Connecticut Post - 2019-11-12

• Money a barrier to upkeep of state dams
• Gymnast death stuns Milford, SCSU
• Hapgood won’t return to Anguilla amid death threats
• Ed board member to become Harding boys basketball coach
• Something old, something new for Michael Stipe
• Easton woman, 59, killed in Merritt crash
• ‘Never forget their sacrifices’ — Ansonia honors vets
• How much each Lamont toll will cost you
• REUTERS: YALE GRAD’S FUND A MAJOR REMINGTON LENDER
• Arcade game business moves to Stratford
• SoNo bowling plans December opening
• Slice of Shelton a tasty benefit bash
• Ansonia suspends recount in 3rd Ward race
• Geraldine “Gerry” Walsh Curry
• ICE: Marshal prevented feds from detaining Ansonia man
• Regis Philbin selling mansion at substantia­l loss
• Main Street building project to continue — with conditions
• After boost from Perry, backers got huge gas deal in Ukraine
• Deval Patrick mulling Dem White House run
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Vote like our nation’s future depends on it
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Forum set on ‘alarming’ Port Authority report
• Rookie of the Year
• Depth, freshmen issues exposed in a weird win
• Jets take positive step, but plenty more to do
• Janis’ hat trick powers Cardinals past Falcons
• Giants should start looking to 2020 with 28 record
• FOOTBALL: FINE PERFORMANC­ES AND GAMES TO WATCH
• Gibson, Sound Tigers earn shutout against Bruins
• Hockey commentato­r Don Cherry fired for rant over immigrants
• Fireworks put animal welfare at risk
• Girlfriend nixes time spent with kids
• HOROSCOPE

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