The Norwalk Hour - 2018-11-11

• Success still elusive in historical­ly poor areas
• Under the radar no more
• LAMONT CAN THANK THE ‘MIDDLE’
• Himes urges prudent use of House majority
• Plan for new shopping center passes first hurdle
• Percentage of women veterans on the rise.
• REACTIONS
• Community Thanksgivi­ng Luncheon slated for Nov. 18
• Boat still washed up on shores of Saugatuck
• Options for Coleytown, but still no answers
• Coyote sightings more than double
• NEIGHBORHO­ODS
• Shared respect for veterans should unite us
• The birthright citizenshi­p argument
• Crossing the Election Day finish line
• A Trojan Horse fades in stretch
• Erasing black past — and future
• Huskies’ guard depth a plus
• UConn opens season today with some questions
• Mustangs outlast Huskies in shootout
• Jones learning from the best in new coaching gig
• No. 1 Alabama blanks No. 18 Mississipp­i State
• LOOKING BACK
• Ohio State at No. 2 UConn
• KEEP AN EYE ON
• Siakam, Raptors roll past Knicks
• As Cozza is honored, Bulldogs show fight in loss to rival Princeton
• Harvick on mission to silence his critics in Arizona
• The Extra Point
• Losses, ugly offenses, QB uncertaint­y mark Bills-Jets
• Vrabel gets 1st crack coaching against Belichick, Patriots
• Mullens to share stage with Manning when 49ers host Giants
• Lamont promotes the power of jobs
• Hospitals forced to rely more heavily on philanthro­py as other funding gets squeezed
• Questions to ask your financial adviser
• Medicare expands access to in-home support for seniors
• Hedge funds brace for the worst
• Recounts ordered in Senate, governor races
• Fire burns mobile homes, Malibu mansions
• Walter J. Arndt, Jr.
• Albert H. Scofield

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