Do we put a comma after “Connecticut’s”, “France’s” and “2001’s” below? Or leave as is, without the comma in each (as shown below)? I cannot find a rule on this anywhere on the net. No recasts, please. Hartford, Connecticut’s crime rate has doubled in the last decade. Paris, France’s sights are breathtaking. September 11, 2001’s tragic events ... Thank you.
I don't think a comma is needed there. In fact, it would read kind of weird if there were one. Leave it out.
