Connecticut Post - 2020-06-05

• ‘To be silent is to be complicit’
• Prison population nears 30-year low
• School board cuts 22 jobs to close $3.1M budget gap
• Consultant to brief Bridgeport City Council about police reforms
• George Floyd protests move Conn. businesses to speak out
• Lamont will free up $75M in federal virus relief for CT cities and towns
• ‘One more cry for justice among the thousands and thousands’
• Connecticu­t child care crisis could get Congressio­nal boost
• Metcalf Ances takes helm at Monroe’s Fawn Hollow School
• Shelton Conservati­on Commission opposes sale of Long Hill Avenue parcel
• Judicial Branch to reopen three more courts, expand hours
• Blumenthal, Murphy seek limit on military, police response to protests
• Fewer volunteer advocates help nursing home residents in Conn.
• Fairfield budget won’t raise property taxes
• Vegas rolls dice on reopening
• Turnaround in sight?
• Coronaviru­s strands merchant ship crews at sea for months
• Many remain skeptical of stock market rally
• Wall Street pauses, S&P 500’s winning streak snaps
• Wash. state unemployme­nt fraud might be $650M
• Louis R. “Gige” Facchini
• Boys & Girls Club of Milford plans to reopen this month
• Peter J. Izzo, Sr.
• Dina M. Belta
• Jay Davison Keillor
• Troconis can get belongings from Dulos’ home
• Flap over boarded-up stores shows we’re not talking about race
• Social distancing not required at Trump Mount Rushmore event
• Trumbull vigil set for Saturday
• Seize moment to upgrade accountabi­lity
• Reopening requires safety assurances
• What distance learning can’t provide
• Comparing the numbers on pandemics
• A Little help from his friends
• MLB players reaffirm pay stance, no deal with teams in sight
• Fundraisin­g efforts underway to support future of UConn program
• NBA owners approve 22-team season restart plan
• KNICKS: New York wont be a part of NBA’s reboot, leaving the team to look ahead to the lottery.
• Branford Road Race goes virtual, to benefit food distributi­on
• NFL coaches allowed to return to team facilities on Friday
• NHL finalizes playoff format as Penguins player tests positive
• Prosecutor­s describe racist slur as Ahmaud Arbery lay dying
• Moss shines in slow ‘Shirley’
• Teenage girl goes up against neo-Nazis
• Are actors Andrew Walker and Paul Greene related?
• Shelter cat comes with health issues
• Everyone experience­s ‘cringe attacks’

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