Connecticut Post - 2022-01-25

• Fairfield man loses job over smoothie shop tirade
• Hartford judge orders prosecutor to respond to Troconis’ attorney
• New this week: ‘Ice Age,’ Kevin James and ‘The Gilded Age’
• Bridgeport ed board to consider pandemic bonuses for teachers
• Shelton audit shows growing fund balance, low debt
• Judge rules convicted killer can’t have witness info
• Shelton police union ousts fired officers from leadership posts
• Westport schools further relax COVID-19 rules
• CT ends 2021 with fewer jobs than before pandemic
• CT can be known for innovation, new agency leader says
• Stocks climb back after steep slide
• Phyllis A. Fagan
• Maria Hassane
• Agnes Mary (Novak) Swetz
• August Antonini
• Andrew F. Mizak III
• Report: 911 call caused confusion in homicide response
• Robert J. Yakoubian
• Peter J. Veccharell­i Sr.
• Aida Rodrigues
• Lena Sbardellat­i
• My Marvie took voting seriously
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Parental choice for masks in schools
• Wild NFL weekend tested state’s new sports betting market
• Hurley, Huskies wary of Hoyas
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Rangers down Kings in SO
• Knicks rally comes up just short
• RFK Jr. remarks on Anne Frank, vaccines draw condemnati­on
• Justices to hear challenge to race in college admissions
• Chauvin called ‘all of the shots’ when Floyd killed
• High school graduation rates dip across U.S. as pandemic stalls progress
• Grandchild doesn’t know real dad, thinks mom’s beau is her ‘Daddy’
• Review: An imperialis­t repents in ‘Gangsters of Capitalism’

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