Connecticut Post - 2020-06-01

• KNEELING in SOLIDARITY
• Probe into Shelton bus aide’s arrest delayed by virus
• Families push for nursing home visits
• Yo ho ho, Pirate’s Day is going virtual
• Henry Cavill is still the best Superman option
• Boxcar aims to be a ‘passport to the suburbs’
• Biotech shines as a bright spot for Conn.
• Depression, anxiety rise amid pandemic
• Slaying victim laid to rest in distanced ceremony
• EMS volunteer plans 24-hour run to help buy ambulance
• Summer of coronaviru­s: What’s safe? What’s risky?
• Evangelia Vaniotis
• IMMIGRANTS
• State needs to reopen aggressive­ly to survive
• Find ways to improve remote access to government meetings
• Late-lap mayhem
• Players, coaches speak out against injustices
• Future of stadiums, arenas promises high tech, low capacity
• Q&A: Dr. Glenn Copeland on the return of sports
• Nets statement on Floyd killing: ‘Enough is Enough’
• League plans to test players for COVID-19 daily if games resume
• Hall of Fame damaged in protests
• AP Interview: Floyd’s death opens old wounds for Sefolosha
• Protests flare again in U.S. amid calls to end police violence
• Astronauts arrive at space station
• Protests raise fears of new outbreaks
• Officials see extremist groups, disinforma­tion
• Epilepsy drug requires vision tests
• Reporting neighbors isn’t best choice

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