Hartford Courant (Sunday) - 2019-12-15

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• Sandy Hook memorial plans moving forward
• Vote to mark partisan trend
• Bag tax isn’t raising much money
• Newtown wins Class LL title
• Back on the court
• BURROW WINS HEISMAN
• ISRAELI ELECTION
• UK’S UNITY AT RISK
• Sudan’s al-Bashir gets 2 years in corruption case
• China welcomes partial deal in trade war it blames on US
• Diet plays big role in whales’ size, study says
• Suit seeks to reverse prison’s porn ban
• What speech counts as anti-Semitic?
• Stung by spelling tie, Scripps isn’t so wild about wild cards
• Man comes full circle in courtroom
• Santa, Guardsmen bring joy to beleaguere­d Alaska village
• After Oregon tragedy, a lift for Christmas tree industry
• Report conjures lottery dismay
• Goddard lived, walked and loved Hartford
• Truck-only tolls vote planned for January
• Union claims janitors could strike
• Basketball
• Messages show health care headaches for Lamont
• WHAT MY SOCKS TAUGHT ME ABOUT RESILIENCE A glance at a favorite pair of socks inspired a young cancer patient to reframe his treatment journey and ultimately start a business to help empower others
• Sandy Hook forced us to imagine a safer world. We still have far to go.
• Affordable housing helps towns — even wealthy ones
• Return to normalcy may not be an option
• The Trump family Christmas update letter
• Pot vaping is a crisis that needs attention
• Bleached or unbleached flour? It matters
• While we’re at it, impeach Barr too
• Democrats panic over diversity ‘problem’
• US life expectancy drops Suicides and overdoses among factors fueling a sustained three-year decline
• Mix of medicines may spark side effects
• Special bowls can help slow down fast drinkers
• Vinegar may remedy acid reflux
• Creeping at a light won’t hurt brakes
• Watch repair is taking too long
• Efforts to move needle on flu shot rates stuck
• Bill was $2,659 to pluck doll’s shoe from child’s nostril
• Breaks can be blessing, curse
• Manning could go out on high note or suffer ultimate indignity
• A do-over: Bengals’ Taylor has another shot to solve Pats’ ‘D’ Super Bowl rematch for Cincy coach
• Hard work pays off for Browns’ Chubb
• Perry, Midshipmen run all over rival Army
• Boston College hires Ohio St. assistant Hafley as head coach
• Hand’s 36-game win streak ends
• Titans win first state title in 34 years
• Farrell, Sherry, Puffer go big at nationals
• Why Cashman is convinced Cole can handle NY stage
• Internatio­nal clings to 2-point lead
• Bruins snap winless streak
• From Nuremberg to Chicago, the best of these Christmas pop-ups thrive on their authentici­ty
• Watch candy canes come to be at this sweet spot
• Celebratin­g a Happy Christmas in England
• Q How can I change my flight without a charge?
• Smaller cities a big draw for culture
• Chicago designer celebrates unisex, genderless clothes
• Hostess wants guests to pitch in
• Southern California by train
• New regulation­s likely needed for airline seats
• Now serving ‘gastroadvo­cacy’
• Broadway is locking up cellphones
• The boob jokes belie brilliance
• Hartford Stage adds Reduced Shakespear­e hit show to season
• The origins of ‘beatnik’: More Jack Kerouak than Great Gatsby
• Festival
• Engrossing tale of a family surviving a ‘monster’ father
• Retired New Yorker cartoon editor at Mark Twain House
• Cellphone
• Fewer appraisals mandated, but they’re still a good idea
• Jimmy Rollins gives up a base to Bruno Mars’ producer
• Don’t sweat copper, just press it instead
• Understand­ing the role of an exclusive buyer agent
• Kelly Clarkson is doing it her way
• ’70s fashion is enjoying a resurgence
• LaQuan Smith blazes a trail by trusting instinct
• Don’t let ‘try-before-you-buy’ bust your budget

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