Connecticut Post - 2019-10-31

• Mayoral race in the homestretc­h
• Delay dooms murder cases
• The curious history of witches in Westport and Fairfield
• Ganim, Moore make closing arguments
• Rappers take on Ganim’s image.
• Ruling expected in primary challenge.
• Cities chasing ‘opportunit­y zone’ investors
• Beto O’Rourke shares tough stance on guns
• Autism the focus of Bogin pediatric lecture
• Purdue Pharma paid CEO $9M
• Housing market posts gains for September
• Connecticu­t workers comp costs to drop in 2020
• S&P 500 hits high as traders welcome rate cut
• Bettie F. Kerpchar
• Giovanni Florio
• Lamont: No tolls for I84 at DanburyN.Y. border
• Carl M. Sciortino, Sr.
• Himes’ profile grows in impeachmen­t probe
• Prevent terrifying injuries on Halloween
• Lamont creates panel to expand workforce
• Vicki Tesoro for Trumbull first selectman
• Will Trump miss Times and Post?
• Derby prioritizi­ng fire safety in city
• Milford moving in right direction
• Whaley pops off
• Family meeting: Wotherspoo­n brothers could meet up for first time
• A legacy of records and wins for Yale quarterbac­k Kurt Rawlings
• UConn ranked No. 5 in Top 25
• SOUND TIGERS FACEOFF:
• Walker scores 32 as Celtics rally past Bucks
• SAN FRANCISCO (7-0) AT ARIZONA (3-4-1)
• Conference playoff seeds are now falling into place
• Noble eyeing strong finish
• GIRLS VOLLEYBALL
• CROSS COUNTRY | STATE OPEN GUIDE
• CONNECTICU­T COLLEGE SPOTLIGHT
• Age may halt annual mammograms
• Children cut off stepmom from dad

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