Connecticut Post - 2019-03-16

• Bridgeport state Rep. Santiago dies at 45
• 2 police officers suspended
• Stamford native named in terrorist’s manifesto
• FAA’s close ties with Boeing questioned after 2 deadly crashes
• Fairfield selectmen endorse budget, call out state
• Sound Tigers goalie Jeremy Smith gains NHL deal
• Musical moment in Hartford becomes a memorial for Rep. Santiago.
• In Connecticu­t, vigilance follows New Zealand shootings.
• Shootings at 2 mosques in New Zealand leave 49 dead.
• Torrington man sentenced in sex assault of teen girl in Shelton
• Suspect in alleged kidnapping was known to police
• Hundreds pay respects to community leader
• Officials concerned building may collapse
• Trump issues 1st veto after rebuke of border order
• Muslim detention centers called ‘campuses’
• Luxury-car gallery rolling into Stamford Town Center
• Tech companies power U.S. stocks to solid weekly gain
• Steep road ahead for families in Remington case
• Sister M. Frederick Tkacz
• Giving Connecticu­t schools taxing authority draws mixed reviews
• Judge: Magnet school case belongs in federal court
• To strengthen our democracy, expand democracy
• Senate report on Lamont pick paints damning picture
• Blowout ending for UConn
• Pioneers eliminated by RIT in Game 3
• Huskies don’t care where they play
• McIlroy, Fleetwood share lead at Players Championsh­ip
• Jets bring back K Catanzaro after losing Myers
• Greenwich wins again; Prep finishes fifth
• Severino to miss all of April because of shoulder
• LOCAL COLLEGE ROUNDUP
• ‘Concierge service’ raises a red flag
• Spouse no longer wants to adopt child
• HOROSCOPE
• Adams finishes as AAC’s No. 2 scorer

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