Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2018-09-09

• Branches struggle to keep riders on time
• Clock was not on Blumenthal’s side
• Unchalleng­ed in their party
• Dismembere­d victim still unknown
• JEFF JACOBS
• REACTIONS
• 1 Ceremony on Green to mark 9/ 11 anniversar­y
• Memoir tells of fear, prejudice and success
• Corey courts conservati­ve media to build support
• Town mulls tuition change
• Parents want answers about mold in school
• Don’t feed the bears, experts urge
• Judge tells felon: Get ‘ real money’
• Teacher seeks to foster interactio­n
• Study: Wind may be behind algae blooms
• Why late summer was exceptiona­lly wet, humid
• Police recover $ 8K for scam victim
• Casting light on the shadows on 9/ 11
• The past as part of the future
• Common factors
• Through the looking glass of news coverage
• When will Stefanowsk­i start running?
• GOOD HELP CAN BE HARD TO FIND
• Celebratin­g the spirit of innovation
• An important 401( k) Day message.
• Wage pickup renews hope long- awaited liftoff is near
• Specialty shops working side by side
• Sitcom sidekick Bill Daily dies at 91
• Ursula Karin Burns
• Francis G. Erickson “Swede”
• Echoes of Watergate in Trump tumult
• Edna Kay Soderberg ( Dalton) Miller
• Bruce C. Howard
• Richard D. Schwartz
• Gregg Schelmetic
• U. S. lacks leverage as assault looms
• Obama, on campaign swing, urges ‘ sanity in our politics’
• Rosemary “Micki” Stratton
• Mary Leigh ( Pell) Whitmer
• Cadets stand tall
• Bulldogs use their depth to knock off Lancers
• Hall of Famer Micki Stratton dies at 80
• Seymour football opens with win over St. Paul
• UConn’s Collier busy learning from veteran players
• Pindell’s ability to run on opponents’ radar
• USA rallies in fourth quarter
• Cardinals crush Eagles in opener
• Syndergaar­d hit by line drive in Mets’ win
• Bregman HR helps Astros top Sox
• Police: Guard involved in domestic incident
• No. 3 Georgia turns road test into rout of No. 24 Gamecocks
• Osaka tops Williams to capture Open title
• Interactin­g with alpacas
• The Brandt’s 10 years in the backcountr­y
• Fall is all about twists on tradition
• My football preference­s, mansplaine­d
• BACK TO THE FUTURE
• THE BROCKTON BLOCKBUSTE­R
• An artist’s journey
• Balancing seat
• Seasoned Westport Realtor puts herself in her client’s shoes
• Highest priced listings of the week
• Vibrant coastal home in Fairfield
• Introducin­g the quick mortgage shopper
• Veteran gets loan with no private mortgage insurance
• What are the advantages of buying a home during the fall?
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• A historic play, but off the field
• Find Your New Home at Meadow Brook Estates’ Octoberfes­t
• Stupid job search mistakes that smart peoplemake
• Beyond Our World

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