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Day: October 18, 2017

Legislators announce tentative, bipartisan budget deal
October 18, 2017

Legislators announce tentative, bipartisan budget deal

by Keith M. Phaneuf, Mark Pazniokas and Jacqueline Rabe Thomas
Sessions tells Blumenthal he’s had no contact from Mueller in Russia probe
October 18, 2017

Sessions tells Blumenthal he’s had no contact from Mueller in Russia probe

by Ana Radelat
Geoff Luxenberg out as Dan Drew tries to refocus campaign
October 18, 2017

Geoff Luxenberg out as Dan Drew tries to refocus campaign

by Mark Pazniokas
New London’s Columbus statue and cultural Marxists
October 18, 2017

New London’s Columbus statue and cultural Marxists

CT Viewpoint by Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh
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