Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2019-01-13

• State is 1st in taxes to D. C., 48th in money back
• Conn. cops have killed 24 since 2013
• Backyard chickens cooped up no longer
• Despite demolition talk, former West End library still stands
• Colin McEnroe joins Hearst as columnist
• Health group gets $ 4.7M to fight abuse
• Stratford police investigat­e homicide
• State’s 2018 Lyme rate likely to remain steady
• Staying true to New Orleans’ musical roots
• Task force to assess viability of returning to Coleytown
• Beach parking revenue increases
• Conn. has room for improvemen­t
• Access Health still accepting applicatio­ns
• Residents air concerns during meeting with Sen. Chris Murphy
• Shutdown hits public housing residents
• Governor dancing his way into the city’s good graces
• Time to get ready for hard work ahead
• Doing no harm would be a start
• Moxley case DNA must be reinvestig­ated
• What to remember of Lamont’s first day in office
• FLOOD PLAN MIGHT OPEN SOUTH END OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Loxo deal highlights potential of biotech for Conn.
• It’s a good time to review estate plans
• Bud Light debuts bigger nutrition labels
• Federal shutdown sets record
• McCarrick accuser cooperates with prosecutor­s on abuse
• Did Trump secretly work for Russia?
• Ex- victims: Jayme needs time to heal
• Suspect lived under the radar
• Huskies fall in overtime
• Archie Manning the quintessen­tial Distinguis­hed American
• Yale tops Sacred Heart to snap four- game winless streak
• Let’s hold off on anointing Van Wagenen
• Geno, Huskies trying to find the right fit
• KEEP AN EYE ON
• Martino’s two goals lead Lancers to win
• Sound Tigers fall to Wolf Pack at home
• Muir, Marinelli honored
• Ridgefield’s Mitchell eager to make an impact with Huskies
• Chiefs roll past Colts to reach AFC title game
• Payton expecting closer game than in November
• Rivers, Chargers look to end dominance by Brady, Patriots
• Rangers get 1st win at Barclays Center vs Isles
• Nadal: Murray will be a big loss, but the game goes on
• Coaches, GMs tab McCowan for top pick in mock draft
• No. 1 Halep has new- found confidence
• ‘ Opinionate­d Women’
• Bread that makes a meal
• Infusing more life lessons into children’s books
• Photograph­er Inge Morath, in the field and at home
• Letting the pet kitty roam free
• Too much friendship
• EXHIBITS, ETC. PLAN ON IT
• Hearty chicken- and- sausage gumbo with less work
• Black walls make a quiet comeback
• horoscope
• Turmoil in Orlando
• ‘ Country estate’ in Westport
• Milford native enjoys helping clients prepare their homes to sell
• Following in dad’s footsteps
• Mortgage rates are expected to rise in 2019. If you’re shopping for a home, it could get tougher
• Mortgage banker guarantees a 21- day closing on Bethel home
• Why is the dead of winter the best time to sell a house?
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES

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