Connecticut Post - 2018-08-20

• Bigger jets, longer flights have carriers vying for bragging rights
• Complaint against officials dropped
• Charter panel urged to consider minority board voice
• 5th District race: Hayes, Santos have starkly different styles
• Kevin Ollie enjoys time with family; ponders future
• State Senate candidates to rely on public funds
• Levitt Pavilion lights up the summer
• K2 crisis wanes over the weekend
• Quinnipiac U program bridges generation­s
• Ex-student speaks out about sex abuse at elementary school
• Demolition of old fieldhouse at Ryan Field begins today
• Koreans to meet after decades apart
• Catholics consider withholdin­g donations
• Brennan considers legal action to stop clearance revocation­s
• Tiburcio “Tibo” Ortiz
• What Trump’s struggle has in common with Watergate
• Moment of reckoning for Catholic church
• Aday-trip tale of 2 vineyards
• Ollie discusses plans for future
• Ankle woes end Vandeweghe’s tourney
• Bird, Yankees slam Jays for sweep
• Beeks haunts former team as Rays blank Sox
• Mets rout Phils in Little League Classic
• Snedeker wins by 3 strokes
• Busch wasn’t his usual dominant self at Bristol
• Peanut butter seems to cure insomnia
• Reader bemoans rudeness on phone
• HOROSCOPE
• The Bible and its wisdom have withstood test of time

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