Connecticut Post - 2018-11-16

• S’NO(W) SURPRISE
• State funds sought for city airport
• State: Tolls could bring in $1B a year
• Lamont conservati­ve on budget
• A house divided thrives
• PROBATION VIOLATION
• PLAN ON IT
• CEO OF HOMELESS COALITION NAMED
• TOY DRIVE ORGANIZED
• Pelosi loss would have implicatio­ns for DeLauro
• Youth boxing returns to city
• Judge asked to throw out Stratford election results
• Ganim gives city job to ex-NAACP chief Vermont
• Country star Roy Clark dies at 85
• C. Lee Hanson
• William C. Powanda Jr.
• Milton “Wes” Hobby Jr.
• More caravan migrants arrive in Tijuana, brace for long stay
• Former Norwalk Hour editor remembered
• ‘White union’ flyers denounced at Yale
• It’s the most dangerous time of the year
• Answering a call for help from California
• Follow Ohio and overturn state employees’ contract
• Transition of I-95 eyesore nears completion
• State jobs numbers on the rise again
• Plan for New Haven hotel conversion OK’d
• Spotlight on state’s finance industry
• Lawmakers look to block Amazon HQ2 subsidies
• Walmart not backing down from Amazon
• Stock comeback led by tech shares
• Caper film ‘Widows’ a joyless enterprise
• ‘Beasts’ sequel not so fantastic
• A funny-serious look at foster care
• Death ruins memories of loved ones
• HOROSCOPE
• Multimilli­onaire’s legacy offers an invaluable lesson
• Companions can teach many things
• Huskies upset Orange
• Sound Tigers’ Dal Colle, Gionta get NHL call
• UConn routs SCSU
• Huskies say bring it on
• Boston’s Betts, Milwaukee’s Yelich win MVP Awards
• Subway alums on board for Irish return to New York
• Beauvillie­r’s hat trick helps Isles top Rangers
• Hill more bemused than haunted by 1968 game
• SACRED HEART PIONEERS vs. ST. FRANCIS RED FLASH ABOUT SACRED HEART

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