Connecticut Post - 2020-05-29

• ‘He deserves to be remembered’
• Slaying suspect waives extraditio­n
• City has plans for drive-up graduation­s
• Advocates: Violence, protests could happen in Connecticu­t
• Board president asks unions to reconsider furlough days
• Manhunt spanned 6 days, 4 states,
• Service to remember slain Newtown graduate,
• Mohegan Sun, Foxwoods set to enjoy regional gaming monopoly
• Author tries to market latest book in pandemic
• St. Vincent’s 1st COVID-19 patient recounts recovery
• Experts: One-way mask will not stop spread of virus
• TPZ reviews plans for 5-story apartment building
• School board selects superinten­dent search firm
• ReOpen Westport team prepares for second phase
• Not all eligible Conn. children receiving coronaviru­s food aid
• Sona A. Current
• Scientists discover damaging new invasive plant on Connecticu­t River
• Reverend Stephen Balint
• Frances P. Vitale
• Edward F. Dunn
• Vaccine proponents call for an end to child exemptions
• Conn. jobless claims near third of pre-virus workforce
• Dick’s to expand at Danbury Fair mall
• Gartner: Coronaviru­s to impact demand for mobile tech
• U.S.-China tensions put end to Wall Street rally
• Worry, haste, retail therapy: What have we bought?
• 41 million in U.S. have lost jobs since pandemic began, but layoffs slowing
• Casinos could show right path to reopening
• Don’t neglect health needs during crisis
• On self-destructio­n
• Derby High graduate named district’s paraprofes­sional educator of the year
• Clapping with one hand
• Sacred Heart looks to reload with new recruits
• Boston Marathon canceled for first time in 124-year history
• US Dept. of Ed: State transgende­r sports inclusion violates others’ rights
• Flacco ‘embracing’ backup role but not done as starter
• NHL awards regular-season trophies for season cut short
• Chase Elliott ends week of misery with overdue Cup victory
• National Guard called to respond to violence on Minneapoli­s
• Accused officer opened fire on 2 people
• Trump escalates war on Twitter, social media protection­s
• ‘The High Note’ deserves round of applause
• ‘Space Force’ launch sputters
• Is ‘Warrior’ returning?
• Social distancing applies to pets too
• Man compares reader to former lover

Connecticut Post - 2020-05-28

Connecticut Post - 2020-05-30