Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2018-07-29

• Ganim maintained city’s trustworth­iness
• Lamont’s connection­s paid handsomely
• Vets wary of dog flu’s spread
• JEFF JACOBS
• Lighting designer mixes function and art
• IN YOUR TOWN FAIRFIELD
• REACTIONS
• Derby works to correct voting- district borders
• Young voters who have registered tripled
• Businesses make move toward strawless future
• VFW Post helps resident displaced by fire
• Policy changes to help protect Scouts
• First recycled paint to be sold in Connecticu­t
• Storms may have led to solar panel fire
• Gunmaking drops off in Connecticu­t
• Chestnut trees make a comeback
• Busy summer music season heats up
• Halt downloadab­le plans for making 3D guns
• Vacations always put him in a good mood
• City attorney forgot about Freedom of Speech
• How to referee 7 still in ring
• Easy fix to big environmen­tal problem
• Sweet potatoes make difference in protein bar recipe
• Riding a growing economy
• Julie Jason:
• Facebook plunge: Brief setback or portent of trouble?
• Health insurer readies hiring push
• Paul M. Balonze
• Mary Rose ( Matera) Del Re
• Margaret Kabel
• Jane Johnson
• Irene F. Halko
• Burton W. Cochrane
• Dorothy Ann Beauchemin
• Craig W. Luce
• Andrew C. Marx
• Robert William Krysiak
• Robert John Lender Sr.
• Berardino ( Ben) Nero
• Joseph W. Slossar
• Linda Ann Rose
• Pope accepts resignatio­n of McCarrick after sex abuse claims
• Margaret E. Wright
• Domingos Dias Vaz
• Youth movement
• Yankees rally late, salvage split of doublehead­er
• Costigan turning heads at Bryant
• Host club well represente­d
• Cheshire tops Naugatuck in super regional opener
• Manchester to face Fairfield
• Moore wins third MVP award
• Wreckers honor Lawrence
• Olander hasn’t given up
• Thomas effectivel­y seals title
• Another milestone for Johnson
• Williams outduels de Grom
• Martinez hits majors- leading 32nd HR
• Brady: ‘ Ridiculous’ to link Edelman suspension, coach
• Apple showing maturity
• Waiting game: Darnold still a no- show amid contract impasse
• Summer camp for kids who cook
• Bertie the Bunyip, and other muses
• Jose Feliciano’s ground breaker, 50 years later
• Just what is summer anyway? Here’s what.
• PLAN ON IT
• WHAT THEY’RE SMOKIN’
• BEHIND THE VELVET ROPE
• Making a statement with your exterior design
• Weighty matters
• ‘ Enchanting home’ in Easton
• Realtor becomes part of her clients’ families
• Agent is chasing new horizons
• Legendary reggae band, The Wailers, to perform at annual Raveis Ride + Walk fundraiser
• Buyer qualifies using rental income for condo purchase
• What can you do to enhance your home’s curb appeal?
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• William Pitt, Julia B. Fee Sotheby’s sees multiple agents, two teams named best in Connecticu­t by REAL Trends
• Flying High

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