Connecticut Post (Sunday) - 2019-11-03

• Making Ansonia beautiful
• Appeal unlikely to delay election
• Town attorney says online petition is defamatory
• Psych units go to great lengths to prevent suicide
• Bassick snaps 28game losing streak with win over Central
• Union contract heads to Council on election eve
• Principal denies allegation­s he sexually abused boy in ’ 90s
• Connecting dots from ChickfilAt­o Kanye
• State visits fill pile as cleanup projects begin
• More electric car charging stations en route to state
• Police officer retires after farright group ties revealed
• Devil’s Den preserve expands by 77 acres
• Open enrollment begins for Access Health CT plans
• Trump likely to abandon gun bills sponsored by Conn. senators
• Rudy Boesch, ‘ Survivor’ fan favorite, dies at 91
• Stephen Girard
• John “Jack” Lepetich, Jr.
• Rita M. Bradtmulle­r
• Elizabeth Chiarenzel­li
• Stanley Charles Guzek
• Lindo M. Francolett­i
• Justice Robert I. Berdon dies at 89
• Edna S. Ryczer
• Kyle Whitney Savard
• Gertrude ( Garrie) Johnson Schulz
• Lawrence J. Smeriglio
• Mueller documents: Manafort pushed Ukraine hack theory
• Judge blocks Trump health insurance rule for immigrants
• Ralph Neyson Taylor
• Minority representa­tion or exploiting a loophole?
• Kupchick for Fairfield first selectman
• Agrowing safety worry on the roads
• Paychecks like to keep comin’
• Dalio’s secret pet project
• Capitalizi­ng on opportunit­ies for small businesses
• Sacred Heart not taking the easy road
• UConn’s newcomers are expecting some nerves in exhibition opener
• St. Joseph remains undefeated
• Phantom save denies Sound Tigers a win
• Five to receive Gold Keys
• Prescott doing a number on the Giants COWBOYS at GIANTS
• Matchup of misery when Jets visit Dolphins
• Unbeaten Patriots prepare best they can for Ravens’ Jackson
• Nationals fans rejoice at Washington parade
• Georgia, Fromm disect Gators in SEC clash
• Rawlings to Shohfi connection­s powers Yale to impressive win over Columbia
• Kanter, Knicks are in a better place apart
• McIlroy takes 1shot lead into final round
• Barty, Svitolina advance at WTA Finals
• Iranian says he regrets 1979 U. S. Embassy attack
• Crews make progress on large Southern California wildfire
• Officials look at the future of theWestfie­ld Trumbull mall
• Rethinking business incentives
• Jobs up for those with disabiliti­es, but funding a challenge
• INCENTIVES
• More onmutual fund share classes
• Dubai displays tech reputation with robotics
• China’s economy struggles as consumers tighten belts
• China can hit U. S. with $ 3.6B in sanctions
• John Fitzgerald ( R)
• Amanda “Mandy” Kilmartin ( D), incumbent
• Ben Perry ( R)
• Darlisa Ritter ( R), incumbent
• Where to vote
• Temple being challenged byHellman in top race
• Miller running for reelection unopposed
• Amy Romano ( R)
• Kathleen Yolish ( R), incumbent
• Don Stanziale, Jr. ( R)
• Westport candidates find common ground in debate
• Polling places in Bridgeport and Valley area cities
• What you need to knowfor Election Day
• Seeker of truth
• After Oktoberfes­t, Bavaria offers more to drink in
• Ways to invite the outdoors inside
• No need to shuffle off to Buffalo for good roast beef
• Ski ya later!
• How steak became manly and salads became womanly
• horoscope
• Hot air rising
• Sunny Southport colonial
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• The original ‘ Pepperidge Farm’
• Do your homework before the big interview

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