Connecticut Post - 2021-10-19

• Elton John taps some talented friends for new album
• Social activist Shawn M. Lang dies suddenly at 65
• Bridgeport police chief offers No Shave November alternativ­es
• Shelton housing complex gets $1.5M grant
• Milford eateries earn high health scores
• Envision Shelton announces slate
• Police: Weapons seized, man charged with hate crime after ‘angrily confrontin­g’ masonry worker
• CDC report: Conn. ranks first in child vaccinatio­ns
• Judge upholds $1M bond for suspect in 2012 murder
• Online gambling to launch in state on Tuesday
• Stocks end mixed on Wall Street ahead of busy earnings week
• MANUFACTUR­ING COMPANY DOUBLES DOWN ON CONN.
• Community colleges partner with Amazon subsidiary for tech training
• Lillian Erst
• David Allen Keiser 10/15/2021
• Candice Ann McGee Mahoney
• Michael G. Piorkowski
• Arlene Rosenberg
• What happens to dogs saved from illegal fighting rings
• Arbitrator: CT social workers can telecommut­e through December
• Louise Manente Trapasso
• ‘They wanted it to be real and raw, and it was amazing’
• College towns plan to challenge results of 2020 census
• Our ragtag army in Hartford
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Speaking up for moderates in the state Republican Party
• UConn map traces history of Native American land in CT
• Moving up in the world
• Secondary issues on display in Pats’ loss to Cowboys
• Jets spend bye week ‘digging in deep’
• FOOTBALL | TOP PERFORMERS WEEK 6
• New Canaan captures first Division I state title
• Silver says he hopes Irving gets vaccinated
• Panarin, Shesterkin lead Rangers over Maple Leafs in overtime
• Ex-husband doesn’t know reader’s rape led to destructio­n of marriage
• Amelia Earhart’s long-hidden poems reveal an enigma’s inner thoughts

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