Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2018-08-05

• Garner faces wrongful death suit
• 5 choices for party’s charge to November election
• Enchanted by sacred notes
• Calling out for unity on the right
• Touting a fiscal re- do for the state
• At home again after return
• Dealing from the top of the deck
• Parting bitterswee­t for Niehoff, CIAC
• Ban on 3D- printed gun plans makes sense
• 1 Beach festival highlights local shops and restaurant­s
• Body, dashboard cams return to police
• ‘ Crime against humanity’
• Norwalk approves medical marijuana dispensary
• Civil rights icon’s son backs Wooden’s bid for treasurer
• Doyle ad shows him as crime stopper
• Conservato­rs to bring artworks back to life
• Are People in Maine and Massachuse­tts really smarter than people in Connecticu­t?
• Officer makes arrest, pays for woman’s items
• Civil trial date set in bar fight
• Attorney finds balance in worlds of art, law
• Connecticu­t’s image problem
• ELECTION 2018
• Reading the candidates’ sign language
• The revival of The Age of Yogurt
• Public education stumbles, making democracy fall
• NEW DEVICE TO OFFER EMERGENCY OXYGEN
• Tiny Pez a big deal in the candy world
• Bolstering urban business efforts
• Julie Jason:
• Economic boom may complicate immigratio­n efforts
• COMMUNITY NEWS
• Sandra Choronzy
• Clarence DiBlasi
• Robert G. Holmes
• Colin M. McGrath
• Gary Wayne Miller
• Christophe­r L. Book
• William B. Seaver
• Druze protest Jewish nation bill
• Felicia Rose Ramirez
• Judge sued over refusal to OK transgende­r teens’ new names OHIO
• Trump tweet rips LeBron James’ smarts
• Shift in mind- set
• Sox seize AL East control
• Laccona’s slam powers Brakettes
• Healthy Thomas looking to make a major impact
• Northern Junior still growing in stature
• Thomas takes over; Woods fades
• Las Vegas Aces at Connecticu­t Sun
• BRAKETTES 11, ELIMINATOR­S 0 ( 5 inn.)
• Truex chasing title as current king of the road
• Yahn at home on diamond
• Position players taking mound
• Serena pulls out of tourney
• Gausman outpitched by Wheeler
• Meyer insists allegation­s were handled properly
• Beckham thankful to be back on field
• Moss finds his direction
• Manziel throws four intercepti­ons
• Rolling into summer
• Connecticu­t artist dreams of Latin America
• New season, new handbag
• When the mental hospitals closed
• DEALING WITH DUALITY
• The FedEx driver is the new Santa
• PLAN ON IT
• HOW THE GREEK GOT ‘ FAMOUS’
• A New Milford writer switches genres
• horoscope
• The stronger hand
• A picturesqu­e historic home
• Agent focuses on being an effective communicat­or
• Highest priced listings of the week
• How do I write an offer that gives me an advantage?
• Berkshire Hathaway celebrates sales executives recognized nationally
• William Pitt agent to rappel down Bridgeport skyscraper for charity
• Banker helps self- employed buyer close with 10 percent down
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• Fairview at Oxford Greens: Best- Kept Secret in Connecticu­t
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• Hot Property: Quaid’s vantage point in Palisades
• Use this resume critique checklist at every stage of your career
• Blackbeard the Pirate

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