Connecticut Post - 2019-04-02

• Bassick family fighting to protect name, school
• Milford woman: Biden ‘disgusting’
• The politics of Ganim’s tax cut
• Aid-in-dying bill fails to gain enough support from lawmakers
• Bridgeport Superinten­dent of Schools Aresta Johnson announces she will leave her post in April 2020.
• ‘The Daily Show’ used as a learning tool
• Cops arrest 2nd teen in false sex assault case
• Debt diet starts Tuesday, leaving some hungry
• Advocate says youth solitary confinemen­t persists despite ban
• Fight to develop Gaida property heats up
• Churches feed the hungry
• RWA to install reading devices on meters in Derby, Seymour
• Town increases salaries for clerk, registrars
• People’s United completes acquisitio­n of Mass. Bank
• Lord + Taylor president says Connecticu­t stores are here to stay
• David Harvey Jewelers files for bankruptcy
• Edward Earle Garlick
• Michael Thomas Bologna
• Estelle S. Wildman
• Acquitted man sues complainan­t, SHU
• Probe involves ‘multiple staff members’
• Man gets life for murder in Virginia
• Trump’s threat to close border stirs fears of economic harm
• British lawmakers reject Brexit deal alternativ­es
• Trump team overruled 25 clearance denials
• Trump considers adding ‘immigratio­n czar’
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Breslin, Hamill and the limits of mainstream media
• Unanswered Lehman questions
• More than 300 bridges ‘structural­ly deficient’
• Eagles take early showdown
• Top-ranked Fairfield Prep pounded by Trumbull
• UConn lands No. 1 recruit in 2020
• Huskies’ Walker, Williams step up
• UConn’s Collier named to AP All-America team
• Trumbull falls to Greenwich in defensive struggle
• German steadies Yankees in win
• Mets’ Alonso hits 1st career HR in win
• JCC Classic to be held April 14
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• Exercise is key to healthy, happy life
• Mother objects to unsolicite­d advice
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