Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2018-12-30

• Federal shutdown causing anxiety
• A year of highs and lows for city police department
• Group formed to study rise in local homeless population
• Area hotel lobby serves as comedy club on Saturdays
• Notre Dame- West Haven defeats Stamford
• Top state economy stories of 2018 preview 2019
• Fairfield native wins on ‘ Chopped’
• Immigrant crackdown targets Vietnamese
• Mass. vandalism spree linked to area
• Are People in Maine and Massachuse­tts really smarter than people in Connecticu­t?
• Time to Take a Vacation!
• Let the Fights Begin!
• Seeking Workers’ Compensati­on changes
• A look at music highlights from 2018
• ‘ Never given up the fight’
• Seals return to area waters
• Time with a child can make a difference
• Put blame for deaths where it should be
• Combing sand for 2018 treasures
• The gift of the ear
• DOLLAR STORES CREATE OPPORTUNIT­IES, PROBLEMS
• N. Korea’s ‘ Singapore shops’ expose sanctions weakness
• Military seeks a few good robots
• Julie Jason: How to view a volatile market.
• Euro currency remains work in progress after 20 years
• John “Jack” Cummings
• Ruth Ingeborg Edgren
• Carol Broshjeit
• Maryann Conti
• Rachel Galya
• Richard N. Lamy
• Lynn ( MacDonald) Rouleau
• Joseph R. Taddia
• Short on solutions, long on blame in 2nd weekend
• USF’s Yetna was a big oversight for UConn
• Clemson crushes Notre Dame in semifinal
• Kolbe captures Kuczo tourney crown
• Plenty of highs, and lows, in 2018
• Shannon scores 30 to lead Foran boys
• Sound Tigers pick up OT win at Hartford
• LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP
• Patriots playing for 1st- round bye in home matchup with Jets
• Cowboys, Giants have same goals heading into final game
• Nothing official, just some offbeat awards for 2018
• Gators rout Michigan to cap comeback year
• Virginia shuts out South Carolina
• Barzal’s hat trick sparks Islanders
• January is no time for keeping promises
• Good worker gets ahead of herself
• PLAN ON IT
• A real porchetta, without going whole hog
• NEXT STOP, BAKED GOODS
• The deli man writes a memoir
• Specially engraved chocolate says it all
• The other side of Florida
• horoscope
• Regal living at The Renaissanc­e
• Agent knows who to contact when clients come with questions
• Decades of team leading experience
• Mortgage broker helps brothers buying a two- family house
• What are the risks involved in investing in multi- family properties?
• William Pitt Sotheby’s agents sponsor production to benefit Family Equality Council
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES

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