Connecticut Post - 2019-05-18

• ‘Coach Herbst’ to run for son’s old position
• Winery kicks off Passport program
• Ex-candidate appeals decision on campaign grants, child care
• A new site for Bassick is floated
• Hayes health care push is not Medicare for All
• Effect of $15-an-hour state minimum wage uncertain
• Jacobs: Is it time for prep, CIAC football programs to meet?
• Lawsuit filed against school board, officials in budget dispute
• Police post transforme­d
• Trench collapse traps worker
• Boys & Girls Village expresses gratitude to foster parents
• UFC Gym faces uncertain reopen date
• Wobbly week for U.S. stocks; 2nd weekly drop for S&P
• Toll bill draft includes gas tax cut, discount for poor
• Josephine Ann Calandro
• Domingos Goncalves
• Protesters voice opposition to anti-abortion legislatio­n
• Celebratio­n of life planned for father of slain Sandy Hook girl
• Police chase, nab suspect in bank robbery
• Trump sows confusion on Iran as tensions appear to ease
• Prosecutor: Pregnant teen was strangled
• Trump’s trickle-down hate takes root locally
• Thankful for the right to choose a hard choice
• Getting in the hits
• Koepka shatters 36-hole record
• Future UConn teammates Bueckers, Griffin bonding at USA Basketball camp
• Marlins beat deGrom and Mets to end a 7-game skid
• Springer, Astros top Red Sox
• Season tickets now on sale
• Volleyball league playoffs should be dandy
• ‘Vanilla’ Preakness still has intrigue without Derby winner
• Coming home: Davidson to run Rangers, leaves the Blue Jackets
• Sweep gives surging Bruins a break
• UTIs make reader feel ‘foggy headed’
• Beau’s marriage surprises girlfriend

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