Connecticut Post - 2021-07-26

• WRECK ROOM
• Fairfield settles one fill pile lawsuit
• Milford author wants women to ‘Reclaim Your Wild’
• Swimmer ‘made us proud’
• How police are trained to detect drivers impaired by drugs
• Kozlowsky honored for work with vets’ groups
• On a quiet weekend, ‘Old’ tops, ‘Snake Eyes’ sinks IN THE SPOTLIGHT
• Sacred Heart University to mandate vaccines
• Stratford’s Sterling House gets $2M state grant
• New technology is expanding fertility options
• State farmers find no easy way to deal with climate extremes
• Unenforced safety rules plague roads and rails
• Last State Restricted Silver Walking Liberty Bank Rolls go to Connecticu­t residents
• CT residents scramble to get last Walking Liberty Rolls
• Help needed for Afghans who have helped the U.S. media
• Pandemic has teens worried, unmotivate­d
• Lamont: Certain state travel restrictio­ns ‘a real possibilit­y’
• New Jersey upends Milford in East Region opener
• GOING FOR GOLD
• Feeling right at home
• Russians edge out Americans in qualifying
• DeChambeau, Rahm out after positive COVID tests
• Alonso, McNeil lead Mets past Blue Jays in Hill’s debut
• Red Sox end no-hit bid in 8th, storm past Yanks
• Pelosi appoints 2nd Republican critic of Trump to Jan. 6 committee
• Senators race to overcome final snags in bipartisan infrastruc­ture deal
• Germans divided over restrictio­ns for the unvaccinat­ed
• Fauci says U.S. headed in ‘wrong direction’ on coronaviru­s
• Foodborne illnesses are diverse group
• Man’s silence concerns family-to-be

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