Connecticut Post - 2018-06-14

• Lt. gov. hopeful in city for fundraiser
• War casualty holds deep secrets
• Testing Lamont’s Harding history
• State wins smog suit against EPA
• Former Connecticu­t Post building sold to N.Y. investor
• Jonathan Law High School holds graduation
• Rory McIlroy is having fun again
• Inside: GOP gubernator­ial hopefuls discuss taxes during forum in Trumbull.
• Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti is considers running for governor as an independen­t.
• MALLOY VETOES DCF OVERSIGHT BILL
• Community struggles with child’s death
• Family mourns crash victim
• Those good old, gas-guzzling days
• DeLauro: Immigratio­n issue ‘not going away’
• Wind, fuel cell power backed by state
• Harding gets money for freshman football
• Days numbered for Center School
• ‘Virtually nothing meaningful’
• Hearings now on UConn health center
• Unfair to Fairfield Prep
• Solar troubles flare up
• Rocks under I-95 pose threat to power grid
• Early success for Charter Oak taproom
• Hemp milk liqueur hits the market
• Emissions hit record in advance of new targets
• Wave of media mergers likely
• Latest Fed policy statement sends stocks lower
• Reader doubts hand-washing wisdom
• Retiree socializes with young people
• HOROSCOPE
• We can trust God because he is greater than our fears
• Chris Anthony Timpanelli
• Henry Francis Jemioto
• Michaelene Subik
• Comcast challenges Disney with $65B bid for Fox
• Trump’s claim raising eyebrows
• Worker protection­s seen at risk
• Local fish isn’t always local
• Zone 4 is stacked
• Sale dominant before getting ejected
• Open wants to be golf’s ultimate test
• Soto’s 2 HRs doom Yankees
• Mets, deGrom shut out by Atlanta
• Brakettes hosting high school all-stars
• Sun reflect on Donovan’s passing

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