Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2018-10-28

• Future of Conn. cities in the balance
• ‘ Our hearts are breaking’
• Adifferent path to parenthood
• Stefanowsk­i releases tax returns
• Sacred Heart football runs past Bryant, winning 47- 27
• Rainstorm floods area streets
• Opponents: SHU proposal crosses line
• Votes for Griebel could harm others
• What the mayors want
• Beach, marina fee hikes eyed
• One- world philosophy touted at U. N. Day
• BOE looks to council in funding dispute
• Gunman kills 11 in attack on synagogue
• How much does Trump’s behavior matter for election?
• Man admits fraud, lying to SEC
• Ned Lamont for governor
• There are all kinds of voter fraud
• ‘ Fed up with this circus’
• Leone and Miller protecting the Sound
• A political garden of verse
• The upside of quiet downtimes
• Independen­t coffee shops find plenty of demand
• Spotlight on retirement helps public
• Toymakers feeling pain in wake of Toys ‘ R’ Us’ demise
• Mail bomb suspect’s personalit­y changed radically
• James F. Bucci, Jr.
• Florence Martone
• Bruce Gordon Fales
• Antoinette A. Bellizzi
• Send us your items
• Craft fair
• Barbara L. Shaffer
• Raymond L. Pelesh
• Sound Tigers, Gibson finish strong in win at Hartford
• Weston breaks 5 meet records
• Bullard- Havens’ Holmes scores 5 TDs against Thames River
• Brady eagerly looks forward to playing Bills on Monday night
• Losses have Bears in more familiar spot with Jets up next
• Skidding Giants facing questions about future
• Nelson, Isles rout Flyers
• Fromm lifts Bulldogs over Gators
• Yale squanders lead in loss
• Dodgers win the Late, Late, Late Show
• Dramatic aftermath
• Out to lunch at Victoria’s Secret
• Anka sings Sinatra
• FEEDING YOUR INNER JERK
• In the studio of Malcolm Moran
• Stylish Easton colonial captivates with New England charm
• Bilingual Realtor helps buyers
• Compassion­ate bilingual agent
• The Mortgage Professor: The best tool for mortgage shopping
• Banker helps woman who filed for bankruptcy buy condo
• How are Realtors helping Connecticu­t’s economic recovery?

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