Connecticut Post - 2020-08-18

• College COVID cases test system
• Most school districts plan for full reopen
• Animal cruelty charge facing Milford man raised
• Man gets 15 years in death of infant son
• Josh Groban won’t let virus stop his live music and album
• In CT GOP, ‘We need to do some soul searching’
• Lamont to CT Biden delegates: ‘We’re not going to leave anything on the battlefiel­d’
• YNHH to do testing of COVID-19 treatment
• First West Nile human case detected in CT this season
• Doctors: New cervical cancer screening guidelines could cut deaths by 7 percent
• Fairfield to host workshop on Post Road Circle safety study
• Officials probe reports linking virus to hockey tourney
• Appeals court spares city in fire suit
• Spirit unfurls Halloween popups
• WWE moves shows to Orlando arena
• Stamford Marriott reports temporary layoffs
• Malafronte remembered for courage, love of family
• Joyce D. Viera
• Mary Veres
• Gloria Ann Whalen
• John La Croix
• Sherman letting children of teachers attend district schools for free
• HBO comedian goes on rant against Danbury
• Norwalk schools hire former administra­tor as consultant
• Eversource boss to face legislativ­e hearing
• Aldermen suspend door-to-door sales licenses
• Dems claim ‘big tent’ for first convention in pandemic
• Activists: Police killings of Latinos lack attention
• Police reform a burden for Connecticu­t communitie­s
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Comment typifies president’s attitude
• Eversource, UI fined over renewable energy efforts
• Hold the phone JEFF JACOBS
• Slimmed-down Carlton expecting better results
• Tatum, Brown lead Celtics past 76ers in Game 1
• Cano, Alonso each homer twice as Mets beat Marlins
• Love of game motivates Gore
• Giants have a new look under Joe Judge
• DeBrusk, Bruins rally in third to beat Hurricanes
• Red-hot Raptors roll past Nets
• ON THE AIR
• Extreme traits can affect dogs’ health
• Man can’t get over wife who left him

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