Connecticut Post - 2022-11-11

• Porter named Bridgeport’s new police chief
• Michelle Obama shares personal stories of coping in new book
• Report: Conn. employee overtime costs rise again
• Bridgeport school board members clash, accusation­s fly over superinten­dent search
• Oxford teen killed performing wheelie on stolen motorcycle
• One vote separates candidates in 134th, triggering recount
• Fairfield plans to replace section of sewer line for $6.25M
• Musk ends remote work at Twitter
• U.S. consumer inflation eases to 7.7% over past 12 months
• Jane Dortenzio
• Mary Ann Yannes
• Hayes victorious in 5th District race
• Logan concedes to Hayes in 5th District
• Shelton man pleads guilty to defrauding Amazon of $742K
• Connecticu­t towns prepare for the remnants of Nicole
• A call of duty to honor our veterans
• List of Veterans Day honorees grows longer
• New exit numbers planned for Route 8 from Bridgeport to the Valley
• Aiming High
• Staples WR duo respect purpose, history on Veterans Day
• BOSTON UNIVERSITY at UCONN
• Nike-Kyrie relationsh­ip likely finished, Knight tells CNBC
• What we learned from the 2022 MLB postseason
• GIRLS VOLLEYBALL TOP PERFORMERS
• Fake LeBron, Schefter accounts among those tweeting non-news
• Eagles, New York teams off to NFL’s most surprising starts
• Gifts to rev auto lovers’ engines
• ‘Retrograde’: A sad chronicle of the war in Afghanista­n’s last months
• Review: ‘Salvatore’ fetes a life devoted to feet and fashion
• Review: Florence Pugh shines in haunting ‘The Wonder’
• ‘The Crown’ enters Diana’s glorious revenge-fashion era
• Mom fears for safety of teen who insists on entering the workforce
• Matthew Perry’s memoir, a need for fame and 65 rehab stints

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