Vaping illnesses blamed on vitamin E
• Obamacare signups steady as debate persists
• GOP adviser: Expect more aggressive poll watching
• Tests didn’t predict stepdad’s stroke
• Man keeps eye on wife after overdose
• HOROSCOPE

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