The Norwalk Hour - 2019-06-13

• Residents voice support for Public Works’ plan
• Dulos search turns to Avon pond
• Jefferson Elementary School, new Columbus at Ely projects advanced
• Seniors reflect on four years of growth
• Jennifer Dulos’ family issues statement.
• Shrimping on the Carolina coast
• The wrong way to give rights to home care workers
• Library to partner with museum for summer program
• Jennifer Crosby Cargill
• Lamont talks business during Fairfield visit
• Cleaners rally in Stamford, Norwalk as contract talks near
• Foundation grants keep up despite stock drop
• Auriemma to lead UConn conference
• Governor hears women’s concerns at center
• Banks, tech stocks drag market down again
• New Haven cops to get training to help kids suffering from trauma
• School provides sign language interprete­rs for musicals
• State GOP still seeking union savings
• New state program to fight invasive water weeds
• Chopper crash renews 9/11 worry in NYC
• Ex-Trump aide Hicks, of Greenwich, agrees to interview with Judiciary
• Bishops approve new abuse reporting hotline
• Noble efforts to redirect young lives
• Pride is about love
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Fitting right in
• Diarra will end playing career, stay at UConn as student assistant coach
• Class M runner-up Weston growing as sport grows
• Six suspects arrested in Ortiz shooting
• Darien back on top of Class L
• New Fairfield seniors graduate as three-time state champions
• A beautiful course, a beast of a US Open at Pebble
• After busy offseason, no further roster surprises
• Betts’ bases-loaded walk gives Sox win
• US catching heat for goal celebratio­ns in rout
• Durant has surgery for ruptured Achilles
• Daughter’s gun makes dad feel unsafe
• Prostate cancer screening poses risks

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