The Day - 2018-02-14

• Lawyers seek answers in 2016 prison suicide
• Domestic violence coalition proposing state adopt ‘dominant aggressor’ law
• Voting open to foreign hacking
• In Groton, ‘magnet school opportunit­y’ draws throng
• FBI CONTRADICT­S THE WHITE HOUSE’S ACCOUNT ON AIDE
• Sports: East Lyme wraps up ECC Division I boys’ basketball title
• Trump prods Congress on ‘Dreamers’
• Russian mercenarie­s reported killed by U.S. airstrike in Syria
• Police want Netanyahu indicted on bribery charges
• Election year not a license to ignore budget
• Trump is laughing at the chumps who elected him
• Landmarks plans to improve ‘Berry House’
• Montville schools could face significan­t cuts
• SLAIN UCONN DOCTOR’S BODY MAY HAVE BEEN IN HOME FOR MONTHS
• Salem school board approves $10.44 million budget
• Town releases disputed report
• Parents sound off on Norwich school plan
• Preston school officials
• CALENDAR
• Waterford
• George McGugan
• Mary Kelleher
• Comedian Marty Allen dies at 95
• Alvin Manter
• Teresa Messina
• Jennie Shaeffer
• Westerly Water issues statement on water problem in Pawcatuck Chamber of Commerce names Louis Ziegler Citizen of the Year
• THAT’S A WRAP
• Louisville the latest stop on Evans’ journey
• White-knuckle ride
• COTP doubles as your funny Valentine
• NOTRE DAME PRESIDENT RIPS NCAA’S DENIAL TUESDAY OF NOTRE DAME APPEAL
• < Yankees manager
• NHL ROUNDUP
• U.S. women roll on, Canada is up next
• American luger Sweeney crashes out of Olympics
• Hindsight 20/20?
• Sox report for first season under Cora
• This tropical plant gives foods a nutty flavor and surprising color
• CHOCOLATE HAYSTACKS WITH CRUSHED STRAWBERRI­ES
• Conn College celebrates arts and technology
• Oliver relishes being able to do show without restrictio­ns
• Omarosa on Pence: ‘He thinks Jesus tells him to say things’
• Couple celebrates 50 years together with Abby’s blessing
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