Connecticut Post - 2021-09-25

• Many state high schools went against U.S. trend on college aid applicatio­ns
• Feds: Man faces up to 20 years for part in robbery attempts, Bridgeport homicide
• Zoning board approves student-run bookstore; plan now goes to council
• Growing Shelton school seeks new teacher
• Meriden man sentenced to 6 years in prison for traffickin­g heroin
• Unvaccinat­ed state workers to remain on the job Monday
• State’s Attorney awaits report in case against former UConn student
• Activists, firms push to speed zeroemissi­on truck sales
• Stocks end mixed; S&P 500 manages weekly gain
• Women’s group, state back ‘sparkling’ tea startup
• U.S. booster shots start, as millions remain unprotecte­d
• Executive of Chinese firm resolves criminal charges in deal with U.S.
• Officials: All migrants are gone from Texas border camp
• COVID vaccine boosters begin for thousands in state
• State parents organize statewide gun buyback and gun safe giveaway
• ‘We’re going to tell your stories forever’
• Adapting to the post-pandemic office environmen­t
• Loss of Great Hunger Museum ‘an insult’
• State: Doctor’s license suspended for no-exam vaccine exemptions
• Warren’s 3 TDs spark No. 2 St. Joseph to victory
• Postponeme­nts bring potential disruption to the season
• Trumbull rallies the in fourth to stun Ludlowe
• Healthy Oldacre focused on helping Yale defense
• Masuk overpowers Hillhouse
• Mitchell evolving into Huskies’ leader on D
• Giants WR Kenny Golladay could see reduced workload
• Ansonia keeps streak going, tops Holy Cross
• Stratford beats Law, snaps 14-game losing streak
• COVID can cause lingering symptoms
• Engaged couple crave their freedom

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