Connecticut Post - 2018-09-20

• Cultural exchange in the Valley
• Warren throws support to Hayes
• New FDA ads target e-cigarettes
• Making way for a new beginning
• Lamont outlines plans for tax cut, business developmen­t
• State wins federal funds to boost addiction treatment
• Police shift youth functions to detective bureau
• Town gets high marks for its economy
• Delegation split on bagels
• Grants to boost addiction treatment
• Pink denizen of South lands in Milford
• DOT announces steps to improve Shore Line East rail service
• School closed for week
• Connecticu­t’s voice can have effect
• Divergent takes on Dixon column
• State works to notify
• Spas new and old find brisk business
• Ability Beyond program targets job-seekers, employers
• State near top on credit card debt
• China’s premier appeals for free trade
• Nafta deal called unlikely this week
• More Americans tapping home equity to pay bills
• Stocks mostly ignore latest trade disputes
• Reader feels ‘cotton balls’ under skin
• Sibling’s girlfriend lets jealousy show
• Be an example to younger people in your retirement
• Edward A. O’Donnell
• David Schmidt, Jr.
• Trump says ‘hard to imagine’ Kavanaugh guilty of allegation
• How 65 women came to Kavanaugh’s defense
• Federal agency says it lost track of 1,488 migrant children
• Koreas summit kick-starts stalled talks with U.S.
• Strong schedule ahead
• Giants only have themselves to blame for foolishly believing Eli still has it
• Voit, Yankees top Red Sox
• Darnold can show Browns what they’re missing
• NEW YORK JETS (1-1) AT CLEVELAND (0-1-1)
• Hoskins HR sparks Phillies over Mets
• Pats tempering expectatio­ns as Gordon practices for 1st time
• Slain golfer, suspect lived contrastin­g lives

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