The Day - 2018-05-29

• MEMORIAL DAY IN OLD LYME
• Orchestra director’s life changes key with retirement
• Missing pair’s boat found on L.I.
• Those over 50 are urged to get effective new shingles vaccine
• On ‘sacred soil’ of Arlington, Trump lauds nation’s fallen
• Sports: UConn earns at-large selection into NCAA baseball tournament
• France honors ‘Spiderman’ who rescued child
• Trump more optimistic about summit
• Cuba to update Soviet-era constituti­on, adapting to reforms
• Having protected anthem, the NFL must now protect cheerleade­rs
• Keep Kim worrying about the Libya model on nukes
• Trump’s amazing fog machine
• A welcome baby
• Experts: Starbucks training a first step in confrontin­g bias
• Congressma­n says he is an alcoholic, will not run again
• No Betts, no problem for Boston
• Sargent and Weah, both 18, score as U.S. beats Bolivia in friendly
• Yanks still unable to solve Verlander in matinee loss
• < Aidan Hynes
• Celtics’ Ainge prepared to stand pat
• Unlike Djokovic, past French Open champ Wawrinka loses
• Harvick, Kyle Busch are out front at NASCAR’s halfway point
• Mets lose opener to Atlanta on Culberson’s HR in ninth
• Wrestling helps senior grapple with future
• Veteran from Groton working for Desert Storm War Memorial
• Driving range is back in business
• Creator of pop icon:
• Stonington stolen car incident leads to shelter-in-place warning
• POLICE LOGS State Police — Montville
• Korean War battle hero Joseph Clemons Jr.
• Playing for down one
• Dierks Bentley and ‘this crazy thing called life’
• History & ecology & fun
• Dear Abby: Who should bride choose as maid of honor?
• Jay and Mark Duplass reveal the secret to their success
• YOUR STARS
• ART OPENING AND EXHIBITS AROUND THE REGION THIS WEEK

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