The News-Times - 2019-05-25

• ‘This is about saving lives’
• Who are city’s top earners?
• Changes coming
• Feds may buy more state subs, copters, engines
• Viebrock strikes out 14 as Bethel wins back-to-back SWC titles
• WJMJ, WEHM in radio signal interferen­ce dispute
• Conn. veteran inspires change in military discharge rule
• Danbury area offers holiday weekend recreation spots
• Beardsley Zoo’s Brazilian ocelot, Kuma, has died
• State sales taxes bounce back
• U.S. stocks rebound, but S&P 500 ends with loss
• Tribe’s suit over land seizure dismissed
• Hearst Connecticu­t journalist­s win 85 awards
• Holiday traffic would bring Connecticu­t
• Top federal Medicaid official to lead state social services
• Climate change could be headed to state’s classrooms
• No income-tax hike on rich in tentative budget
• Middle class endures Sisyphean struggle
• The hidden cost of slower, less reliable rail service
• Jailhouse witnesses could face additional scrutiny
• Mom, Dad and Jackson are ready for Wesleyan’s Final Four journey
• ’Hawks sweep Barlow
• Yale has ‘terrifying’ task
• NO. 5 YALE (14-3) VS. NO. 1 PENN STATE (16-1)
• Depth of SCC will be tested
• Bruins’ veterans could be key in this Cup bid
• Paxton still has knee issue; Gregorius to start 20-day clock
• Indy 500 takes spotlight for series on an uptick
• US has more challenges in this World Cup
• KNOW the storm
• Golden State knows this season is something special
• May to quit, opening race for new prime minister
• Critics worry Barr will reveal Russia probe informatio­n to help Trump
• Man who kidnapped Jayme Closs gets life in prison
• Hydrogen peroxide too harsh for ears
• Family still brings up failed marriage
• HOROSCOPE

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