The Day - 2019-07-18

• House holds Barr, Ross in contempt of Congress
• Foxwoods’ new CEO is tribal gaming vet
• Stark lines drawn for ’20 race
• DOT plans lane closure to complete I-395 bridge upgrades in Waterford
• Transporta­tion safety plan for the region is in the works
• Puerto Ricans demand governor quit
• Top diplomat: Iran must build missiles for defense
• Number of U.S. overdose deaths appears to be falling
• Confusion, fear spread on Mexico border
• House proposal would force disclosure­s of terror watchlist
• Nuclear industry push for reduced oversight gaining traction
• Lessons from the failure of Smiler’s Wharf
• Left screams racism for political gain
• Courtney wins House repeal of ‘Cadillac’ tax State delegation votes against impeachmen­t
• HOME SWEET HOME
• Boston welcomes Kemba
• Rollie Pier, beloved, gave life to his city
• Price, Eckersley feuding again after Eck's comments to Globe
• < The New York Mets
• Mystic’s Bowens continues to crush it
• Crowds stream into Royal Portrush BRITISH OPEN NOTEBOOK
• Former Auburn assistant avoids prison Broncos kick off training camps with Sanders on board
• A long wait, but finally a Tour win for Ewan
• Academy CEO Dawn Hudson on trying to modernize a 92-year-old boys’ club
• ART OPENINGS AND EXHIBITS THIS WEEK
• Chicago comedian Anthony Griffith reflects on loss and laughter
• YOUR STARS
• Revelation at bachelor party throws wedding into question
• ‘Personnel issues’ unfold at port authority as audit begins
• NL police assist ICE with capture after foot chase
• Norwich GOP nominates for council, school board
• Stonington event to raise funds for South Africa organizati­on that assists poor students.
• Wall Street agency warns state’s battle with pension debt is far from over
• Civil rights leader Sterling Tucker dies at 95
• Andrea Camilleri, noted author of Montalbano detective series, dies
• Kevin D. Tripp
• Brother of Sandy Hook victim running for state Senate seat
• ‘El Chapo’ sentenced to life in prison
• 20 fingers + 12 strings = magic
• Jazz up your Sunday brunch at Old Lyme Inn

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