Connecticut Post - 2018-09-22

• Harding teacher up for state honor
• Questions remain after passenger’s electrocut­ion death
• Report: Women coached for judge
• Survey: 1 in 5 workers at Capitol harassed
• Grant to fund restoratio­n of Stratford’s Curtiss hangar
• Lamont talks tech with entreprene­urs
• Rapist blames victim, women and media
• State financiers latching onto tax workaround
• Investment forum set for Nov.
• Entreprene­ur specialize­s in vegan soaps
• Economy grows even with rising oil prices
• Malloy pledges to fight for clean air
• Matos exhibit
• Laura M. Trombetta
• Trump upends GOP strategy on assault claim
• Sources: Rosenstein spoke of possible secret Trump taping
• Race central to Chicago case, even if jury doesn’t hear it
• Trump is failing to pursue actual voter rights violations
• Tax cuts and smart spending, the ways to move state forward
• Stop ... and go for Shelton
• Presidents break through for first victory
• Bunnell runs past New Milford
• Smalley on a mission of awareness and strength
• As Johnston’s game grows, so does his ice time
• FOOTBALL: New Canaan overwhelms Trumbull
• Nighthawks overcome slow start
• Lawmen tame Lions
• Masuk overpowers Pomperaug
• Huskies look to dial up pressure again
• UCONN FOOTBALL GAMEDAY
• Sabathia helps Yanks beat Orioles
• Avoid unproven therapies for cancer
• School’s rules upset teen’s girlfriend
• HOROSCOPE
• Avoid peer pressure, link your moral code with God’s

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