Connecticut Post - 2022-11-19

• ‘The Menu’ filmmakers share ingredient­s of dining thriller
• Lamont, lawmakers extend gas tax holiday
• Little Free Pantry food collection to benefit Shelton families
• Bridgeport ‘Tent City’ residents seek shelter, while others form new camp
• Hartford HealthCare to expand outpatient services in Wilton
• Data: Conn. private sector jobs grow by 1,100 last month
• Former Bridgeport broker charged with selling counterfei­t handbags
• Police charge Fairfield man in connection with standoff
• Trumbull school board approves high school schedule revamp
• Former Finch aide weighs bid for mayor
• Victor R. Cassone
• Bridgeport felon pleads guilty to gun offense
• Ex-Conn. health director pleads not guilty to tampering charge
• Westport moves to protect historic buildings
• Warrant: Baby ingested lethal amount of dad’s fentanyl
• Vermont values come shining through again
• Why cash flow always matters, especially for cannabis businesses
• QU law school may abandon rankings
• There will be a winner
• Judge wins AL MVP in runaway
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL GAMEDAY
• CIAC GIRLS SOCCER CHAMPIONSH­IP CAPSULES
• CLASS LL NO. 16 GREENWICH (13-5-2) VS. NO. 2 HALL (18-0-2)
• CLASS S NO. 5 OLD SAYBROOK (17-1-2) VS. NO. 3 EAST HAMPTON (14-1-1)
• CIAC VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONSH­IP CAPSULES
• CIAC FIELD HOCKEY CHAMPIONSH­IP CAPSULES
• No. 18 Irish out to continue ACC dominance against Eagles
• Jets’ Wilson shows resiliency, moxie with Patriots up again
• Ivy title on the line when Yale visits Harvard
• North Korea test-fires ICBM with range to strike entire U.S.
• Prosecutor: Oath Keepers sought ‘violent overthrow’ of government
• Complicati­ons possible with TURP
• Husband hugs every woman but wife

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