Connecticut Post - 2022-11-22

• Bridgeport educator begins tenure as interim superinten­dent
• New this week: Lizzo, ‘Criminal Minds’ and ‘The Woman King’ SPOTLIGHT
• Controvers­ial statue to remain on state Capitol
• Milford seeks waiver from state-approved literacy program
• Fairfield looks to purchase another Quincy Street property
• Report: ‘Connecticu­t’ among most misspelled in Google searches
• Local minister, state rep, EMS chief honored
• NATIONAL DAY OF MOURNING
• Residents face effects of rising electric bills this winter
• Disney brings back CEO who shuttered ‘Ice Age’ animator in the state
• Study sees rents stabilizin­g nationally
• Jones started moving money after families sued
• Police: Naugatuck felon still at-large after dismemberi­ng 11-month-old
• William “Bill” T. Longo
• As Native American tribes reclaim stewardshi­p, bison herds spread
• As the Amazon rainforest goes dry, a desperate wait for water
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• The need to reform Conn.’s energy market
• A special kind of courage to celebrate Thanksgivi­ng
• Cooking food, gathering for feasts made us human
• UConn moves up to No. 3 in AP poll
• Muhl’s been on point
• US, Wales play to draw in opener
• Huskies hit road on a roll
• Cowboys end Minnesota’s winning streak
• FOOTBALL TOP PERFORMERS
• England rolls in rout of Iran
• GIRLS SWIMMING
• Lobo signs an extension with ESPN
• Gay club shooting suspect evaded Colorado’s red flag law
• Biden opens holidays, pardons turkeys Chocolate and Chip
• Reader’s self-esteem plummets because of abusive beau’s actions
• ‘Geek Love’ put Katherine Dunn on the map

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