Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2019-01-06

• Social media can raise stakes in teen conflicts
• Doctors reap pharma cash as consultant­s
• Could Malloy have done more for CT economy?
• Troubled history with police climaxed in fatal shooting
• Fairfield Prep falls to Notre Dame in overtime
• State economic developmen­t czar looks back on road to progress
• CASE ONGOING IN DISPUTE OVER BUILDING DEBRIS PILE
• Banking on marijuana
• Court orders parties to get moving on Palosz case
• Trumbull board decision sparks partisan accusation­s
• Armory opens to help people get in shape
• Funding, achievemen­t gap focus of new- look education committee
• 9 priests honored by pope for service
• Teacher remembered for dedication, passion
• Panel considers Barlow high school improvemen­ts
• Legislativ­e inaction puts programs at risk
• A runner’s final lap
• To new state leaders: Wear power responsibl­y
• Gov. Malloy’s closing thoughts
• Draft speech of the 89th governor
• Charter lobby still paying for influence
• A long trip to see good works
• Road to economic recovery goes on
• AI firm grows under Priceline alum
• Julie Jason:
• Trump: ‘ Not much headway’
• Airport security screeners calling off work
• Cheryl M. Eldh
• Joan M. Fitzgerald
• Arlen T. Johnson
• Edward S. Kristie Sr.
• Irene F. Halat
• Golden Globes a sign of value of Asian inclusion
• Jacob ( Jack) Skydel
• Ruth H. Scribner
• Donald W. Sharpe
• Famed herbalist’s widower ordered off farm
• Despite best efforts, Huskies fall to UCF
• Huskies looking to start new winning streak
• Former Yalie Mason beat Baylor ... then he joined ’ em
• Trumbull girls remain undefeated
• Adams’ attitude, if not stat line, impresses Hurley
• No. 1 UConn at Houston
• UConn set to begin AAC play
• Foran wrestling team picks up four wins
• Sound Tigers drop third in a row for first time
• Luck has 2 TDs to propel Colts
• Patriots hope adversity has prepared them for playoffs
• After big jump, Bears look to KO defending champion Eagles
• Chargers- Ravens in wild card is rematch of late- season game
• Kanter to skip trip to London, fears Erdogan reprisal
• Mets get OF Broxton in trade with the Brewers
• Transactio­nal art
• A house- bound food critic puts delivery to the test
• Secrets revealed in Mexico’s hidden courtyards
• Furnishing­s pro plays up contrasts
• Humor is a survival tool on Rikers Island
• Kids and technology
• PLAN ON IT
• A classic chicken pot pie with only 1 pot
• Mexico’s courtyards: Paradise behind faded walls
• Sasco Hill home with history
• Agent follows in her mother’s footsteps with a career in real estate
• Expert in marketing, advertisin­g
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• How to identify your job strengths tomake a career change

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