Connecticut Post - 2022-11-18

• ‘The Lion King’ hits a key milestone in its circle of life
• Blumenthal on Ticketmast­er: ‘Consumers deserve better’
• Judge to reconsider Bridgeport director Dunn’s pension cut
• Developer proposes mixed-use project
• CT essential workers could see $233 bonuses, not $1,000
• FuelCell Energy part of Ukraine effort
• Much of Conn. lags behind rest of U.S. in personal income growth
• Pelosi to step aside from Dem leadership, remain in Congress
• McConnell reelected Senate GOP leader: ‘Not going anywhere’
• Joseph O’Neill Jr.
• Bernadette Crowe
• Richard M. Vitale Sr.
• Shelton cops warn about mail theft
• Inspector general: Marshal justified for shooting at Bridgeport man on run in New Haven
• Killingly must forfeit $94K for ‘Redmen’ mascot
• Warrant: Two women were looking for a man who was avoiding them. A Waterbury educator wound up dead
• Bringing a smile to the East Side of Bridgeport
• Ticketmast­er needs to sing a new tune
• Protecting society from ‘hate mongers’
• EAGLES SOAR TO FINALS
• Yale freshman RB Pitsenberg­er playing a key role entering Harvard game
• GIRLS SWIMMING
• Verlander, Alcantara, unanimous Cy Young Award winners
• Giants’ Jones is more than willing to let Barkley bask in the NFL spotlight
• Rizzo, now back with Yankees, would like to see Judge stick around too
• Gifts to rev auto lovers’ engines
• Movie review: ‘She Said’ a methodical, powerful recounting of Weinstein investigat­ion
• Movie review: ‘Bardo’ weaves an extravagan­t, complex dream
• Craig needed his Bond to die so he could move forward
• ‘Why is Shepard Smith’s show no longer on CNBC?
• Friends warn reader her boyfriend keeps his line in the digital water
• Percival Everett has serious fun playing with your expectatio­ns

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