Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2019-10-27

• ‘ This can happen anywhere’
• Mother, daughter claim harassment— by same state Judicial Branch supervisor
• No ‘ Moore’ on city’s sample ballots
• H. S. Football: St. Joseph runs all over Ridgefield, 410
• COLIN MCENROE
• Election renews focus on college debt as burden grows for grads
• New threat to beech trees found in Conn.
• 1 TEDX COMING TO FAIR FIELD UNIVERSITY
• Car breakins ramp up in Fairfield
• Pope’s Amazon synod proposes married priests, female leaders
• ExTrump aidewants judge to decide on impeachmen­t testimony
• District to hire tutor to alleviate overcrowde­d Sunnyside classes
• Broadway’s Tony Award- Winning Hit Comedy Prepares to Wreak Havoc in Connecticu­t
• GEAR UP grant helps students get ready for college
• Your CBD Store paves way for much needed industry regulation­s & standards
• ‘ I couldn’t wait for it to reopen’
• DMVwait times cut almost in half
• Giselle McGuire Hauser
• Pamela ( Pengue) Maher
• Jeffrey J. Lamson Sr.
• Michael P. Milazzo, Sr.
• John F. McGarry
• George O. Morris
• Woman blames lack of hospital beds for son’s death in jail
• Max Schonberg
• Betty Jane Turner
• David Edward Wilson
• That time when Halloween was almost canceled
• MarilynMoo­re for mayor of Bridgeport
• College athletes deserve to get a little extra
• The beat goes on as Nov. 5 nears
• Stronger nonprofits = stronger communitie­s
• From Spanish Harlem to Guggenheim Fridays
• Mensah’s 5 TDs powerHuski­es
• Villalba’s PK keeps Warde’s unbeaten season alive
• Pomperaug’sWiser wins Class L title
• Xavier captures Class L crown
• Lawmen and Blue Devils battle to a draw
• Westhill earns 1st victory
• Darnold, Jets face Jaguars following ‘ embarrassi­ng’ MNF loss
• Slumping Lions, Giants meet with 3game losing streaks
• Mayfield in the spotlight as the Patriots prepare to host Browns
• Kansas State stuns Oklahoma
• Rawlings’ recordsett­ing day lifts Bulldogs to wild win
• Edwards like any teen— until she steps onto court
• Walker, Celtics roll by Knicks
• Bruins blank Blues in Cup rematch
• Sound Tigers drop 5th straight
• Snowjobs: In tight labor market, ski areas up the ante
• Pulisic scores hat trick for Chelsea
• DIGITAL RETAILERS MOVE TO BRICK ANDMORTAR
• Needless rule hampers home care
• Calls to prosecute Purdue Pharma persist
• Starting young really pays off in the end
• When we were modern
• The ‘ CT Medium’ on harnessing psychic powers
• What ever happened to speed reading?
• Connecticu­t’s gift to Italian cuisine
• A hardearned free beer at 30,000 feet
• His way or the highway
• SECONDI THOUGHTS
• Viewfinder snaps photo a day — for 10 years
• Connecticu­t’s architectu­ral legacy continues
• Television
• On Nash’s Pond
• Luxurious modern living
• Find out which homes sold recently.
• Front doors that make a statement

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