Connecticut Post - 2021-10-30

• Gordon Wood and Woody Holton clash over past and present
• Facing suspension, Connecticu­t high-ranking budget official quits
• Milford Adult Ed seeking teachers, students
• Milford adds STEM labs to all elementary schools
• State to let students budget, vote on how to use federal COVID funds
• Ansonia cops identify third suspect in 2011 killing
• Experts: Conn. youth still getting COVID, but not as severely as adults
• Abercrombi­e & Fitch customers can get same-day delivery
• Wall Street closes at new highs after choppy trading
• ‘The town is just alive’
• Judge denies Pan’s request for private access to case documents
• Bridgeport man charged in crash that killed elderly woman
• School employee investigat­ed for “inappropri­ate behavior”
• As COVID cases fall, Halloween brings more fun and less fear
• WestConn lacrosse players killed in crash remembered as a ‘dynamic duo’
• Big, messy, complicate­d: Biden plan churns in Congress
• Pope tells Biden to keep taking Communion
• The historical roots of the Jan. 6 insurrecti­on
• 100 years of vax mandates and we’re still OK
• CT facilities fined for not reporting COVID vaccinatio­n rates
• Pioneers fall to Eagles despite Robbins’ effort
• Winter sports protocols include no masks for vaccinated students
• Sweitzer, Hand cruise past Bunnell
• CIAC divisions released; Wilton to sit out season
• UConn’s Benedict not at point of desperatio­n amid realignmen­t
• BP med can make gums red and puffy
• Dirty shoes cause stink in clean home

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