The Norwalk Hour - 2020-01-16

• HYDE ON RADAR OF SECRET SERVICE
• Dulos case built on technology
• Witness: ‘All I heard was boom, boom’ at mall
• Party wants Hyde out, but he’s no real candidate anyway
• Cops: CT man killed family
• Suspect in carjacking and pursuit fatally shot by state troopers
• ⏩ In one day, long-shot congressio­nal candidate becomes internatio­nal man of mystery.
• Danbury priest in court Jan. 31 on sex charges
• Council approves funds for new high school design work
• Westport firefighte­r promoted to lieutenant
• Conservati­on Commission seeks legal counsel on housing access road request
• Gun control talk kept alive by Westport youth
• Family annihilato­rs: The psychology behind familicide
• David Glenn Forslund
• Peter T. Fairchild
• Tracking the terrain harboring ticks in Conn.
• The state’s altered forests
• CONNECTICU­T PATENTS HIT RECORD LEVELS
• Green Bank incentive focuses on EVs
• Bigelow Tea brews up plaudits for renewable energy
• U.S., China sign deal that aims to help quell long-running trade tensions
• Slight gains send Dow Jones above 29,000
• Synagogues advised on use of armed security
• More questions than answers on candidate’s role
• Lamont’s new CT2030 is a good plan
• Older age groups could benefit from HPV vaccine
• Honoring college football’s best from Connecticu­t
• Red Sox, MLB neatly move on, but Cora’s cheating leaves a stain
• Auriemma, Dangerfiel­d praise WNBA deal
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• BOYS / GIRLS INDOOR TRACK
• Week of work boosts Koivula
• Thomas returning to play at Travelers Championsh­ip
• Mets silent on Beltran’s future following sign stealing revelation­s
• Boyfriend gets frequent texts from ex
• ASK THE DOCTOR A-fib raises risk of blood clot, stroke

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