The Day - 2017-09-01

• Rescuers seek anyone left
• Object retrieved from ocean on East Beach remains a mystery
• Conn College and Passero expected to meet soon
• Officials say former mayor knew about Derby trip
• Sports: UConn rallies in second half to defeat Holy Cross in season opener
• Pence offers personal touch in visit to Harvey’s victims.
• Trump slashes ‘Obamacare’ funding
• Navy considers unmanned vessels to increase power
• U.S. tells Russia to close consulate, some offices
• Officer fired for racial comments during traffic stop
• Treat opioid crisis as a national emergency
• Pained but necessary man in Trumpland
• Arpaio pardon correct political step
• Public mourns Princess Diana on 20th anniversar­y of death
• Lady Antebellum is back,
• With ‘Patti Cakes,’ Cathy Moriarty is still aiming for authentici­ty
• The best TV shows that premiered in August
• YOUR STARS
• Sharing news of diagnosis is difficult for Parkinson’s patient
• TO DO TODAY
• Community comes out for students
• An event for action, remembranc­e
• Medicare for all a sore spot for several state Dems
• Students in Groton off to new schools after closing
• Mystic YMCA
• Events to help Houston flood victims pop up around region
• Rita McCreary
• Popular TV actor Richard Anderson dies at 91
• Alan Root, celebrated and scar-ridden wildlife filmmaker, dies at 80
• It’s the Bears in a runaway
• Sun gear up for WNBA playoffs with weekend games at Phoenix and Los Angeles
• Sabathia stifles Red Sox again as Yanks win series opener
• Texas scenes remind us that at CGA, our athletes are also our heroes
• Federer survives another five-set test to reach third round at U.S. Open
• Jets 16, Eagles 10
• Backup QBs have big night as Giants top Pats
• Reds roll past the Mets
• Edsall focused on making Huskies respectabl­e again
• AAC ROUNDUP
• Boston has a tough act to follow in FedEx playoffs
• Is your house old and tired?
• Equity Rich
• Property transactio­ns

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