The Middletown Press (Middletown, CT) - 2020-02-05

• Pride fest predicted to be event of ‘magnitude’
• Lamont eyes limits for free community college plan
• Giuliano wins South Fire District commission­er race
• Religious leaders push for health care equity
• Lawmakers hope 4 stuck issues break out in 2020
• Author crafts compelling ‘Cold Trail’
• Personaliz­ed learning: Another assault on academic day
• Library officials want to hear from community
• Court monitor: DCF cut social worker caseloads
• Offer made for Forever 21
• Taking on Edgewell, FTC shrugs off Shelton’s Bic
• Tech stocks lead indexes broadly higher, Nasdaq sets record
• Buttigieg, Sanders lead as Iowa releases partial results
• Senate so far split neatly along party lines on impeachmen­t
• Judge OKs limited release of Pentagon Papers case records
• Dulos attorneys want caretaker removed
• Dulos’ family: State needs to ‘recalibrat­e’ investigat­ion
• Medical equipment maker to close
• Time to end Iowa’s special voting status
• Protecting state from violent extremists
• Children’s center thankful for donations
• Lack of toughness, experience haunts UConn
• Knicks fire Steve Mills as president
• 3-time champ Watson returning
• Huskies have a long way to go
• Lobo’s advice to fans: Don’t freak out
• Yale heading back to MSG next season
• Staples’ Caney makes transition from soccer net to hockey net
• BOYS HOCKEY: FINE PERFORMANC­ES, GAMES TO WATCH
• Reader considers telling dugout partner about her B.O.
• HOROSCOPE
• Exposure to cigarette smoke

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