Connecticut Post - 2018-09-21

• Report: More than 300 bridges deficient
• Structural­ly deficient bridges
• West Nile found in 4 state residents
• A century of living
• A year after Maria, needs still cited
• Rink complex, apartments planned for downtown Bridgeport
• Worker kills 3 and herself in Md. warehouse shooting
• SHU/Hearst poll: Lamont has slight edge over Stefanowsk­i
• PLAN ON IT
• Police say teenager on mend after shooting
• Milford suit aims to take Maroney off Independen­t ballot line
• State bond panel approves $795 million
• Costly mistakes in Danbury prison rebuild
• Francis J. Russo, Jr.
• Francis A. D’Ambruoso
• KAVANAUGH’S TEEN YEARS Will what happened at Georgetown Prep stay there?
• Lawyer: Kavanaugh accuser may testify with right conditions
• Connecticu­t’s persistent wealth gap
• Trains are smart, too
• Wary of censorship
• State sees job numbers inch up
• Zone change for beer garden falls flat with neighbors
• Businesses in line for insurance break
• Office building open to new tenants, expected to fill fast
• Amazon planning wider rollout of stores
• Irish border dispute still Brexit obstacle
• ‘Life Itself’ gets lost in the messiness
• ‘Fahrenheit 11/9’: Moore’s still fuming
• Solid ‘Clock’ does tend to drag
• Shelters and rescues deserve scrutiny
• Questionab­le mom enters the family
• Charging Ahead
• Huskies will face ‘ brutal’ road schedule
• Cadets, Blue Wave ready to meet in clash of state champions
• Unbeaten Lancers hold off Bulldogs
• Falcons shut out by Tigers
• Red Sox rally against Yankees to clinch AL East
• DARIEN BLUE WAVE (2-0) VS. ST. JOSEPH CADETS (2-0)
• Revisiting rare 1 vs. 2 matchup

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