January-December 1998 - Norwalk Public Library

January-December 1998

911. SEE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES-COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS

95.9 FM "Fox"Love is in the air: Romantic find many

ways in Greater Norwalk to pop the question [photo], H 2/13/98 pA3

AA & A Drywall and Acoustics Inc.

Losing bidder seeks redress via little-noticed state statute, BJ 2/2/98 p1

A & PA & P closes two unprofitable stores

[photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+Aaron, Jamal

1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4

Abandoned vehicles. SEE ABANDONMENT OF AUTOMOBILES-NAME OF TOWN

Abandonment of automobiles-Norwalk

Drive is on to end junk-car woes: More space sought for abandoned autos, H 8/5/98 pA3

Abandonment of property-WiltonPolice Blotter: Abandoned keg found

in drive, H 12/22/98 pA4Abate, Joyce

Thousands of complaints break child care check backlog, H 1/5/98 pA3

Abate, MikeAbate awaiting baseball draft call, H

6/3/98 pB4Mariners sign Abate [photo], H

10/14/98 pB1+Triple crown threat: NCTC's Abate

among nation's best in 3 major categories [photo], H 4/24/98 pC1+

ABB Inc.ABB adds offshore division, H

5/28/98 pD2ABB changes have no effect on

Norwalk, BJ 8/24/98 p4ABB chief to head European board, H

12/16/98 pD1ABB helps finance $63 million

Mexican power transmission, H 1/28/98 pB5

ABB nets megabuck contract, H 10/6/98 pA1

ABB sells stocks, H 4/16/98 pD1ABB wins $3.2M pact, H 4/3/98 pD1

Abbott, PatriciaWestport plans to replace trailers with

townhouses, H 2/19/98 pA3Abelow, Loraine

Using pull to get press: This Westport-based flack is gunning for publicity [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7

AbortionMarching for life: 60 Norwalkers

heading for Washington to protest abortions [photo], H 1/22/98 pA1+

Abraham, DanielBurglar sentenced, H 10/20/98 pA4

Abruzzi RestaurantThat's Italian: Abruzzi Restaurant

stays with sauces [photo], H 6/24/98 pA9+

Absolutely Phenomenal Video Productions

Candid: Local video producers rely on natural talent [photo], H 2/13/98 pB1+

Abzug, BellaAbzug's boldness inspired

Norwalkers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA1+

Accidents-Darien. SEE ALSO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS; BOATING ACCIDENTS; CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY-ACCIDENTS; MOTORCYCLING ACCIDENTS; RAILROAD ACCIDENTS; TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Riding spill kills Darien girl, 12, H 8/15/98 pA3

Accidents-Norwalk. SEE ALSO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS; BOATING ACCIDENTS; CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY-ACCIDENTS; MOTORCYCLING ACCIDENTS; RAILROAD ACCIDENTS; TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Family, felled by fumes, recovering, H 11/20/98 pA1

If a tree falls on a car: Norwalk car owners say they'd been worried about rotted trees [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Scaffold collapses; three hurt, H 10/1/98 pA4

Water pipe break caused Cablevision problems Monday, H 8/19/98 pA4

Accidents-Westport. SEE ALSO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS; BOATING ACCIDENTS; CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY-ACCIDENTS; MOTORCYCLING ACCIDENTS; RAILROAD ACCIDENTS; TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Westport faces legal action over school mishaps, H 2/28/98 pA4

Accidents-Wilton. SEE ALSO AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS; BOATING ACCIDENTS; CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY-ACCIDENTS; MOTORCYCLING ACCIDENTS; RAILROAD ACCIDENTS; TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

11 hurt as deck collapses at party, H 8/17/98 pA1+

Age of deck, overcrowding caused collapse, H 8/19/98 pA4

Homeowners take note [edit], H 8/19/98 pA4

AccountantsThe List: CPA Firms [photo] [chart],

BJ 8/17/98 p5Accurate Electronics Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 2/2/98 p24, BJ 3/30/98 p31+

Ackerman, LizExit to the future: 211 Staples grads

sent off with wishes [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

ACMAT Corp.Community briefs: Family business

receives award, H 12/7/98 pA3Acme United Corp.

Acme United cuts losses, on track for growth, BJ 5/11/98 p13

AcolytesAltar servers take bows: Priests,

parents applaud Mass volunteers at Knights of Columbus dinner [photo], H 10/8/98 pA3

Acquired immune deficiency syndrome. SEE AIDS

Actmedia Corp.$250,000 in commissions at stake:

Wilton man says Norwalk firm fired him to keep money owed him, H 3/3/98 pA5

Norwalk company's executive killed in sailing accident near Florida Keys, H 1/19/98 pA3

Actors-WestportGalaxy of stars to glitter in Westport,

H 9/25/98 pA3The curtain calls: Westport couple

helps others into the limelight [photo], H 6/12/98 pC1+

Actresses-NorwalkClass act: Norwalk actress Eileen

Lawless pursues fame and her family [photo], H 4/3/98 pB1+

Actresses-WestonBravo! Weston's Betty Corwin has

preserved forever the spirit of Broadway [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

Actresses-WestportGalaxy of stars to glitter in Westport,

H 9/25/98 pA3The curtain calls: Westport couple


Acunzo, LouisMilestone [photo], H 4/27/98 pA4

Adams, KarenNew bank has hometown touch

[photo], H 10/22/98 pA3Adams, Spencer Ewen Jr.

Monday snapshot: Norwalk science teacher fights the disease that's stealing his life [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1

Adler, JasminaChild abuse victim returns favor at

shelter, H 3/20/98 pA1+Administration. SEE MANAGEMENTAds. SEE ADVERTISINGAdult day-care centers. SEE DAY-

CARE CENTERS FOR THE AGEDAdvance Drapery Associates Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27Advanced Graphics Inc.

AGI expands with acquisition of new facility, BJ 9/28/98 p4

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Advanced Marine Technologies Inc.Bankrupt Advanced Marine

Technologies acquired, BJ 12/7/98 p3

Advanced placement programs (Education)

Students seek head start: More in region seek advanced placement courses [photo], H 10/17/98 pA1+

Advantage Waste ServicesYour trash is their treasure [photo], H

1/21/98 pA4Advertising

FOCUS: Marketing and advertising, BJ 9/28/98 p11+

Picture perfect: Getting the most out of a photography session, BJ 9/28/98 p11

Advertising agenciesUnder pressure: 3 Strikes Custom

Design specializes in stuffing `wows' in tight places, BJ 6/8/98 p1+

Wilton ad agency designs award-winning billboards, BJ 11/16/98 p6

Advertising Club of ConnecticutBeepwear campaign a winner for

Hughes Agency, BJ 7/13/98 p9Advertising in educational media-

Fairfield CountyClassroom commercials: It's reading,

writing and advertising in many schools [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

How much is too much? [edit], H 10/15/98 pA8

Advest Inc.Business briefs: Advest to open new

office, H 8/24/98 pB6People: Advest board member

named, H 3/30/98 pA7ADVO Inc.

Company profile, H 7/17/98 pD2Advocates. SEE LAWYERSAEI

AEI finds a faster cargo fleet, H 12/10/98 pD1

Africa-Commerce-United StatesAfrican trade potential cited, BJ

11/2/98 p1+Afrikan-American/Native American

ParadeParade a good start, blacks say

[photo], H 8/10/98 pA1+Aged

Easy to get, hard to lose: Police can do little to spare teens, elderly from driving perils, H 1/3/98 pA1+

The robots are coming! Developing a live-in helper for the elderly, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

Aged as consumersFighting fraud: Seminar aims to

educate the elderly on scam techniques [photo], H 4/23/98 pC8

Seniors warned about scam artists, H 4/23/98 pC6

Aged-Health and hygieneCoping with Alzheimer's, H 11/19/98

pB1+Doctor to discuss findings and impact

on Alzheimer's, H 11/9/98 pA3Lost minds, lost lives: The terrible toll

of Alzheimer's disease, H 11/12/98 pB1

Taking care: Options available for Alzheimer's patients, H 11/25/98 pB2

Aged-Housing`Lifecare' and assisted living are

viable options for seniors, BJ 2/23/98 p35

On the cutting edge: Edgehill offers new approach to retirement, assisted living and beyond, BJ 4/27/98 pS8

Record prices set for retirement housing, report finds, BJ 4/27/98 pS10

Seniors' complex in Monroe, BJ 3/30/98 p1+

Windfall for elderly low-income owners [letter], H 10/2/98 pA11

Aged-Housing-Mid-Fairfield CountyAffordable housing scarce for mid-

county seniors [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Aged-Housing-NorwalkElderly tenants live in fear of young

neighbors, H 1/14/98 pA1+Volatile mix: Elderly fear uncontrolled,

disabled neighbors [photo], H 1/24/98 pA1+

Aged-Housing-WiltonHousing plans are hot topic in Wilton,

H 10/1/98 pA3Plan for assisted living opposed, H

10/14/98 pA3Wilton planners work on assisted-

housing rules, H 9/30/98 pA3Aged-Norwalk. SEE ALSO

NORWALK SENIOR CENTER`Read all about it!' [photo], H 12/3/98

pC11Holiday season extended [photo], H

1/29/98 pB7Learning to go on despite loss

[photo], H 4/23/98 pA4Neighbors: Swing your partner

[photo], H 12/23/98 pA4New senior group seeks more city

funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3Norwalk seniors tell legislators what's

on their minds [photo], H 12/9/98 pA3

Senior council elects officers, H 10/14/98 pA3

Seniors seek answers [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3

Tax relief for seniors in the mail, H 9/26/98 pA3

Aged-Services-NorwalkMedicare volunteers help seniors, H

12/5/98 pA3Senior support [edit], H 12/7/98 pA6Seniors may soon have their own

health center, H 12/21/98 pA3

Aged-Services-WestportSeniors need rides, places to gather

[photo], H 11/5/98 pA1+Aged-Services. SEE ALSO DAY-

CARE CENTERS FOR THE AGEDFuel help available for elderly, poor,

H 11/30/98 pA2Seniors want to stay: Agencies seek

funds to provide services for elderly, H 12/5/98 pA1+

Several senior-living projects under way in county, BJ 3/30/98 p18

Aged-WestportIn the moment: Staples students

dance the afternoon away with seniors [photo], H 6/4/98 pA1+

Ageless AthleteAgeless Athlete closes with notice on

window, H 2/23/98 pA3State could refund memberships at

closed health club, H 2/24/98 pA3

Agostini, FrankLearning to go on despite loss

[photo], H 4/23/98 pA4Agostino, Laurie

And the winner is... [photo], H 10/21/98 pA1

Aguilar, Ana MariaAguilar continues effort to save

friend's job at DPW, H 5/13/98 pA3

Aguilar keeps battling over friend's old job, H 7/9/98 pA3

Aguilar questioned about attempts to save friend's DPW job, H 6/3/98 pA3

Basone drops battle for job, accepts retirement deal, H 6/12/98 pA3

Councilwoman says DPW layoff an attack on her [photo], H 4/15/98 pA1+

Aguilar, RicardoHurricane batters Honduras, hits

home, H 11/3/98 pA1+AIDS

AIDS day set for Tuesday, H 11/28/98 pA3

AIDS patients seek buddies, H 12/28/98 pA3

Benefit ride for AIDS to hit city, H 9/17/98 pA3

Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H 9/25/98 pA10

Cycling to save: Local riders gather to race against AIDS [photo], H 9/4/98 pB1+

Disease fighters: AIDS riders make pit stop in Norwalk [photo], H 9/21/98 pA1+

Positive spirit: Women face AIDS with hope, peace and joy [photo], H 3/26/98 pA3

AIDS-NorwalkAIDS victim longs for runaway dog

[photo], H 9/4/98 pA1+Bandanas say 'Not me,' H 12/5/98

pA1Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

9/12/98 pA10, H 11/27/98 pA12Brandy eludes massive doghunt

[photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

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AIDS-Norwalk (Continued)Brandy eludes psychic, H 10/31/98

pA3Brandy look-alikes to get special

bandanas on Saturday, H 12/3/98 pA1

Brandy posters removed, H 11/19/98 pA3

Brandy searchers hope house will be home [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1

Brandy seen by many, but still on loose [photo], H 9/15/98 pA2

Brandy sightings keep up hopes [photo], H 9/17/98 pA2

Brandy sightings reported far and wide [photo], H 9/21/98 pA3

Challenges position on needle exchange [letter], H 12/31/98 pA11

City may look at needle-exchange plan, H 12/4/98 pA1+

Daniel Cole loses AIDS battle, H 10/8/98 pA1+

Dying man's dog on loose despite community effort [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+

Keeping vigil in life & death battle vs. AIDS [photo], H 10/9/98 pA3

Local AIDS fighter wins award [photo], H 12/12/98 pA4

Longtime `family ties' spur hunt for Brandy [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1+

Looking for Brandy: Dog searchers spend the night near Woods Pond [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

Missing dog eludes searchers, but seen on the loose, H 9/25/98 pA2

More Brandy sightings bolster hunt, H 9/14/98 pA2

Needle exchange plan debated, H 12/15/98 pA3

New home furnished to lure Brandy back [photo], H 11/12/98 pA3

Officials debate needle exchange plan [photo], H 12/10/98 pA3+

Patient's lost dog spotted [photo], H 9/9/98 pA4

Pet detective stymied in Brandy hunt [photo], H 11/21/98 pA1

Pet sleuth birdogs Brandy, H 11/20/98 pA3

Pooch posse stays positive [photo], H 9/29/98 pA3

Psychic connection sought [photo], H 10/24/98 pA1+

Questionable solution [edit], H 12/21/98 pA6

Reconsider stand [letter], H 12/31/98 pA11

Removal of signs 'insensitive' [letter], H 11/27/98 pA13

Reward for Brandy has look-alikes growling [photo], H 11/17/98 pA1

Reward for Brandy now $10,000 [photo], H 10/16/98 pA1

Reward up, but no sign of Brandy, H 10/21/98 pA3

Search for Brandy goes on [letter], H 11/30/98 pA13

Spreading the word on AIDS [photo], H 12/2/98 pA3

That's not Brandy [photo], H 12/7/98 pA2

Your opinion [chart], H 12/7/98 pA2Air Express International Corp.

AEI earns award for air shipments, H 5/6/98 pB6

AEI likes life on Mexican border, H 12/15/98 pD1

Air Express to buy Translink group, H 11/25/98 pC9

Briefly: Profits soar, H 9/16/98 pA7Company profile, H 6/27/98 pD3Earnings are taking off for Air

Express, H 5/12/98 pD1Regional business: Air Express deal,

H 6/17/98 pD1Air pilots

Neighbors: Oh what a feeling [photo], H 6/10/98 pA4

Neighbors: She believed she could fly... and did [photo], H 2/25/98 pA4

Air-PollutionDeregulation could increase pollution,

group says, H 2/19/98 pA3Mayor to bug state on smoke

pollution, H 1/20/98 pA3Aircraft Accidents

A crash of irony: Father had been trying to help his daughter [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

City man, daughter die in crash, H 5/26/98 pA1+

City pilot not wearing seatbelt, H 10/14/98 pA2

Final trip for beloved pilot `Topper' Foreit, H 10/9/98 pA4

Norwalk man on plane that landed in fiery crash, H 1/22/98 pA3

Pilot plunges to death [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1+

Plane crash victims die from impact, quick suffocation, H 5/28/98 pA3

Airplane accidents. SEE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS

Airplane crashes. SEE AIRCRAFT ACCIDENTS

Aitkin, ChrisAthletes of the Week [photo], H

5/23/98 pB5Staples' Aitkin Butler-bound, H

6/16/98 pB4Wilton again expected to be among

title contenders [photo], H 4/9/98 pB7+

Aitoro Appliance & ElectronicsPlug in to electronics, appliances at

Aitoro [photo], H 11/25/98 pD1V-chip indifference: Newest television

technology has little impact on buying, customers say [photo], H 3/16/98 pA7

Aitoro, Vince Jr.V-chip indifference: Newest television

technology has little impact on buying, customers say [photo], H 3/16/98 pA7

Alarms, false. SEE FALSE ALARMSAlbano, A. J.

High School Athletes of the Week [photo], H 12/26/98 pB5

Albe FursStore finding customers are warming

to fur, H 10/3/98 pD1Alcaide, Cecelia

150 years of faith: Hundreds celebrate at St. Mary's [photo], H 10/12/98 pA1+

Alcide Corp.Public record, H 1/10/98 pD1

Alcock, RitaNew senior group seeks more city

funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3Alcoholism and Drug Dependency

CouncilThree groups to share $197K grant,

H 5/4/98 pA4Alegna Corp.

`Factory chic' revival attracts tenants: Shelton complex offers cheap rents, open spaces, BJ 11/30/98 p2

Alfonso, AntonioWestport manhole death brings suit,

H 11/13/98 pA3Alfredo, Richard M.

Ex-Westport woman gets new trial in Jell-O murder, H 7/16/98 pA3

Alger, MeghanDays after race, marathoners still

buzz about crowd [photo], H 4/23/98 pC1+

Norwalk runner on fast pace to success in marathon circles, H 2/5/98 pB1+

Alicea, GilbertBooooo! Haunted Mansion chills,

thrills [photo], H 10/22/98 pA3All Saints Catholic School

'Sacred' sod placed at All Saints School [photo], H 12/16/98 pA1+

All Saints hosts science fair [photo], H 2/19/98 pB8

Easy on the mustard [photo], H 10/17/98 pA2

Genius in the details [photo], H 2/6/98 pA1

Lasorda visits students, staff at All Saints [photo], H 6/9/98 pA3

Lowering the colors at All Saints Catholic School [photo], H 9/16/98 pA3

Madison Tobar competes in Field Day activities [photo], H 5/29/98 pA3

Pumpkin-decorating contest [photo], H 10/13/98 pA1

All Saints Catholic School-SportsAll Saints cagers claim tourney title, H

3/26/98 pB8All-City Choral Festival

Glory, glory hallelujah [photo], H 2/19/98 pA3

Allen's Clam & Lobster House Inc.Food with a view: Westport clam

house stakes its reputation on creative seafood [photo], H 4/15/98 pA9

Options debated for Allen's, H 10/21/98 pA3

Selectmen to vote on Allen's Clam House purchase [photo], H 12/2/98 pA3

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Allen's Meadow-WiltonPlaying for space: Clock ticking on

$500,000 field expansion proposal [photo], H 3/5/98 pA3

Wilton on thin ice [edit], H 11/14/98 pA10

Wilton soccer players get some elbow room, H 11/14/98 pA3

Allen, Charlotte ValeReliving film noir: Rowayton author

finds her own way with the help of Bette Davis [photo], H 1/23/98 pB1+

Allen, JeffEsposito Auto Body, Clipper Tech win

titles [photo], H 4/3/98 pC4Allen, Nicole

Lifetime choices: Middlebrook students think about career paths [photo], H 2/20/98 pA3

Allen, TyroneClaim against Norwalk cop thrown

out, H 2/14/98 pA3Allergy

`She did not give up': Irish fighter, wife, devoted mother, bid a final farewell [photo], H 9/19/98 pA1+

Allergy alert: Peanuts can be deadly for some people, H 10/8/98 pB1

Allergy death probe continues, H 10/8/98 pA1+

Allergy death probed, H 10/14/98 pA1Death by allergy: Husband vows to

find out exactly how his wife died, H 9/19/98 pA1+

Death from allergy shot 1 in 63 million [photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+

Don't put blame on paramedics [letter], H 10/1/98 pA9

Medical officials won't investigate fatal allergy shot [photo], H 9/22/98 pA1+

Mom, 41, dies after allergy shot: Rowayton woman was vice president of PR firm [photo], H 9/17/98 pA1+

Ragweed steamroller [photo], H 3/27/98 pA1+

Rescue squad slow to aid allergy victim [photo], H 9/23/98 pA1+

Writer rushes to judgment on blame [letter], H 10/23/98 pA11

Allergy productsAllergy medicine is being recalled, H

5/21/98 pB4Allied Domecq Spirits USA

Briefly: Spirited deal, H 9/16/98 pA7Allied Health Personnel

In your service / Norwalk [photo], H 3/31/98 pA4, H 4/14/98 pA4

Allied SignalRFPs sought for redevelopment of

Allied Signal property, BJ 1/5/98 p3

Allure Salon and Day SpaFree wigs offer cancer patients

dignity [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1Almighty Latin King Nation (Street

gang)Latin Kings' leader jailed for 33 years,

H 10/29/98 pA4

Almond, DavidSTAR marks successful year [photo],

H 10/21/98 pA2Almstead Tree Co.

Norwalk tree work yields chips, logs [photo], H 11/24/98 pA3

Alpern, PaulLast minute campaigning [photo], H

11/3/98 pA2Alpert, Anne

Search for a new way to educate [photo], H 2/24/98 pD12

Side by Side chief offers olive branch to city board, H 1/7/98 pA3

Alpert, MartinSearch for a new way to educate

[photo], H 2/24/98 pD12Side by Side charter school seeks

funding, H 4/23/98 pA3AlphaNet Solutions Inc.

He's moving up at AlphaNet Solutions, H 7/13/98 pA7

Alter, Michael B.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Altieri, Sebor, Wieber Engineering Consultants

Art behind the scenes: Engineering consultants make the museums work, H 2/9/98 pA8

Alvarado, Jose E.Convicted drug dealer rejects deal on

charges, H 6/10/98 pA3Drug dealer to serve 8-year sentence,

H 3/5/98 pA4Alvord, John

Across culture: Local artists send their work and vision to Japan [photo], H 8/14/98 pA9+

Alzheimer's Association of Fairfield County

Building memories: Storyteller eases children's fears of Alzheimer's disease, H 9/3/98 pB1

Alzheimer's DiseaseBuilding memories: Storyteller eases

children's fears of Alzheimer's disease, H 9/3/98 pB1

Coping with Alzheimer's, H 11/19/98 pB1+

Doctor to discuss findings and impact on Alzheimer's, H 11/9/98 pA3

Lost minds, lost lives: The terrible toll of Alzheimer's disease, H 11/12/98 pB1

Taking care: Options available for Alzheimer's patients, H 11/25/98 pB2

Amateur radio stationsHam & Juice = long distance chat, H

10/5/98 pA3Amateur radio stations-Norwalk

Ham radio enthusiasts have a real field day [photo], H 6/29/98 pA3

Ambrette, BrianCity's high schools name their top

students [photo], H 6/11/98 pB2Ambroise, Jeffrey

Students wish buses happy birthday [photo], H 11/19/98 pA3

American Cable EntertainmentBankruptcies, BJ 10/19/98 p24

American Cancer SocietyFighting for life: Wilton relay raises

$75,000 to fight cancer, celebrate living [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1+

American Clothing RecyclingTaking shirts off our backs: Company

resells donated clothes [photo], H 8/15/98 pA3

American Convergent TechnologiesBetter way of getting on the Net, H

12/26/98 pD1American Disposal Services

Committee drops Enviro Recycling for Seymour firm, H 5/6/98 pA1+

American Heart AssociationNaramake students jump at chance

to help others [photo], H 3/16/98 pA3

American Legion Post 12-NorwalkCommunity briefs: Legion honors

veteran, H 6/8/98 pA4Ringing in the holidays: Norwalk

American Legion kicks off season in style [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1+

Veteran of the month [photo], H 11/2/98 pA4

American Lung AssociationA cross-country trip helps fight

cancer, H 5/2/98 pA3American Marketing Association-

Fairfield County ChapterMarketing group talks strategy, H

4/13/98 pA7American Red Cross-Connecticut

Disaster strikes, blood supply plummets [letter], H 11/5/98 pA11

American Red Cross-Mid-Fairfield County Chapter


Disaster aid slowed for Puerto Ricans after Hurricane Mitch [photo], H 11/13/98 pA3

Red Cross chapter says thanks to its volunteers [photo], H 10/16/98 pA3

American Red Cross-Norwalk-Wilton Chapter

Red Cross presses for all blood types, H 8/5/98 pA3

Singing praises: Red Cross honors city's unsung heroes [photo], H 3/9/98 pA1+

American Red Cross-Westport-Weston Chapter

Cross training [photo], H 3/21/98 pB8American Shakespeare Festival

Theater-StratfordMilestones set for Shakespeare

Theater, BJ 3/23/98 p3Shakespeare Festival Theatre project

a step closer to reality, BJ 2/23/98 p5

State set for theater bond offer: $100 million placement crucial to Stratford project, BJ 6/15/98 p1+

Stratford theater blueprint completed., BJ 8/31/98 p1+

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American Shakespeare Festival Theater-Stratford (Continued)

Stratford will pay for theater review, BJ 11/16/98 p1+

American Skandia Life Assurance Co.American Skandia Life Assurance to

expand in Shelton, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

AmeriCares FoundationAmeriCare clinic welcomes new

South Norwalk facility [photo], H 3/25/98 pA3

AmeriCares impact worldwide [letter], H 9/22/98 pA13


Giving that matters [photo], H 5/23/98 pA1+

Newman donates 200G to relief agency, H 10/10/98 pA3

Norwalk physician leads Iraq relief effort, H 4/28/98 pA1+

Norwalk senior primed for project to be finished [photo], H 8/25/98 pA3

On the Homefront: AmeriCares volunteers build sense of community [photo], H 5/4/98 pA3

Sharing the bounty: Individuals help, groups pitch in to aid victims [photo], H 11/14/98 pA3

Ames Department Stores Inc.Public record, H 6/20/98 pD2

Amster, LloydNew life for old landmark: 50

Washington St. becomes part of positive changes sweeping SoNo [photo], H 12/26/98 pD1

AMSYSAMSYS works hard at Danbury

Hospital contract, BJ 6/1/98 p6Amusements

Show time data providers slug it out in court, BJ 5/4/98 p2

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosisMamie comes home to say so long

[photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+Anastasia, Christopher W.

In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5Anastasia, Edward

Luczkowski, Anastasia honored, H 11/23/98 pB1+

Luczkowski, Anastasia to enter softball Hall [photo], H 10/13/98 pB1+

Anastasia, KaylaBooooo! Haunted Mansion chills,

thrills [photo], H 10/22/98 pA3Ancient Order of Hibernians

Hibernians like second family to Irish immigrants, H 3/14/98 pA3

Andersen, BethGreater Norwalk volunteers honored

for efforts [photo], H 5/1/98 pA3Andersen, Elaine

Andersen elected president of national planning council [photo], H 6/4/98 pB2

Business people: Good plan [photo], H 6/15/98 pA6

Andersen, JohanFriendships more important than

`cold' calls, BJ 5/25/98 p8Anderson, Carol

New child-care center opens [photo], H 11/10/98 pA3

Anderson, EdithBusiness people, H 10/27/98 pB7

Anderson, LaurelThey contributed: Celebrate Women!

will honor Norwalk's women and men [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1+

Anderson, SanfordNeighbors: Chief patriot [photo], H

11/18/98 pA4Verda named fire chief; Anderson

promoted [photo], H 2/5/98 pA1+Andino, Vivian

Fighting breast cancer with attitude, H 5/28/98 pB3

Andre, RobertAndre resigns Conservation

Commission hot seat, H 1/28/98 pA3

Andrews Field-Norwalk`Big game' lost in morass [photo], H

11/27/98 pC1+A real field of dreams [edit], H

12/9/98 pA12Andrews Field a mess again [photo],

H 11/30/98 pA1+Athletic fields sought: Football,

soccer plans under study, H 12/9/98 pA1+

Dismal swamp: Andrews Field neighbors frustrated about inaction on their drainage problems [photo], H 3/20/98 pA1+

Field of misery: Engineer who built Andrews says it's no worse than other fields, H 8/27/98 pA1+

Field of nightmares [edit], H 12/5/98 pA10

Field plan delayed, H 12/1/98 pA3New study aims to keep Andrews

Field above water [photo], H 8/24/98 pA3

NHS stadium proposal [map], H 12/15/98 pA1

Andrews, Dr. Joseph F.Chef doctor dishes out healthy food

[photo], H 11/13/98 pA3Andrews, Jennifer

Wilton woman tries to find missing brother, H 1/7/98 pA1+

Andrighetti, JohnGone fishin': Wilton man guides

salmon and trout fishermen to Alaskan wilderness [photo], H 1/26/98 pB6

Angela Mia Italian PastryJoe Atgoglia, owner of Angela Mia

[photo], H 4/9/98 pA2Angels

Antiques from on high: Angel theme draws hundreds to fair at Our Lady of Fatima [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

Animal Eye ClinicThe "eyes" have it: Animal eyes have

a friend in local veterinarian [photo], H 12/26/98 pB8

Animal Welfare26 cats spared, for now, H 7/8/98 pA3Animal groups scramble to rescue

dozens of cats [photo], H 7/6/98 pA1+

Animals, Treatment of. SEE ANIMAL WELFARE

Anti-semitism-NorwalkJewish man victim of vandalism

[photo], H 12/15/98 pA4Antiques

Antique attraction: Annual event draws thousands to city museum [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Antiques from on high: Angel theme draws hundreds to fair at Our Lady of Fatima [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

Antiques lure visitors to Stamford: Canal Street a mecca for savvy browsers, H 7/30/98 p1+

Antiques the lure at Wilton fund-raiser [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+

Ayuumighraks assemble [photo], H 3/23/98 pA3

Holding onto the past: 4,000 attend Staples antique show [photo], H 2/2/98 pA1+

Lockwood-Mathews Museum gets ready for 22nd antiques show [photo], H 8/20/98 pB3

Pricey antiques sold to help needy [photo], H 4/27/98 pA1+

Shoppers examine goods at benefit event [photo], H 6/22/98 pA3

Something old [photo], H 10/29/98 pB3

Antonetz, CaroleShelter expands hours for holiday

[photo], H 11/25/98 pA1+Anzalone, John Jr.

Spiers, Anzalone victorious, H 6/8/98 pB5

Apartments-NorwalkNorwalk area tops the list for high

rent, H 10/10/98 pA4Apartments-Westport

Westport apartment plan includes affordable units, H 6/8/98 pA3

Aperture Technologies Inc.Booster for space race: Software

aims to help firms save money through organization, H 8/5/98 pB5

Aponte, CatalinaCatalina Aponte celebrates 80th

birthday [photo], H 5/1/98 pB2Aponte, Elizabeth

City officer charged in dispute, H 10/20/98 pA4

Aponte, Nelson "Bugs Bunny"29 years of crime earns 16 years in

prison for man, H 11/17/98 pA3Judge calls back suspect to correct

sentence error, H 11/18/98 pB13

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ApplePlenty for cornucopias: Others' apple,

pumpkin woes no problem here [photo], H 9/30/98 pA1+

Apple Festival-WestportApple Festival a sweet deal:

Thousands attend fund-raiser [photo], H 10/19/98 pA1+


New polish for Apple Festival, H 10/14/98 pA3

Apple Tree Trail-WestportResidents love their closeness to

Compo, H 6/30/98 pA4Appleby, Marjorie

House candidates outline positions [photo], H 10/23/98 pA4

Applied Graphics Technologies Inc.Applied Graphics Devon Group sign

merger agreement, BJ 2/23/98 p5Applied Psychological Techniques

Employee selection takes a high-tech turn, BJ 3/2/98 p15

Applied science. SEE TECHNOLOGYAprea, Victor

City's high schools name their top students [photo], H 6/11/98 pB2

E ticket for college: Four Norwalk students share $110,000 in Ettinger scholarships [photo], H 4/15/98 pA1+

Essays by the Ettinger scholars [photo], H 4/18/98 pA11

Aqua Exotics Pets & SuppliesBankruptcies, BJ 5/11/98 p20

Aquarion Co.Aquarion dividend payable April 30, H

4/16/98 pD1Aquarion goes on line, H 3/9/98 pA7Aquarion reverses slide, H 1/31/98

pD1Company profile, H 9/5/98 pD2Water company spins off land, H

12/22/98 pD1Arakelian, Gregory

Patient extols virtue of organ donation, H 3/5/98 pB7

Arbitron InternationalArbitron aids debtors of good will, BJ

6/29/98 p1+Arch Chemicals Inc.

Olin prepares for chemical spinoff in 1999, H 12/1/98 pD1

Architects-Fairfield CountyArchitectural Firms [chart], BJ 2/2/98

p12Busy architects: Fairfield County

residences, commercial buildings affected by economy, technology, BJ 7/27/98 p14

Two Fairfield County buildings honored by Connecticut architects, BJ 11/16/98 p11+

Arcudi, Joseph P.With everything: Now, Westport's

Arcudi offers his pizzas with opinions [photo], H 3/4/98 pA1+

Ardaji, Paul W.Bankruptcies, BJ 4/6/98 p22

Arena, PerinaGetting a little surge in the afternoon

[photo], H 3/6/98 pA1Argentin, Sharon


ArmadaCharting a different course, BJ

6/29/98 p17+Armstrong, Chris

Armstrong leads by example: All-Area Wrestling MVP [photo], H 4/4/98 pB1

Runner-up finishes by Armstrong, Sichel best area efforts, H 2/23/98 pB1+

The Hour Athletes of the Week [photo], H 1/31/98 pB4

Armstrong, PeterTriple Point becomes hot commodity:

Software maker makes Inc. list [photo], BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Arndt, Dr. GeraldCommunity briefs: Westporters

honored, H 12/7/98 pA3Arnold, Adam

Street has turned from rural lane into quiet byway [photo], H 8/4/98 pA4

Arnold, JoanOscar's stars [photo], H 3/18/98 pB5

Aronson, BetseyEastern exposure: A Feng Shui home

office you can live and work in [photo], BJ 8/24/98 p19

Arotsky, DeborahBattle of the bands: City bands shine

at Cavalcade [photo], H 11/9/98 pA1+

Arrests-Art theft-WestonArt find: $400,000 painting recovered,

H 9/22/98 pA1Weston collars art thief, H 11/13/98

pA1+Arrests-Assault with a motor vehicle-

NorwalkDriver crushes family, H 9/8/98 pA1+Driver who ran over family jailed

[photo], H 9/9/98 pA1+Arrests-Assault-Norwalk

Bond quietly cut for club shooter, H 7/21/98 pA1+

Bond set at 100G in rob, shooting, H 4/18/98 pA5

City couple charged in shaken baby case, H 8/22/98 pA1+

Cop hurt when dragged by car, H 8/8/98 pA3

Daughter dials 911, father arrested, H 11/3/98 pA3

Inmate facing another trial, H 6/13/98 pA4

Man faces assault charge after being stabbed in fight, H 11/18/98 pB13

Men attack, arrested, then attack again, H 11/10/98 pA3

Police Blotter, H 11/30/98 pA4Police Blotter: Argument leads to

woman's arrest, H 8/19/98 pA4Police Blotter: Arrest in domestic

spat, H 5/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Assault charge, H 8/14/98 pA4, H 8/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Assault charged, H 10/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Assault charges, H 6/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Assault charges filed, H 9/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ax handle used in assault, H 12/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Beer bottle bashing, H 6/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Boy, 13, charged with assault, H 3/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Brother and sister face assault charges, H 8/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Charges in stabbing, H 9/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: City man assaults medics, cops, H 10/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Clerk faces assault charge, H 5/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Couple arrested, H 9/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Dispute leads to charges, H 6/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Dispute over household chores, H 9/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drunken man attacked family, H 12/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Easton man charged in assault, H 12/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ex-boyfriend arrested, H 9/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ex-wife arrested, H 12/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Family argument ends in arrest, H 11/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Father faces assault charge, H 7/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fight, murder linked, police say, H 6/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Friend charged in stabbing, H 3/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Girlfriend charged, H 9/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Homeless man punches nurse, H 12/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Investigators on the scent, H 6/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Knife attack, H 8/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Laundry list of charges, H 8/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Local man charged in bartender assault, H 8/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Long day for couple, police, H 6/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man attacks his mother, H 4/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged for hitting with ball bat, H 11/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in assault, H 7/8/98 pA4, H 7/27/98 pA4, H 8/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in assault, robbery of 22-year-old, H 11/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in attack on Samaritan, H 10/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in bias crime, H 12/1/98 pA4

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Arrests-Assault-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Man charged in

robbery, assault, H 8/18/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged in scuffle,

H 8/4/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged in

woman's assault, H 12/15/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged with

assault, H 8/24/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged with

choking, H 7/20/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man cut at bar, H

9/15/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces assault

charge, H 5/18/98 pA4, H 7/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces assault charges, H 1/5/98 pA4, H 6/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man held in attack, H 12/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man scuffles with police, H 1/17/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Man, 33, arrested in assault of women, H 9/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Money snatched, H 9/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mother charged in son's beating, H 8/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Naked man nabbed, H 8/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk High students arrested after fight, H 12/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker arrested on assault charge, H 11/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker faces assault charge, H 2/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Officer injures knee in struggle with suspect, H 7/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police battle rowdy crowd, H 7/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Relatives hurt in fight, H 5/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Six men arrested in brawl, accident, H 11/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stepfather charged, H 9/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teacher hurt breaking up fight, H 5/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teens attacked, H 8/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two arrested after complaint, H 2/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman charged in assault, H 6/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman held in knife attack, H 7/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Women arrested after brawl, H 3/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Women tell police of assault at party, H 9/1/98 pA4

Prison for attack on woman, H 9/2/98 pA4

Stabbing suspect faces new charges, H 7/31/98 pA4

Vest stops pistol slug, not arrest, H 11/14/98 pA3

Arrests-Assault-WestportPolice Blotter: Deja-Vu owner

charged, H 3/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Men arrested in stabbings, H 4/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Motorist charged with assault, H 9/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stratford man charged in 14-year-old's assault, H 5/18/98 pA4

Arrests-Assault-WiltonPolice Blotter: Man arrested on

assault charges, H 7/28/98 pA4Arrests-Automobile theft-Norwalk

Dead end, fence end police chase, H 1/3/98 pA3

Man swallows crack, refuses help, H 1/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary charge, H 6/24/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Carjacking suspect charged, H 7/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested in car theft, H 5/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in car theft, H 8/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in limo theft, H 12/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man's friends call police about car theft, H 8/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Routine check nets arrest, H 12/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stolen car leads to arrest, H 7/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Teens charged in Jeep theft, H 6/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Third arrest in BMW theft, H 10/24/98 pA4

Arrests-Bomb making-GreenwichPolice Blotter: Greenwich High

student charged, H 12/2/98 pA4Arrests-Breach of peace-Norwalk

Man nabbed for throwing dead skunk into deli, H 8/11/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Clash leads to arrest, H 9/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Clerk arrested after dispute, H 1/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Combatants arrested, H 10/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Disturbance leads to charges, H 6/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Father, son face charges, H 3/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested at church, H 4/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man cited in fight, H 6/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man struggles with police, H 11/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Men charged with fistfight, H 10/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Movie chatter ends in arrests, H 7/22/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Police battle rowdy crowd, H 7/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police struggle with drifter, H 3/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspected gun was a knife, H 5/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman with knife arrested, H 10/1/98 pA4

Sumpter memorial party plan leads to dispute, arrests, H 7/3/98 pA3

Arrests-Child support-NorwalkLate-night knock-knocks not so funny

for deadbeats, H 5/18/98 pA3Arrests-Cigar smuggling-Darien

Darien man called king of cigar ring, H 8/24/98 pA2

Arrests-Conspiracy-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Teen faces stolen car

charge, H 1/26/98 pA4Arrests-Credit card thefts-Weston

Police Blotter: Cleaners busted, H 10/6/98 pA4

Arrests-Criminal impersonation-Norwalk

New charge added vs. runaway driver, H 9/29/98 pA3

Arrests-Criminal impersonation-Weston

Redding man charged with impersonating cop, H 9/12/98 pA3

Arrests-Criminal impersonation-Westport

Police Blotter: Man charged with impersonation, H 10/24/98 pA4

Arrests-Criminal impersonation-Wilton

Norwalk, Wilton police arrest 5 Anchor fund-raisers, H 1/13/98 pA3

Arrests-Criminal mischief-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Disturbance leads to

charges, H 6/10/98 pA4Police Blotter: Mother, daughter face

charges, H 6/18/98 pA4Teens face charges in dummy bomb

incident, H 1/16/98 pA3Arrests-Criminal mischief-Wilton

Police Blotter: Fired worker faces charges, H 5/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wilton teen faces 51 counts, H 3/2/98 pA4

Arrests-Criminal trespass-New Canaan

Letterman fan caught trespassing, H 10/21/98 pA1

Arrests-Criminal trespass-NorwalkPolice Blotter: 3 masked men

arrested, charged, H 3/11/98 pA4Police Blotter: Boy, 16, arrested, H

11/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Brothers arrested

outside Zebra Club, H 9/1/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man arrested twice in

one day, H 4/13/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man caught with drugs,

weapon, H 11/25/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces trespass

charge, H 6/12/98 pA4Police Blotter: Naked man nabbed, H

8/26/98 pA4Police Blotter: Suspect runs, but not

far, H 5/5/98 pA4Police Blotter: Suspicious pair

stopped in lot, H 5/20/98 pA4Arrests-Criminal trespass-Westport

Police Blotter: Bridgeporter charged with trespassing, H 11/13/98 pA4

Arrests-Criminal trespass-WiltonMan caught spying on young

swimmers: Police found him under camouflage net, carrying

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Arrests-Criminal trespass-Wilton (Continued)

kid porn, camera, bayonet [photo], H 7/1/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Man used washer, dryer illegally, H 12/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stalking charge, H 6/24/98 pA5

Arrests-Cruelty to animals-GreenwichNorwalk facility cares for puppies

injured in truck fire, H 3/13/98 pA3

Arrests-Custodial interference-WiltonPolice arrest husband for false report,

H 11/17/98 pA4Arrests-Disorderly conduct-Norwalk

City officer charged in dispute, H 10/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Couple faces charges, H 5/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in domestic, H 12/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces stalking charge, H 5/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man, wife face charges, H 2/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police arrest man twice, H 7/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police deny man's request to go shoot his brother, H 2/20/98 pA4

Police storm apartment, rescue infants, arrest man, H 6/11/98 pA3

Arrests-Disorderly conduct-WiltonPolice Blotter: 'Drifter' faces charges,

H 9/18/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged with

disorderly conduct, H 11/10/98 pA4

Youngsters' stories pile up charges against man lurking at Wilton pond, H 9/1/98 pA1+

Arrests-Disturbing the peace-Westport

Police Blotter: Westport man charged in fight, H 12/29/98 pA4

Arrests-Domestic violence-WiltonPolice Blotter: Father, son charged in

squabble, H 12/3/98 pA4Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk

Cops arrest 11 in apartment on drug charges, H 1/23/98 pA1+

Couple facing cocaine charges, H 8/22/98 pA3

Dead end, fence end police chase, H 1/3/98 pA3

Early morning raid [photo], H 8/21/98 pA2

Ex-honor student is guilty of drug dealing, H 6/13/98 pA3

Held in crack bust, H 8/20/98 pA3In wild melee, cops subdue drug

suspect, H 10/10/98 pA4No lower bail in Roodner chase case,

H 8/11/98 pA3Norwalk man in serious condition

after car chase, H 8/6/98 pA4Norwalk woman dies of drug

overdose, H 6/13/98 pA3Norwalker indicted on cocaine

charge, H 4/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: 3 face drug charges, H 6/27/98 pA4, H 9/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Alleged drug dealer busted again, H 12/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Driver arrested, H 8/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug arrest, H 11/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug arrests, H 9/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug bust, H 10/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug charge lodged, H 9/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug charges, H 5/30/98 pA4, H 7/3/98 pA4, H 7/23/98 pA4, H 7/24/98 pA4, H 7/30/98 pA4, H 10/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug charges lodged, H 10/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug deal has no drugs, H 4/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug suspect held on $50,000, H 5/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drug suspects caught in chase, H 5/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Drugs found on jailed man, H 6/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Facing drug charges, H 7/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Five charged in separate busts, H 3/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Grandmother faces drug charge, H 12/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gun, drug charges leveled, H 10/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Juveniles charged with marijuana possession, H 11/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested after chase, H 2/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested again, H 9/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested in beer cooler, H 2/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man attempts to swallow evidence, H 12/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man caught with drugs, H 12/23/98 pA4, H 12/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces charges, H 9/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces drug charges, H 2/10/98 pA4, H 4/28/98 pA4, H 5/12/98 pA4, H 6/22/98 pA4, H 10/20/98 pA4, H 11/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces pot possession charge, H 4/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces series of drug charges, H 3/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces traffic, drug charges, H 7/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man held on drug charges, H 4/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man spotted with hypodermic, H 9/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man turned over to FBI, H 4/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man with needle arrested, H 4/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Marijuana arrest, H 9/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Marijuana arrests, H 12/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Marijuana charges lodged, H 6/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Men face drug charges, H 6/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk in on U. S. bust, H 5/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker faces drug charges, H 3/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker faces marijuana charge, H 9/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker held on drug charges, H 7/22/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Norwalkers face drug charges, H 10/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalkers held on drug charges, H 7/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police find pot in shoe box, H 5/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police nab drug suspect, H 3/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Seatbelt leads to charges, H 5/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Second suspect nabbed, H 8/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Several face drug charges in separate arrests Friday, H 2/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Short chase leads to charges, H 7/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Six arrested in drug bust, H 1/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Struggle ends in arrest, H 5/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Student arrest, H 10/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Student faces marijuana charge, H 1/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect faces drug charges after struggle with cop, H 12/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspected crack dealer nabbed, H 12/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen faces drug charges, H 6/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen faces drug counts, H 5/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three arrested on drug charges, H 1/21/98 pA4, H 12/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three arrested on drug counts, H 4/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three face drug charges, H 6/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tire-squealing brings charges, H 7/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two busted for drugs, H 10/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two face drug charges, H 3/10/98 pA4, H 3/25/98 pA4, H 4/22/98 pA4, H 5/14/98 pA4, H 5/22/98 pA4, H 5/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two face drug counts, H 1/20/98 pA4, H 1/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two face narcotics charges, H 1/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two held on drug, gun charges, H 1/29/98 pA4

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Arrests-Drugs-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Two men face drug

charges, H 1/12/98 pA4Police Blotter: Two raids net drug

suspects, H 5/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Two teen-agers face

drug charges, H 7/31/98 pA4Police Blotter: Warehouse couple

found with drugs, H 12/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Woman faces charges,

H 7/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Young mother faces

charges, H 3/11/98 pA4Police sweep produces drug arrests,

H 11/13/98 pA4Victim forced to be witness, H

10/13/98 pA3Arrests-Drugs-Weston

Police Blotter: Westport men bagged in pot bust, H 10/31/98 pA4

Arrests-Drugs-WestportPolice Blotter: Check that, H 10/14/98

pA4Police Blotter: Man caught with

steroids, H 11/25/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged on old

warrant, H 12/29/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces new drug

charges, H 4/8/98 pA4Police Blotter: Milford man faces drug

charge, H 11/4/98 pA4Police Blotter: Police make drug

arrest, H 3/24/98 pA4Arrests-Drugs-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man held on drug, fireworks charges, H 8/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Visitor charged with drug counts, H 12/29/98 pA4

Arrests-Drunk driving-MassachusettsMo Vaughn arrested on suspicion of

drunk driving [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+

Vaughn admits he has erred [photo], H 2/3/98 pB1+

Arrests-Drunk driving-Norwalk8-year-old girl struck, killed by van:

Police say Norwalk man was driving drunk, H 10/8/98 pA1+

Drunken drivers face charges, H 11/17/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Man arrested in crash, H 4/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces several charges, H 3/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker charged with DWI, evading, H 11/18/98 pA4

Arrests-Drunk driving-WestportPolice Blotter: Driver charged with

drunk driving, H 3/28/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged for

driving drunk, H 12/15/98 pA4Arrests-Drunk driving-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man accused of drunken driving, H 9/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Motorist arrested, H 10/6/98 pA4

Arrests-Embezzlement-DarienPolice Blotter: Town officer stole

quarters, H 12/16/98 pA4

Arrests-Embezzlement-WestportPolice Blotter: Woman faces

embezzling charges, H 12/5/98 pA4

Arrests-Engaging officers in pursuit-Norwalk

Man captured after wild chase, H 10/14/98 pA2

Arrests-Evading responsibility-Norwalk

Man goes on police car ramming spree, H 1/13/98 pA1

Man with bat attacks driver after alleged hit-run crash, H 12/29/98 pA3

Arrests-Evading responsibility-WiltonPolice Blotter: Driver stopped-finally,

H 9/22/98 pA4Arrests-Failure to appear-New

CanaanDouglas loses bid for records of teen

accuser, H 1/29/98 pA3Arrests-Failure to appear-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Bond at $222,000, H 1/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gun makes officer's point, H 1/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police re-arrest teen-ager, H 3/12/98 pA4

Arrests-Failure to wear seat belts-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Seat belt crackdown continues, H 12/14/98 pA4

Arrests-Fireworks-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Man's backpack

contains fireworks, binos, booze, H 2/7/98 pA4

Arrests-Fireworks-WiltonPolice Blotter: Man held on drug,

fireworks charges, H 8/31/98 pA4Arrests-Forgery-Norwalk

Colombian arrested for ID, H 11/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cashier faces charges, H 9/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fake ID counts, H 9/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Four face stolen check charges, H 1/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker faces forgery charge, H 5/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shopkeeper questions police, H 7/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three face forgery charges, H 2/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman faces forgery charges, H 1/29/98 pA4

Arrests-Forgery-WestportPolice Blotter: Forgery charged, H

2/3/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces forgery

charges, H 3/23/98 pA4Police Blotter: Nanny faces charges,

H 4/14/98 pA4Arrests-Forgery-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man charged with using fake IDs, H 1/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman faces forgery rap, H 5/2/98 pA4

Arrests-Fraud-NorwalkSoda purchase leads to arrest, H

12/7/98 pA4

Arrests-Fraud-WestonCouple charged in scamming Weston

schools, H 6/24/98 pA1+Arrests-Fraud-Wilton

Police Blotter: Credit card fraud charged, H 4/11/98 pA4

Arrests-Fugitive-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Alleged fugitive

arrested, H 1/9/98 pA4Police Blotter: Ex-owner of Globe is

accused in theft, H 9/1/98 pA4Police Blotter: Norwalker faces

several charges, H 1/19/98 pA4Troubles build for Globe's ex-owner,

H 9/2/98 pA3Arrests-Fugitive-Wilton

Police Blotter: Police arrest fugitive, H 3/31/98 pA4

Arrests-Gambling-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Video slot machines

shut at social club, H 8/20/98 pA4Arrests-Graffiti-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Teens charged in graffiti case, H 6/25/98 pA4

Arrests-Harassment-NorwalkPolice Blotter: N.Y. cop charged with

harassment, H 12/8/98 pA4Police Blotter: Tire slasher charged,

H 10/27/98 pA4Arrests-Health violations-Norwalk

Pork store in hot water over conditions, H 4/20/98 pA3

Arrests-Indecent exposure-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Brooklyn woman faces

indecency charge, H 7/7/98 pA4Police Blotter: Public indecency, H

9/18/98 pA4Police Blotter: Texas indecency

fugitive arrested, H 9/21/98 pA4Arrests-Indecent exposure-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man charged with public indecency, H 9/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man surrenders to police, H 8/31/98 pA4

Arrests-Interfering with a police officer-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Dog taunting alleged, H 10/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three lead cops on chase, H 12/4/98 pA4

Arrests-Larceny-NorwalkHot car `rebate' backfires on duo, H

10/6/98 pA3Man captured after wild chase, H

10/14/98 pA2Police Blotter: Bar bill arrest, H 9/4/98

pA4Police Blotter: Brother arrested: Sis

pressing charges, H 8/20/98 pA4Police Blotter: Car-theft attempt leads

to charges, H 1/13/98 pA4Police Blotter: City man, woman

charged in larceny, H 10/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Clerk, customers charged in shoplift, H 7/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Husband, wife face larceny charge, H 10/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Larceny arrest, H 8/29/98 pA4

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Arrests-Larceny-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Larceny charged, H

1/6/98 pA4Police Blotter: Larceny, credit card

charges, H 6/27/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man assaults police at

hospital, H 4/29/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged in false

auto theft report, H 10/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces charges

from 1990, H 6/19/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces larceny

charge, H 4/28/98 pA4, H 7/15/98 pA5, H 7/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mass. woman charged in larceny, H 3/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mo-ped rider arrested and charged with larceny, H 9/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Money snatched, H 9/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker charged with larceny, H 11/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shelton woman held on larceny charge, H 4/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shoplifting cases reported, H 2/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shoplifting charges, H 10/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shoplifting suspect takes a detour, H 9/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen nabbed after chase, crash, H 12/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two teens caught in stolen boots, H 12/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two women face larceny charges, H 7/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: UPS workers accused of scheme, H 9/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Video bust, H 7/25/98 pD9

Police Blotter: Wake up, you're under arrest, H 4/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman charged with larceny, H 2/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman faces forged-check charges, H 4/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Women charged with larceny, H 3/14/98 pA4

Sports Authority opens; shoplifting suspect nabbed, H 11/7/98 pA3

Traffic stalls fleeing suspect, H 5/22/98 pA4

Arrests-Larceny-WestonPolice Blotter: Cleaners busted, H

10/6/98 pA4Arrests-Larceny-Westport

3 female thieves caught in Westport, H 11/17/98 pA3

Alleged shoplifting gang captured after spree in downtown Westport, H 11/7/98 pA3

Formula thefts rising, H 12/4/98 pA3Police Blotter: Bronx man arrested on

warrant, H 2/9/98 pA4Police Blotter: Cashier nabbed for

thefts, H 12/15/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man arrested on

warrant, H 2/6/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged with

larceny, H 7/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces larceny charges, H 1/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces several charges, H 1/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man, teen nabbed with formula, H 2/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: New Haven woman charged in larcenies, H 10/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man charged in stabbing, H 3/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Pay telephone theft thwarted, H 2/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shoplifters under arrest, H 12/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect stays in jail, H 9/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen-agers charged with thefts at school, H 11/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Westporter arrested in larceny, H 3/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wilton man arrested at supermarket, H 11/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman accused of check theft, H 9/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman charged with shoplifting, H 12/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman faces larceny charge, H 3/26/98 pA4

Police: Teen-ager admits stealing pricey suits, H 7/24/98 pA2

Westport bagel shop manager charged in mismanaging dough, H 5/4/98 pA4

Arrests-Larceny-WiltonPolice Blotter: Health aide charged in

theft, H 12/1/98 pA4Police Blotter: Husband faces theft

charges, H 3/31/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man arrested on

larceny charge, H 3/13/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man, 55, charged with

taking flowers, H 9/26/98 pA4Police Blotter: Two charged in larceny

attempt, H 2/11/98 pA4Arrests-Leaving a child unattended-

NorwalkPolice Blotter: Mom accused of

leaving kids in car, H 6/12/98 pA4Police Blotter: Woman charged after

leaving tot, H 12/9/98 pA4Arrests-Leaving a child unattended-

WestportPolice Blotter: Baby-sitter charged for

leaving kids, H 12/23/98 pA4Police Blotter: Mom charged with

leaving sons, H 2/2/98 pA4Arrests-Liquor law violations-

NorwalkState: Norwalk bar violates liquor law,

H 9/2/98 pA3Arrests-Loitering-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Woman faces loitering charge, H 7/20/98 pA4

Arrests-Manslaughter-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Woman charged in

wreck, H 6/15/98 pA4Arrests-Motor vehicle violations-

ConnecticutHoliday traffic arrests up over 1997, H

12/3/98 pA3

Arrests-Motor vehicle violations-Norwalk

Judge orders rehab for slow driver, H 11/7/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Cyclist causes police chase, H 8/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fender-bender driver flees, H 9/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces traffic, drug charges, H 7/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker faces series of charges, H 2/12/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Pedestrian hit; driver cited, H 8/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Short chase leads to charges, H 7/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect arrested after pursuit, H 2/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tickets for too-big vehicles, H 9/26/98 pA4

Seatbelt arrests at 2 dozen in holiday enforcement, H 11/28/98 pA4

Suspect dogged by transport troubles, H 9/2/98 pA3

Arrests-Motor vehicle violations-Wilton

Police Blotter: Teen charged in car crash, H 12/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Truck flips, H 10/7/98 pA4

Arrests-Murder-NorwalkAccused strangler remains jailed, H

10/14/98 pA2Community briefs: Police have

suspect in murder, H 8/25/98 pA4Killer's life deal: Norwalk man avoids

death by pleading guilty to murder [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Man held in killing, H 10/12/98 pA1+Police get `Milk' for murder, shooting

[photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+Arrests-Obscenity-Norwalk

Dancers, club owners face obscenity charges, H 4/11/98 pA3

Arrests-Parole violation-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Parolees picked up, H

6/26/98 pA4Arrests-Possession of alcohol by a

minor-WiltonPolice Blotter: 14 juveniles charged

after liquor party, H 12/29/98 pA4Arrests-Prostitution-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Prostitute and john charged, H 9/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Prostitution arrest, H 9/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Prostitution charge, H 8/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Women face prostitution charges, H 4/6/98 pA4

Two more women arrested in Zebra prostitution case, H 11/19/98 pA1+

Zebra Club raided, nine charged: Strip joint arrests help cleanse city's image, police chief and mayor say [photo], H 10/2/98 pA1+

Arrests-Public indecency-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Man charged with

indecency, H 9/15/98 pA4

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Arrests-Public indecency-WestportPolice Blotter: Man faces indecency

charge, H 2/27/98 pA4Arrests-Rape-Norwalk

17-year-old says relative abused him for 11 years, H 1/8/98 pA3

Decision on Officer Delgado now in hands of Chief Rilling, H 5/7/98 pA3

Keogh charged in attack [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Landlord accused of assault, H 1/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces sexual assault charge, H 3/14/98 pA4, H 6/25/98 pA4

Teen charged in Nov. rape, H 7/8/98 pA4

Arrests-Rape-WestportCarnival worker is charged with rape,

H 6/25/98 pA4Man held in attack on 3-year-old, H

10/17/98 pA1Arrests-Reckless driving-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Officer hit by car, H 5/6/98 pA4

Arrests-Reckless endangerment-Norwalk

Call to drop charge in pit bull shooting, H 9/2/98 pA4

Norwalk cop released after being hit by car, H 6/15/98 pA3

Norwalk woman held on $10,000, H 4/3/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Accused of threat, H 6/24/98 pA5

Police Blotter: BB shooter arrested, H 12/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cars hit by BBs, H 10/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Egg tossing leads to charges against trio, H 7/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fake gun results in arrest of Wiltonite, H 7/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested after argument, H 11/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged for ramming car, H 4/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in gun threat, H 2/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces firearms charge, H 7/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shooting targets Stew's, H 6/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shots fired in parking dispute, H 8/19/98 pA4

Teen charged after fight with driver, H 12/8/98 pA4

Arrests-Reckless operation of boat-Wilton

Boy, 11, charged in boat collision, H 9/2/98 pA1+

Arrests-Risk of injury to minor-Norwalk

Bonello back in Norwalk after release on bail, H 3/26/98 pA3

Children left alone, aunt arrested, H 11/19/98 pA4

Ex-sex offender from Norwalk to face injury to minor charge, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Luring by ad? Man accused of risk to minors who answered babysitting ads, H 7/10/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Father faces charges for leaving kids alone, H 3/7/98 pA4

Arrests-Risk of injury to minor-Westport

Police Blotter: Westport man faces risk counts, H 4/3/98 pA4

Arrests-Robbery-DarienEx-state employee charged with

robbing emissions station, H 11/18/98 pA4

Arrests-Robbery-NorwalkEx-businessman agrees to payout, H

8/14/98 pA3Globe landlord charged in theft, H

10/17/98 pA2Juvenile charged with burglary, H

11/11/98 pA4Police Blotter: Apartments

burglarized; Norwalker charged, H 10/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: BMW theft update, H 10/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bridgeport man charged in burglary, H 7/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary charged, H 1/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary suspect, H 8/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Carjacking charged, H 1/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Case of the stolen stogies, H 6/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Charged with first-degree robbery, H 4/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Charges filed in mansion break-in, H 4/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Combatants arrested, H 10/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Financial adviser arrested, H 1/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gunpoint robbery, H 10/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man arrested in robbery, H 2/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in ransacking, H 4/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man charged in robbery, assault, H 8/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man eludes would-be robbers, H 6/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces burglary charges, H 8/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man linked to burglary, H 7/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robbed on South Main, H 4/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robbed, suspect caught, H 4/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robs own grandmother, H 10/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man, 43, charged in burglary, H 1/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man, sleeping in van, arrested, H 1/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Neighbor in burglary rap, H 7/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man faces burglary charges, H 10/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man, 27, faces larceny charge, H 8/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker charged in burglary, H 1/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Robbery arrest, H 7/23/98 pA4, H 10/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Serial burglar nabbed, H 10/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shop window broken, H 10/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stakeout arrests, H 9/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stopping for food, drink mistake for burglars, H 2/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect arrested following chase, H 3/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect chased, H 8/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Suspect found behind counter, H 7/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Suspect was selling stolen TV, cops say, H 8/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen charged, H 8/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen charged in burglaries, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen charged in robbery, H 3/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teens charged, H 7/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tip leads to arrest, H 9/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tool theft thwarted by police, H 2/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two charged in armed robbery, H 4/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wanted man back, H 8/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wanted teen nabbed, H 8/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman charged in Ely robbery, H 6/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman charged in toothpaste theft, H 4/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman pops out from van's pillows after owner was arrested, H 3/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman sees intruder flee house, H 1/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Youth arrested in robbery attempt, H 1/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Youths arrested for robbery, H 11/24/98 pA4

Police nab two suspects in Silvermine burglaries, H 2/2/98 pA3

Robbery suspect dies, H 4/30/98 pA4Trio nabbed, charged with robbing

store, H 4/7/98 pA3Woman faces charges in Citgo

robbery, H 1/3/98 pA3Arrests-Robbery-Stamford

Police Blotter: Two men charged after chase, H 3/5/98 pA4

Arrests-Robbery-WestonPolice Blotter: Burglary arrest, H

7/24/98 pA4

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Arrests-Robbery-WestportPolice Blotter: Burglary foiled, H

2/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Four New Yorkers

charged in thefts, H 4/20/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged in wallet

theft, H 12/24/98 pA4Police Blotter: New Yorkers face

shoplifting charges, H 4/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Quick arrest in armed robbery, H 6/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stolen equipment, H 10/23/98 pA4

Arrests-Shootings-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Shots fired in parking

dispute, H 8/19/98 pA4Arrests-Shoplifting-Westport

Police Blotter: New Yorkers nabbed, H 10/24/98 pA4

Arrests-Stalking-NorwalkNorwalk man faces stalking charge

after following woman, H 1/3/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Accused stalker apologizes, H 9/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces stalking charge, H 8/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man stalked woman, H 10/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: N.Y. cop charged with harassment, H 12/8/98 pA4

Arrests-Stalking-WiltonNew charges may be filed in pond

stalking, H 7/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Stalking charge, H

6/24/98 pA5Police Blotter: Woman charged in

stalking, H 3/24/98 pA4Arrests-Threatening-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Accused shooter arrested for threats, H 10/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Brother, sister face charges, H 2/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man faces threatening charges, H 6/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man with sword charged, H 6/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police arrest man twice, H 7/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Traffic dispute turns nasty, H 9/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two arrested following fight, H 1/5/98 pA4

Arrests-Threatening-WiltonPolice Blotter: Threatening charged,

H 9/10/98 pA4Police Blotter: Traffic accident leads

to arrest, H 4/30/98 pA4Arrests-Vandalism-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Teen-ager charged with vandalism, H 12/7/98 pA4

Arrests-Violating protection order-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Ex-boyfriend held, H 10/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Husband arrested on protection order charges, H 9/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker in custody, H 10/12/98 pA4

Arrests-Warrants-NorwalkGetaway suspect gets away during

court recess, H 5/20/98 pA3Police Blotter: Globe crowd unruly, H

7/6/98 pA4Police Blotter: Trespassing swimmer

arrested, H 7/22/98 pA5Arrests-Warrants-Westport

Police Blotter: Man charged in check kiting, H 5/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Stolen-goods charge, H 8/29/98 pA4

Arrests-Weapons-Norwalk2 teens suspended for BB gun in

school, H 6/5/98 pA1+Man with bomb arrested before

Norwalk court date, H 5/5/98 pA4Police Blotter: 15-year-old faces

weapons charges, H 2/3/98 pA4Police Blotter: 2 face gun charges, H

2/23/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man charged with firing

gun in city, H 4/16/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man faces firearms

charges, H 5/11/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man with switchblade

arrested, H 2/2/98 pA4Police Blotter: Man with sword

charged, H 6/23/98 pA4Police Blotter: Officer catches

suspect, H 3/24/98 pA4Police Blotter: Student found with

blade, H 6/4/98 pA4Police Blotter: Suspect had knife, H

8/1/98 pA4Police Blotter: Two face BB gun

charges, H 6/15/98 pA4Police Blotter: Two men face firearms

charges, H 4/21/98 pA4Vest stops pistol slug, not arrest, H

11/14/98 pA3West Rocks boy took BB gun to

school, H 3/27/98 pA1+Arrests-Weapons-Westport

Police Blotter: Gun bust, H 10/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen faces weapons charges, H 3/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Teen-ager arrested on weapons charge, H 9/2/98 pA4

Arrests-Weapons-WiltonPolice Blotter: Man faces weapons

charges, H 4/6/98 pA4Arson-Norwalk

House torched: Police seek arsonist in Cliff Street blaze [photo], H 8/13/98 pA1+

Arson-WestonArson suspected at Weston mansion,

H 1/12/98 pA3More arson evidence found at

mansion, H 1/17/98 pA3Weston police find flammable liquid in

house, H 1/13/98 pA3Art

Pushing Picasso: Rowayton art show displays master works for nursery school [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1+

Art consultantsWalls are their niche: Rowayton duo

help corporations add art to the office, H 7/20/98 pA7

Art museums-ConnecticutOff the wall: Connecticut's art

galleries heat up for autumn [photo], H 10/22/98 pC1+

Art patronageCorporate support of the arts means

more than just money, BJ 5/4/98 p17+

Art thefts-WestonWeston collars art thief, H 11/13/98

pA1+Art-Norwalk

Norwalk artists are RAC winners [photo], H 9/17/98 pB2

Norwalk's artists celebrate Arts in the Park, H 8/27/98 pC1

Artell, AnnRegistrar admits error with political

mailing [photo], H 6/23/98 pA3Typewriter technology rules at

Registrar of Voters office, H 6/23/98 pA3

Arthur AndersenKPMG, Andersen expanding, too, BJ

7/20/98 p19Artificial limbs

Westporters come through to aid athlete, H 9/26/98 pA3

Artist's MarketHouse of Escher: Norwalk gallery

displays rare works [photo], H 5/22/98 pB1+

Artists-ConnecticutFunding is elusive for struggling local

artists, BJ 9/21/98 p1+Artists-Norwalk

A day at the beach, sort of [photo], H 2/24/98 pA3


Art in your eye: Rowayton's art season begins [photo], H 1/12/98 pA1+

Decorating in detail: Norwalk woman renowned for Easter egg artistry [photo], H 4/11/98 pA3

For art's sake [photo], H 4/15/98 pA3Norwalk artists are RAC winners

[photo], H 9/17/98 pB2Norwalk's artists celebrate Arts in the

Park [drawing], H 8/27/98 pC1Offering perspective [photo], H

6/10/98 pA2The art of courage: Artists mold new

lives in clay [photo], H 12/31/98 pB1

The song her mother sang: Norwalk woman's mother is celebrated in new art exhibit [photo], H 2/5/98 pB6

Whale of a tale: Local scrimshaw artist snags top honors at Mystic Seaport [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

Artists-WestonMud woman: Weston artist finds the

perfect match in pottery design [photo], H 1/29/98 pB1+

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Artists-Weston (Continued)Proving her mettle: Sculptor uses a

welder's torch to transform junkyard scrap into objects of art [photo], H 10/1/98 pB1+

This Land Is Your Land: Bringing rich visual life to a well-loved folk song [photo], H 11/20/98 pB1+

Artists-WestportArtists try to save Kids Wall project, H

9/8/98 pA3By design: A Westport artist becomes

ubiquitous [photo], H 9/25/98 pB1+

Community briefs: Westport artist exhibits works, H 7/27/98 pA4

Face of New York: Westport artist captures the city in new exhibit [photo], H 7/10/98 pA9+

Liquid metal: Westport sculptor molds metals into languid shapes [photo], H 7/17/98 pA9+

The artist as a young man: Westport gallery showcases works by 17-year-old with passion for painting [photo], H 10/2/98 pA3

Westport artists touched by hometown honors [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1+

Westport honors its cultural achievers [photo], H 9/24/98 pC1+

Westport man adds 2 bits to 25 cents contest, H 3/13/98 pA4

Artists-WiltonSplendor in the glass: Chinese artists

revive ancient art form as Christmas decorations, H 8/24/98 pA3

Arts, useful. SEE TECHNOLOGYArvidson, Daniel

Wall Street merchants won't mind makeover, H 5/16/98 pA1+

Arway, RosemaryWoman who sued about job tries

again, H 12/16/98 pA1+AS Italian Fine Foods

Catering to Norwalk's tastes..., H 6/1/98 pA7

Asanovic, SusanSusan Asanovic of Wilton recently

won fourth place in 1998 Bays Recipe Contest [photo], H 8/5/98 pA10

Asea Brown Boveri Inc. SEE ABB INC.Ashforth Co.

Ashforth Co. wins national family business award, BJ 5/25/98 p5

Wining and dining your prospects: Business entertaining is `not an expense. It's an investment', BJ 2/16/98 p19+

Ashforth, Albert B.Personnel file, H 12/21/98 pD1

Askenback, CarlLast gray day of winter looked a lot

like spring [photo], H 3/20/98 pA1+

Asper-Walsh, Jeanne E.Business people: Coordinator named,

H 8/10/98 pA7

Aspetuck RiverReplenishing the Aspetuck [photo], H

4/9/98 pA1The great outdoors [photo], H 4/23/98

pC5Asphalt industry

Developers appeal decision to block asphalt plants, BJ 6/15/98 p3

Assault-NorwalkAssault charge in scuffle may be too

much, lawyers say, H 5/23/98 pA2

Kendall principal defends gym teacher in second fight, H 5/30/98 pA1+

Men attack, arrested, then attack again, H 11/10/98 pA3

Mother defends son in stabbing: Claims accident, H 3/26/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Assault reported, H 6/24/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Brooklyn man beaten, H 12/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man "clubbed" in beach fight, H 10/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man beaten in robbery attempt, H 10/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man hit in head with a bottle, H 8/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man mugged along I-95, H 2/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man reports he was attacked, H 2/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robbed, slashed on South Main St, H 8/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Man struck by bottle, H 9/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mugging on Seaview, H 4/25/98 pD11

Police Blotter: Norwalk man shot in back, H 1/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalker attacked, robbed, H 11/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Scuffle quelled at theater, H 4/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shopper attacked loading groceries, H 9/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman reports assault, H 8/31/98 pA4

Police investigate stabbing, H 3/25/98 pA3

Prosecutor's house bombed [photo], H 6/26/98 pA1+

Punishment of her son for horseplay angers mom [photo], H 5/23/98 pA1+

Stabbing convict flees his day of reckoning, H 3/20/98 pA3

Two men beaten, robbed, H 11/11/98 pA4

Assisted suicideKevorkian helps ex-Norwalk nurse

end her life, H 2/25/98 pA1+Modern medicine's shortcomings

[photo], H 3/21/98 pB9Suicide resonates as dignified choice,

H 2/28/98 pA1+Association for Women in

Communications. SEE AWICAssurance (Insurance). SEE

INSURANCE

AsteroidsOK, so we're not all that worried

about the asteroid... [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

AsthmaWhen breathing isn't easy [photo], H

10/29/98 pB3ASTI/NRS Carting

Norwalk council chooses recycler city used before, H 5/13/98 pA1+

Astronet1998 shaping up as an astronomical

year, BJ 1/19/98 p4Astronomy

1998 shaping up as an astronomical year, BJ 1/19/98 p4

Exploring strange new worlds [photo], H 12/8/98 pA3

AT&T Corp.Public record, H 1/16/98 pD2

Atgoglia, JoeJoe Atgoglia, owner of Angela Mia

[photo], H 4/9/98 pA2Athletic fields-Norwalk

`Big game' lost in morass [photo], H 11/27/98 pC1+

`Sacred' sod placed at All Saints School [photo], H 12/16/98 pA1+

A real field of dreams [edit], H 12/9/98 pA12

Andrews Field a mess again [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1+

Athletic fields sought: Football, soccer plans under study, H 12/9/98 pA1+

Brien McMahon athletic director wants to schedule night games, H 3/18/98 pA1


Field of misery: Engineer who built Andrews says it's no worse than other fields, H 8/27/98 pA1+


Field plan delayed, H 12/1/98 pA3New study aims to keep Andrews

Field above water [photo], H 8/24/98 pA3

NHS stadium proposal [map], H 12/15/98 pA1

Athletic fields-WestportDelays in sodding risk Westport home

field play, H 6/24/98 pA3Field's name honors coach [photo], H

7/21/98 pA5Soccer supporters square off against

Westport planners, H 3/6/98 pA3Westport briefs: Town to name field

for coach, H 8/5/98 pA4Westport soccer group aims for field

at new school, H 2/14/98 pA3Athletic fields-Wilton

Playing for space: Clock ticking on $500,000 field expansion proposal [photo], H 3/5/98 pA3

Wilton considers bond issue for athletic fields, H 4/7/98 pA5

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Atkin, John W.BMHS honors alumni: New high

school Hall of Fame inducts first honorees at NCTC [photo], H 5/1/98 pB1+

Atkins, Dr. Robert C.Doctor offers controversial health

advice [photo], H 11/20/98 pB7Atkins, Crystal

Slowing down: Traffic-calming techniques outlined at NCTC for public [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7

ATM Machines. SEE AUTOMATED TELLERS

ATMI Inc.Firm gets patent, H 10/27/98 pB7

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder

Discussion on attention deficit disorder focuses on understanding, H 3/17/98 pA3

Attorneys. SEE LAWYERSAudena, Lawrence

1998 All-Area Football Team: Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1

Heart and soul: Gritty Audena gave his all on both sides of ball [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1+


Audet, LizDowntown Danbury revival: A $50

million investment pays off for patient retailers [photo], BJ 7/20/98 p1+

Austin, CliffSports in brief: Austin powers

McMahon jayvees, H 10/27/98 pB2

Authors-NorwalkA novel look at love for Valentine's

Day [photo], H 2/12/98 pB7Community briefs: Key to the library,

H 8/10/98 pA4Cooking with celebrities [photo], H

12/19/98 pC2Everything you've always wanted to

know about sex: Local sexuality educator shares some knowledge [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1+

Holocaust memories preserved [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+

James R. Flora, local children's author, dies at 84 [photo], H 7/11/98 pA3

One of a kind: Norwalk man publishes a book of life experiences [photo], H 12/18/98 pB1+

Tell me a story [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7Authors-Rowayton

Reliving film noir: Rowayton author finds her own way with the help of Bette Davis [photo], H 1/23/98 pB1+

Authors-WestonFamily affair: Erica Jong reads poetry

to benefit Bread & Roses [photo], H 5/15/98 pB1+

Memories: Weston author uses childhood recollections in her latest novel [photo], H 4/24/98 pB1+

Authors-WestportCrowd gathers to hear Bible prophecy

ideas [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+Gifted or divine: A local couple

explores the connection between talent and spirituality [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1+

Westport man pens book about town postcards [photo], H 11/25/98 pA3

Authors-WiltonReshaping a classic for Broadway:

Arthur Kopit shoots for the moon with 'High Society' [photo], H 4/30/98 pB1+

AutismHelp or hooey: Communication aid for

autistic praised, criticized [photo], H 4/23/98 pA3

Autographs-WiltonThe dotted line: Wilton man buys and

sells signatures of statesmen [photo], H 6/19/98 pC1+

Automated tellersATM fees draw jeers, yawns [photo],

H 10/7/98 pA1+Banks, state back in court on ATMs,

H 11/17/98 pA5Block that fee [edit], H 10/14/98 pA12Court blocks Fleet ATM fees for

noncustomers, H 10/13/98 pA1+Federal court rules ATM fees up to

state, H 11/10/98 pA4Automobile child restraint systems.

SEE CHILD RESTRAINT SYSTEMS IN AUTOMOBILES

Automobile crashes. SEE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Automobile dealersBaby-boomers are 'the' target for

most car dealers today [photo], H 2/24/98 pC3

Kicking tires by computer, H 8/10/98 pA7

Automobile driversEasy to get, hard to lose: Police can

do little to spare teens, elderly from driving perils, H 1/3/98 pA1+

Automobile filling stations. SEE SERVICE STATIONS

Automobile parking-NorwalkAttorney general enters fray on

parking boots [photo], H 8/13/98 pA1+

Beware the booters: Another shopping plaza threatens illegal parkers, H 8/20/98 pA1+

Booting `the boot' [edit], H 10/27/98 pA12

City toughens enforcement of 2-hour limit in 'The Zone,' H 2/28/98 pA1+

Committee recommends $10 monthly fee at garage, H 7/8/98 pA3

Council squashes parking fee plan: Grumman compromise returned for more work, H 7/15/98 pA1+

Courthouse parking [edit], H 7/18/98 pA10

Grumman backs off battle over parking lot fees, H 7/7/98 pA3

Judge delays class action decision, H 11/27/98 pA3

Many don't want to pay parking fees for security, H 6/10/98 pA1+

Merchants disagree on need for parking security, H 7/8/98 pA3

Merchants oppose parking fees [letter], H 6/12/98 pA11

More about parking at school [letter], H 8/17/98 pA13

Norwalk resident ticked off over parking ticket situation [photo], H 5/5/98 pA3

Parking lot plan boosts annual fees for more security, H 4/25/98 pA3

Parking plan riles Columbus neighbors, H 7/30/98 pA1+

Parking snarls: Jefferson parking jams don't get enough action, guard says [photo], H 8/11/98 pA1+

Plaza owner slaps boots on unauthorized cars: Car owners must pony up $125 to have wheel freed [photo], H 6/3/98 pA1+

Plaza owner slaps boots on unauthorized cars: Some merchants back parking fees to pay for more security at garage, H 6/3/98 pA1+

River View 'boots' spark more anger, H 7/3/98 pA1+

River View's boots make more enemies, H 6/5/98 pA1+

School traffic jams [edit], H 8/12/98 pA12

Sidewalks fine, but where to park? [letter], H 9/17/98 pA9

Still no solution [edit], H 8/13/98 pA10Automobile parking-Rowayton

Parking problems in Rowayton [photo], H 12/24/98 pA9

Automobile parking-WestportParking study ordered, H 12/10/98

pA3Westport merchants say Jesup

changes will hurt parking, H 6/12/98 pA1+

Automobile racingAction isn't just on track in Charlotte

[photo], H 9/30/98 pB1+Bad luck haunts Bennett again

[photo], H 9/14/98 pB1+Bennett team strikes 'test' deal with

Dura Lube, H 4/11/98 pB3Brad Bennett battles back after

skirmish, H 5/6/98 pB1+Busch North Series: Crewman's

death mars LRP event, H 10/19/98 pB5

Despite success, LaJoie craves another title [photo], H 1/15/98 pB1

Driving to green: Competitors help LaJoie raise funds for charities [photo], H 8/6/98 pB5+

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Automobile racing (Continued)Earnhardt gearing up to do battle

[photo], H 12/4/98 pC1+Fast lane: How one driver moved to

the front of the pack [photo], H 10/17/98 pB7

Former McMahon gridder Bodick head of race team, H 2/26/98 pB1+

Freak accident transforms beautiful day at Lime Rock, H 10/21/98 pB1+

Hendrick praises LaJoie, H 4/1/98 pB1+

LaJoie added to IROC field [photo], H 2/4/98 pB5+

LaJoie caught up in Saturday crash, H 3/23/98 pB4

LaJoie crashes [photo], H 3/2/98 pB1LaJoie draws last spot for start of

IROC event, H 2/12/98 pB1+LaJoie has nothing but headaches in

pinch-hit role, H 3/23/98 pB1+LaJoie hopes Phoenix rises to

championship form [photo], H 9/8/98 pC1

LaJoie in for different type of ride at Martinsville, H 4/17/98 pC4

LaJoie irked by pit work, H 5/11/98 pB1+

LaJoie nets best finish as Hamilton runs away [photo], H 4/21/98 pB1+

LaJoie's day comes to an early conclusion [photo], H 2/14/98 pB11

Mark LaJoie roars to front of pack, H 8/31/98 pB1+

Racing fans honor LaJoie [photo], H 8/10/98 pA1+

Scott Sharp survives Monster driving test [photo], H 7/20/98 pB1+

Sharp eager to attack NHIS oval [photo], H 6/24/98 pB1+

Sharp returns to IRL competition at Disney World [photo], H 1/23/98 pC1+

Spiers on track for crown, H 8/26/98 pB1+


Sports in brief: Flemke wins Mod tour finale, H 10/26/98 pB4

Stefanik puts lock on 2 titles, H 9/23/98 pB1

Stefanik sets mark for Mod Tour wins, H 10/19/98 pB5

Struggling LaJoie hopes to tame tough Darlington, H 3/19/98 pB1+

Westport native has best race, H 7/29/98 pB1

With a little nursing, LaJoie perseveres to finish well, H 2/17/98 pB1+

Automobile theft-NorwalkBreak-ins at Norwalk garage bedevil

bank tellers, H 2/20/98 pA3Businessman roughed up in

carjacking, H 8/13/98 pA2Police Blotter: Car stolen on Fairview,

H 11/20/98 pA4

Rooney's BMW stolen [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+

Teen sentenced in car theft, H 10/2/98 pA4

Traffic stalls fleeing suspect, H 5/22/98 pA4

Automobile theft-WestportPolice Blotter: Car left running is

reported stolen, H 10/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Car stolen from

driveway, H 11/5/98 pA4Police Blotter: Car taken from lot, H

12/18/98 pA6Police Blotter: Freshly painted car

stolen at auto shop, H 11/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Harley heisted from Sakura lot, H 6/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mercedes taken from driveway, H 12/24/98 pA4

Automobile theft-WiltonPolice Blotter: Pathfinder is lost, H

9/17/98 pA4Police Blotter: Volkswagen Jetta

stolen, H 12/19/98 pA4Automobiles

Vintage cars shine for Norwalk charity [photo], H 4/27/98 pA1+

Automobiles, ElectricTake a spin in the 98-pound weakling

of automobiles, H 5/11/98 pA3Test program sparks interest in

electric cars, BJ 5/18/98 p7Westport workers won't be taking

long road trips in electric car [photo], H 4/22/98 pA3

Automobiles-Law and legislation-Connecticut

Rilling sees red with right turns [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Automobiles-Maintenance and repairFall car care: Get your vehicle ready

for winter driving conditions [photo], H 10/20/98 pA6

Automobiles-Seat beltsHoliday traffic arrests up over 1997, H

12/3/98 pA3Hope for SoNo [edit], H 11/28/98

pA12Police buckle down on drivers who

don't get buckled up, H 11/25/98 pA1+

Seatbelt arrests at 2 dozen in holiday enforcement, H 11/28/98 pA4

AutoZoneAutoZone buy of Auto Palace helps

customers, manager says, H 2/20/98 pD1

Sky writing [photo], H 4/25/98 pA3Autrey, Oran

Appearance put off, H 11/7/98 pA3Avalanches

Avalanche kills Rowayton climber [photo], H 6/12/98 pA1+

Avalon Properties Inc.Avalon acquires Bronxville property,

BJ 1/5/98 p9Avalon eyes `The Pru', BJ 2/9/98 p7Avalon wants to raise $100M, H

1/22/98 pD1Avalon will retain Wilton office

following merger, BJ 3/16/98 p3

Average White BandRight at home: Average White Band

knocks out video in hometown of two band members [photo], H 1/28/98 pA3

Avery Medical FashionsDressing `bones' better: Norwalk

company sells silk accessories to healh professionals, H 3/23/98 pA7

Aviation Court-NorwalkLiving on Aviation Court and Hadik

Parkway / Norwalk [photo], H 4/28/98 pA4

Avoglia, EvelynNorwalk pays tribute to popular

community activist [photo], H 3/5/98 pB7+

Avrick FurnitureFurnish your holiday at Avricks

[photo], H 11/10/98 pB1AWIC-Fairfield County Chapter

Women's association names award-winners, BJ 7/13/98 p14

Ayers, AliceMilestone [photo], H 4/6/98 pA4

Aylesworth, PatriciaPersonnel file [photo], H 12/14/98 pB7

Ayres, Venus AnnJudge asked to go easy on wife killer:

Man who shot his wife five times sentenced to 25 years, H 8/5/98 pA1+

Residents of Greenwich condo rush to Norwalk killer's defense, H 8/4/98 pA1+

Wife-killer's sentence questioned: 25-year term is state minimum, H 8/6/98 pA3

BBaby-First of the New Year

Our first baby arrives today [photo], H 1/2/98 pA1+

Back-To-School-Clothes-For-Kids Campaign. SEE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

Backer, TerryOyster alert: Local group developing

new oysters to beat `bug' [photo], H 5/28/98 pA3

Under the sea, it's Super Oyster, H 10/31/98 pA1+

Badalamente, EmilyNun better: Sisters of Notre Dame

host fest [photo], H 10/12/98 pA4Baker, Daniel

Fiscal fitness: New CEO reverses fortunes of fiscally ailing Jewish Center [photo], BJ 10/26/98 p13+

Baker, FredSleeping smoker saved by working

smoke alarm, H 4/11/98 pA3Baker, Jennifer

Neighbors: Helping hands [photo], H 10/7/98 pA4

Baker, JoeHempstead pulls away with title

[photo], H 12/30/98 pB1+Baker, Winthrop

The mystery of Beatrice: A Wilton resident is on the trail of missing

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Baker, Winthrop (Continued)works of art [photo], H 12/5/98 pC1+

Balazs, James Jr.Norwalker helps Fork Union win

Virginia crown [photo], H 12/8/98 pB2

Baldwin Technology Co. Inc.Baldwin reports $2.1 million income,

H 2/4/98 pA7Public Record, H 5/23/98 pD2

Baldwin, Thomas J.Personnel file [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1

Ball, JuanitaIt gets tougher to pay the bills: NEON

too busy to accept utility payments [photo], H 10/16/98 pA3

Ball, LizBrandy searchers hope house will be

home [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1That's not Brandy [photo], H 12/7/98

pA2Ballard, Dr. Robert

TMA brings Ballard, teachers together [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13

Ballas, AlexiGarden Lane puts you in the country:

Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 2/3/98 pA4

BallooningThe sky's the limit: Hope finds joy

aloft [photo], H 11/14/98 pB7Ballroom dancing

Gotta swing: Lessons in cuttin' a rug [photo], H 11/7/98 pB8

Balls (Parties)A successful endeavor [photo], H

3/12/98 pB10Having a ball: Hundreds kick up heels

at annual charity event [photo], H 1/24/98 pA3

Star power: Actress Jane Powell shines at fund-raiser for hospital [photo], H 2/17/98 pA3

Bank of WestportHometown touch, H 10/24/98 pD1In Westport, rival banks maneuver for

market share, BJ 9/28/98 p7Investors flock to Bank of Westport,

BJ 4/13/98 p12New bank has hometown touch

[photo], H 10/22/98 pA3New bank seeks to raise $10M, H

1/22/98 pD1Organizers seek federal bank charter,

BJ 5/11/98 p5Bankruptcy

A Step Above, L.L.C. and Stratford East Main Deli, BJ 7/20/98 p20

Accurate Electronics Inc, BJ 2/2/98 p24, BJ 3/30/98 p34

Advance Drapery Associates, Inc, BJ 11/16/98 p27

Aqua Exotics Pets & Supplies, BJ 5/11/98 p20

Arbitron aids debtors of good will, BJ 6/29/98 p1+

Ardaji, Paul W, BJ 4/6/98 p22

Bankrupt Advanced Marine Technologies acquired, BJ 12/7/98 p3

Bankruptcy bill redefines debtor-creditor relationship, BJ 6/22/98 p5

Beckman, Ford A, BJ 5/18/98 p20Best, Frederick Z, BJ 6/8/98 p24Bottone's Electrical Service Inc, BJ

11/16/98 p27Calise, Michael, BJ 4/27/98 p20Cen-Treil Electronics Corp, BJ 8/3/98

p19Chapter 11 ruling has `no impact' on

newspapers, Brooks says, BJ 2/23/98 p6

Cossen Inc, BJ 1/5/98 p21Courthouse Associates L.L.C, BJ

8/17/98 p18Danbury Cycle Ranch Inc, BJ

12/28/98 p19DBF Warehousing & Contracts Inc,

BJ 10/5/98 p20Devore Baking Company Inc, BJ

11/16/98 p27Devore Baking Company Inc. and

Devore's Bakery, BJ 7/20/98 p22E.M.M.E. (USA) Inc, BJ 11/16/98 p27El Dorado Inc, BJ 5/25/98 p21Family Centers of New York Inc, BJ

11/16/98 p27Future Generation Inc, BJ 6/8/98 p24Gilbert and Bennett Manufacturing

Co, BJ 10/19/98 p24Grand Central Markets L.L.C, BJ

11/16/98 p27Graphique Footwear Inc, BJ 6/1/98

p25Grasso units must repay $2.8 million:

Court affirms judgement despite bankruptcy filings, BJ 6/22/98 p1+

JANSS/TYS Long Beach Associates L.P. and KAC Realty, BJ 2/23/98 p36

Juiffre, Douglas Stuart, BJ 4/6/98 p22KAC Realty Associates L.P, BJ

2/9/98 p17Kitchen Mill Corp, BJ 11/16/98 p27KPM Inc. and Compusystems and

Payroll Express, BJ 8/3/98 p19Laprise Quality Floor Covering Inc, BJ

10/19/98 p24Lloyd W. Wise Lumber Company Inc,

BJ 1/5/98 p21Marine Electronics Company Inc, BJ

10/12/98 p22New Alliance Corp, BJ 10/12/98 p22New England Carpet Center Inc, BJ

3/16/98 p23Pagemaster Paging of Bridgeport Inc,

BJ 3/9/98 p21PDIXF Acquisition Corp, BJ 2/9/98

p17Power Designs Inc, BJ 2/9/98 p17Quantum Concepts Inc, BJ 3/9/98 p21Scott Cable Communications Inc.

d.b.a. American Cable Entertainment, BJ 10/19/98 p24

Spruill Associates L.L.C, BJ 10/12/98 p22

Sunrise Pizza Cafes Inc, BJ 2/16/98 p20

Sunwalk Corp, BJ 2/16/98 p20T.H.E. Management Inc, BJ 12/14/98

p19The Proterra Corp, BJ 6/15/98 p18Trudeau, Barbara Ann, BJ 5/4/98 p20

Banks and banking. SEE ALSO NAME OF INDIVIDUAL BANK

Analysts: Banks' record earnings result of combined economic, business factors, BJ 2/2/98 p19

ATM fees draw jeers, yawns [photo], H 10/7/98 pA1+

Bank and savings institution assets, BJ 5/25/98 pS11

Bank draws local talent, H 9/19/98 pD1

Banks criticized for not offering more loans to minorities, H 9/4/98 pA1+

Banks losing human touch, commissioner warns, BJ 7/27/98 pS2

Banks, state back in court on ATMs, H 11/17/98 pA5

Big bank, small bank soul: Summit Bancorp outlines aggressive expansion plans for state, H 12/9/98 pB5

Block that fee [edit], H 10/14/98 pA12Commercial banks [chart], BJ 2/9/98

pA11+Court blocks Fleet ATM fees for

noncustomers, H 10/13/98 pA1+Easy banking makes sense to

residents at The Greens [photo], H 6/25/98 pA3

Federal court rules ATM fees up to state, H 11/10/98 pA4

FOCUS: Banking, BJ 5/4/98 p17+FOCUS: Banking and finance, BJ

9/14/98 p11+FOCUS: How to deal successfully

with the megabanks, BJ 9/14/98 p12

Greenwich tycoon to help put two new banks in Westport, H 1/16/98 pA1+

Hometown touch, H 10/24/98 pD1HUBCO to merge local bank

operations, BJ 11/23/98 p7In the market for new customers:

People's Bank, Chase branching out to lure more clients, BJ 9/14/98 p11+

In Westport, rival banks maneuver for market share, BJ 9/28/98 p7

Job report finds accounts receivable in large demand, BJ 7/27/98 pS7

Merger wave sweeps up Village Bank, H 11/13/98 pA3

More mergers and acquisitions predicted in 1999, BJ 12/28/98 p9

No free lunch [edit], H 10/6/98 pA12NSS bank earnings up 93%; two

others also show increase, H 1/30/98 pD1

NSS earnings are up, H 5/1/98 pA4NSS merger ratified by shareholders,

H 11/6/98 pA3

16


Banks and banking. SEE ALSO NAME OF INDIVIDUAL BANK (Continued)

Organizers seek federal bank charter, BJ 5/11/98 p5

Revolution: Banks are reaching out to small business through a variety of electronic services [special section], BJ 7/27/98 pS1+

Struggle to sell Norwalk Savings Society continues, BJ 1/26/98 p3

Summit Bancorp sets lofty goal for local market, BJ 9/7/98 p8

Summit jumps into banking market with NSS merger, BJ 6/29/98 p2

The List: Commercial Banks [chart], BJ 6/1/98 p14

The List: Thrifts and Savings Banks [chart], BJ 11/23/98 p12

Vying groups banking on Westport, H 4/16/98 pD1

Westport National obtains bank charter, BJ 9/7/98 p1+

Bar. SEE LAWYERSBarate, Marissa

Champions honored [photo], H 1/31/98 pB3

Barbara Garfield Designs Inc.Barns, bistros & Barbara, H 12/14/98

pB7In brief: Specialty shop sells bistro

tables, barns, H 12/11/98 pD1Barberi, Jay

Breaking the sound barrier [photo], BJ 1/19/98 p1+

Bargain News L.L.C.Bargain News relocates to Trumbull,

BJ 6/15/98 p12Bargain News Online

Bargain News online tops million-hit level, BJ 3/16/98 p6

Barker, StephenRemembering...Purple Heart

recipients share a very special bond [photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+

Barkman, Dr. JeffreyBack to work: Doctor's focus in on

aggressive physical therapy [photo], H 2/4/98 pA7

Barnes & NobleFriends of felines gather to meet

authors, swap stories, H 4/6/98 pA3

Barnes, BradBest pickings [photo], H 4/1/98 pA5

Barnes, Brandy1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Barnes, Jeb


Barnum Festival-BridgeportOld-fashioned `Big Top' comes to

town, BJ 7/6/98 p1+Barnum Museum-Bridgeport

Barnum Museum buys rare copies of P.T. Barnum newspaper, H 10/7/98 pA8

Baron's property south-WestportContamination on Baron's South

stalls purchase, H 6/11/98 pA3

Decision on Barons Property South heads to RTM, H 5/14/98 pA3

Farrell now urges spending $7 million for Barons property, H 5/12/98 pA3

Westport to acquire open space, H 10/21/98 pA1+

Barr Benedett GroupBBG marketing group takes a `pay for

results' approach, BJ 2/2/98 p6Fishing for little guys: Westport

marketing company looks to fill gaps big companies overlook [photo], H 2/14/98 pD1

Barr, BillNeighbors: Swing your partner

[photo], H 12/23/98 pA4Barr, Christopher

Fishing for little guys: Westport marketing company looks to fill gaps big companies overlook [photo], H 2/14/98 pD1

Barr, PatrickThe waterboy [photo], H 12/2/98 pA4

Barrett, MarySay Aaaahhh...: Health centers treat

what ails them [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1+

Barrett, PeterPerkin-Elmer in media glare, H

5/16/98 pD1Barrett, William

In your service / Wilton [photo], H 3/10/98 pA4

Barristers. SEE LAWYERSBarry Blau and Partners Inc.

Ad aims to curb road rage, H 12/26/98 pD1

Barry, ColleenAccident creates commuter chaos on

Main Avenue [photo], H 5/8/98 pA3

Barry, RayBarry admits it's time to go [photo], H

4/17/98 pC1+Barry won't dwell on tough loss, H

3/27/98 pC1+Ex-players agree Barry got most out

of talent [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+NHS' Barry hopes experience pays

off, H 3/20/98 pC1+Norwalk players saddened as Coach

Barry quits [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

Bars (Drinking establishments)-South Norwalk

Coping with its wild side: Some Washington Street businesses squawk about Liquids bar application [photo] [map], H 5/7/98 pA1+

How many is too many, H 5/27/98 pA12

Residents, bars talk about life in SoNo, H 12/2/98 pA1+

SoNo to bars: Shush, H 11/19/98 pA1+

Zoners delay hearing on restaurant appeal, H 11/19/98 pD7

Bars (Drinking establishments)-Westport

The Brook Cafe, state's oldest gay bar, reopens, H 11/23/98 pA3

BartendersNeighbors: He's heard all the bad

pick-up lines [photo], H 4/8/98 pA4

Bartoli, FrankMain break closes Roton [photo], H

10/31/98 pA3Barton, Scott A.

Norwalk chef cooks up a salute to a mentor [photo], H 3/7/98 pA3

Bartram, David K.Business people: New faces in new

places at Kodak Polycrome Graphics, H 8/24/98 pB6

BaseballAbate awaiting baseball draft call, H

6/3/98 pB4Back to work for Mo [photo], H 3/5/98

pB1+Bellantoni bounces back thanks to

Bluefish bullpen [photo], H 9/5/98 pB1+

Clemente pick Morales looking for supporters, H 1/31/98 pB4

Dream workout with Mets excites Norwalk youngster, H 8/19/98 pB1+

Erstwhile rivals cherish chance to team up in Huskies' lineup [photo], H 5/6/98 pB1+

Former All-State player trying to keep diamond dreams alive [photo], H 5/26/98 pB1+

Good advice puts pop back in Tucci's bat [photo], H 8/3/98 pB1+

High mark: Foster praises McGwire's swing, focus [photo], H 9/10/98 pB5

Hold that Tiger: Start of baseball season in Motown suits former Norwalker just fine [photo], H 3/28/98 pB1+

In focus: Vaughn shakes off variety of distractions [photo], H 3/6/98 pC3

Kendall School student tours with all-star team [photo], H 5/5/98 pB4

Lambert building career through his summer job [photo], H 8/19/98 pB1+

Magnificent 7: Vaughn paces Bosox to win, ties RBI mark [photo], H 9/30/98 pB1+

Martinez makes debut as Mo belts two homers [photo], H 3/2/98 pB5

Met on a mission [photo], H 4/21/98 pB1

Milestones passed in Bosox' clincher [photo], H 9/25/98 pC1+

Mo makes it official, H 10/24/98 pB4Mo says he'll walk, H 3/28/98 pB1Mo's focus on present not future

[photo], H 9/15/98 pB1+No deal: Vaughn rejects 4-year, $37

million offer by Red Sox, H 7/9/98 pB4

Norwalker's Yankee job best of both worlds [photo], H 10/21/98 pA1+

17


Baseball (Continued)Saberhagen shines once again

[photo], H 4/14/98 pB3Sports in brief: Norwalkers honored,

H 5/29/98 pC2Thoesen inks pro contract, H 8/21/98

pC1+Tucci a star [photo], H 6/11/98 pB5Valentine's mind not on course: Mets'

manager prefers to focus on baseball but makes time for golf [photo], H 9/22/98 pB1

Vaughn backs down: First baseman tempers criticism of Red Sox, H 3/16/98 pB1

Vaughn breaks knot, H 5/4/98 pB3Vaughn fires another volley at

Duquette [photo], H 3/12/98 pB1+Vaughn injured in win, H 6/27/98

pB1+Vaughn is grand in home opener

[photo], H 4/11/98 pB1Vaughn likely to stay put despite talk

[photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+Vaughn powers Red Sox [photo], H

8/10/98 pB1+Vaughn saves best for last - again, H

4/21/98 pB1+Vaughn takes initial steps out of

Boston [photo], H 10/23/98 pC1+Vaughn's 200th home run not nearly

enough for Sox, H 5/14/98 pC9Vaughn's single puts Sox over top

[photo], H 4/3/98 pC3Vaughn: Don't forget us: Red Sox

slugger delivers a message [photo], H 8/24/98 pB3

Wettleland outduels Vaughn: Bosox slugger homers twice but fans in ninth, H 8/7/98 pC1+

Baseball cardsYoungsters pick up an old-timers'

game as they flip baseball cards [photo], H 2/2/98 pA3

Baseball-Norwalk'Old man' continues to lead Norwalk's

band of Pirates [photo], H 8/25/98 pB1+

`Canes close in flurry, H 11/7/98 pB3Bentley comes up Aces twice to win

city title [photo], H 10/16/98 pC1+Champs again: Babe Ruth 14-year-

olds win New England Championship with great pitching, clutch hits [photo], H 8/14/98 pA1+

Cobras begin playoffs today, H 10/31/98 pB4

Cobras ousted in semis, H 11/7/98 pB3

Content at home [photo], H 7/22/98 pA4

Doyle leads Norwalk into finale, H 7/22/98 pB1+

Fighting back: Norwalk BR 14 stars stay alive, H 7/30/98 pB1

Great season for team of 14-year-olds [letter], H 8/26/98 pA13

Kinlock Tourney: West Norwalk wins title [photo], H 8/19/98 pB1+

Last-inning rally gives Norwalk title, H 8/14/98 pC1+

Legion loses season finale, H 7/28/98 pB4

Luczkowski, Anastasia honored, H 11/23/98 pB1+

Norwalk 14s force one more game, H 7/31/98 pC1+

Norwalk 14s honored, H 8/21/98 pC3Norwalk 14s keep rolling, H 7/27/98

pB1+Norwalk 14s one win from

championship [photo], H 8/12/98 pB1+

Norwalk 14s rally to win district title [photo], H 7/23/98 pB5+

Norwalk 14s win state title [photo], H 8/1/98 pB1+

Norwalk champions honored at Fenway, H 9/15/98 pB6

Overton's Seafood wins 2 of 3 games, H 10/31/98 pB4

Spinola League wins safety award, H 8/10/98 pB4

They're champs: Babe Ruth 14-year-olds beat Stamford for state title [photo], H 8/1/98 pA1+

WNorwalk hands Int'l stars first loss in Kinlock Tourney [photo], H 8/15/98 pB1

Baseball-WestportFocused [photo], H 2/28/98 pB3Luczkowski, Anastasia honored, H

11/23/98 pB1+Baseball-Wilton

Wilton takes weekend series [photo], H 6/22/98 pB1

Basil'sBalancing the simple and the exotic

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA9Basketball

A year of adjusting for Williams the pro: Norwalk rookie copes with losing in WNBA [photo], H 8/10/98 pB1+

Dardy to come visiting: Wake Forest in field for FU tournament [photo], H 9/11/98 pC1+

Major adjustment: Dardy discovers it's a tough struggle to make transition to college basketball [photo], H 2/6/98 pB1+

One hug sums up a relationship [photo], H 1/23/98 pC1+

Point guard Rita Williams [photo], H 1/5/98 pB5

Rita Williams nets 11 but Mystics fall again, H 8/5/98 pB1+

Sellers makes the transition [photo], H 2/7/98 pB1+

Slam dunk for Jesus : Ex-Globetrotter on the road to evangelize [photo], H 8/15/98 pA5

Tears flow freely at Gampel [photo], H 2/23/98 pB1+

Williams confirms choice, H 4/16/98 pC1

Williams delivers for UConn [photo], H 1/9/98 pC1+

Williams sets sights on WNBA [photo], H 4/15/98 pB1

Williams steps to fore after teammate falls [photo], H 2/23/98 pB1+

Basketball-NorwalkAll Saints cagers claim tourney title, H

3/26/98 pB8All-Area MVP Howell opts for junior

college [photo], H 7/31/98 pC1+Barry admits it's time to go [photo], H

4/17/98 pC1+Bears drop top seeds: Norwalk builds

big lead, holds off Hartford Public [photo], H 3/17/98 pB1+

Bears face Crusaders in opener, H 2/26/98 pB1+

Bears have winning formula, H 3/18/98 pB1+

Bears roar: Hubbard's burst fuels NHS drive in second drive [photo], H 3/11/98 pB1+

Bears rout flu-ridden Senators [photo], H 1/14/98 pB3+

Bears tame Wildcats [photo], H 3/13/98 pC1+

Beasts of Basketball: Little protest, little crowd at donkey basketball contest [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3

Brickhouse heads to Hartford, H 6/20/98 pB1

Brown grows into leadership role [photo], H 4/2/98 pB1+

Closing in a rush: 16-2 spurt in final stanza lifts NHS past Hillhouse [photo], H 3/19/98 pB1+

Esposito Auto Body, Clipper Tech win titles [photo], H 4/3/98 pC4

Ex-players agree Barry got most out of talent [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+

Familiar foe fells Bears: Fairfield ousts NHS from tourney again, H 3/9/98 pB1+

Follow The Bouncing Ball [photo], H 1/14/98 pB6

For NHS, defense sets tone [photo], H 3/7/98 pB1+

Four teams advance in GBA playoffs, H 11/21/98 pB3

Goodfellas run to title [photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+

Howell has taken long path to success [photo], H 4/6/98 pB1+

Huskies Hysteria: NCAA championship runs inspire Greater Norwalk fans, H 3/21/98 pA1+

Lady Bears win state opener [photo], H 3/4/98 pB1+

Lakers repeat as NJBA champs [photo], H 3/28/98 pB3

Longshot falls short: BMHS won't duplicate last year's tourney run, H 3/10/98 pB1+

Magic sweeps Rebels in championship series [photo], H 3/28/98 pB3

Mercury rises, Blizzard falls, H 11/14/98 pB3

Miles far away from dream ending [photo], H 3/23/98 pB1+

NHS' Barry hopes experience pays off, H 3/20/98 pC1+

Norwalk snowed under [photo], H 3/23/98 pB1+

Norwalk's baby bear [photo], H 3/25/98 pA4

18


Basketball-Norwalk (Continued)Quick start spurs Bears to 10th title,

H 3/7/98 pB1+Resiliency a trademark of Bears

[photo], H 3/19/98 pB1+Rhodes' outburst helps Tarheels stay

unbeaten, H 10/31/98 pB3Stunning Effort: Overachieving Bears

pull together for run at state championship [photo], H 3/27/98 pC5

Surging ahead: Norwalk rallies to earn rematch with Fairfield, H 3/6/98 pC1+

Sweet Repeats [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1Trimboli: A pioneer at SHU [photo], H

3/18/98 pB1+Basketball-Weston

Trojans triumph easily [photo], H 3/10/98 pB1+

Basketball-WestportAt Staples, boys make girls better

[photo], H 2/27/98 pC1+Gelman to run girls' hoop camp

[photo], H 2/17/98 pB4Some Laughs In Westport [photo], H

3/21/98 pB5Staples girls ousted from states

[photo], H 3/3/98 pB1Basone, Karl

Aguilar continues effort to save friend's job at DPW, H 5/13/98 pA3



City Business, H 6/10/98 pA3Bates, Alice


Batsell, Mary AnnPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/7/98

pD1Battocchio, George

National/Westpor developing a `Santa Monica-East' studio, BJ 2/23/98 p10

Baughman, SuzanneWoman who spurned deal must pay

city, H 5/15/98 pA1+Bauman, Dr. Natan

Local doctor creates device to treat ringing in the ears [photo], H 1/26/98 pB7

Baxter, CarolynNeighbors: Yuletide treasure hunter

[photo], H 12/16/98 pA4Bayer, Neil

Faces & Places: Winners take all [photo], BJ 7/20/98 p18

BBS Norwalk OneNorwalk office building owner files for

bankruptcy, BJ 6/22/98 p9Beaches-Norwalk

Islands, beaches cleaned for fall, H 9/21/98 pA3

Beaches-WestportA day at the beach...[photo], H

12/8/98 pA2

Beacon Projects GroupNorwalk contractor finishes jewelry

center, H 3/9/98 pA7Beacon School Project-Norwalk

Beacon school advances, H 11/24/98 pA1+

Beacon school interest grows, H 12/14/98 pA1+

Floating classrooms?, H 12/14/98 pA2Mayor supports `Beacon' school;

funds sought, H 12/2/98 pA3Need for 'beacon' school is obvious

[letter], H 11/16/98 pA13Beagon, Jackie

Small decorating changes can make a big difference in your home [photo], H 10/13/98 pC1

Bean, MarthaHealing touch: Massage therapist

Dale Stark may be blind, but she's far from handicapped [photo], H 4/16/98 pC7+

Beanie BabiesStuffed to the Gills: After 4 years,

Beanie Babies all the rage, but end is near, adults say [photo], H 3/30/98 pA1+

Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc.Reinvestment loan partners, H

9/23/98 pB7Beardsley Zoo

Zoo rediscovers role as economic engine, BJ 11/2/98 p2

Beattie, JayneBusiness people, H 10/19/98 pA7

Becker, Rev. CarlCrossing the continent: New minister

at Norfield Church returns home to Connecticut [photo], H 1/10/98 pB7

Becker, MichaelBusiness people: UConn lecturer, H

10/10/98 pA7Beckman, Ford A.

Bankruptcies, BJ 5/18/98 p20Bedford family

Bedford name lives on, H 12/9/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/21/98 pA14Bedford Middle School

Board reviews plan to convert middle school, H 11/3/98 pA3

Some Laughs In Westport [photo], H 3/21/98 pB5

Westport faces legal action over school mishaps, H 2/28/98 pA4

Westport residents worry about growth at Bedford school, H 7/16/98 pA3

Bedford, GeorgeSewer project slows traffic [photo], H

10/23/98 pA3Bedient's Home and Garden Center

Bedient hardware closes its doors after 215 years, BJ 5/11/98 p2+

Beds-NorwalkBeds sought for 60 Norwalkers who

sleep on floor, H 2/25/98 pA3Beepers (Pagers)

Greater Norwalkers sufffer through the beeper blues [photo], H 5/21/98 pA1+

Beer-SpoilageStamford importer recalling `stale'

ale, H 7/16/98 pD2Belair, Michael

The art of courage: Artists mold new lives in clay [photo], H 12/31/98 pB1

Belimo Aircontrols (USA) Inc.Belimo Aircontrols (USA) finds

success in Danbury, BJ 12/14/98 p3

Bell Atlantic MobileBell hasn't proven need for tower,

panel says, H 6/23/98 pA3Enter more data [edit], H 6/24/98

pA12Siting Council to investigate Bell

Atlantic's tower's claims, H 7/6/98 pA3

Westport residents rail against 180-foot cell phone tower, H 6/4/98 pA3

Westporters say Bell Atlantic has wrong number, H 6/5/98 pA3

Bell Island-NorwalkLiving on Bell Island/Norwalk [photo],

H 2/10/98 pA4Bellantoni, Rocco

Bellantoni bounces back thanks to Bluefish bullpen [photo], H 9/5/98 pB1+

Belliveau, RonaldInventive Wilton cops create program

to cut paperwork, H 1/7/98 pA3Bello, John

Beverage maker's winning formula: Cold drinks bring cool cash for burgeoning Norwalk firm [photo], H 6/5/98 pA5

Beltz, PeterArt behind the scenes: Engineering

consultants make the museums work [photo], H 2/9/98 pA8

Belward, KeithBelward, Pagano happy with Milford

Academy [photo], H 4/18/98 pB5Ben-Dov, Dr. Tova

A new beginning: Jewish school offers an alternative for Westchester, Fairfield families [photo], BJ 11/23/98 p18

Bender, Dr. StuartBeware Old Sol: As rays bear down,

cancer concerns go up, H 5/5/98 pA3

Bendin, NicoleThe Hour Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 2/21/98 pB5Benedett, Kathryn


Benincaso, Jimmy Jr.Dream workout with Mets excites

Norwalk youngster, H 8/19/98 pB1+

Bennett, BradBad luck haunts Bennett again

[photo], H 9/14/98 pB1+Bennett ready for Lime Rock, H

10/14/98 pB1+

19


Bennett, Brad (Continued)Bennett team strikes 'test' deal with

Dura Lube, H 4/11/98 pB3Brad Bennett battles back after

skirmish, H 5/6/98 pB1+Busch North Series: Crewman's

death mars LRP event, H 10/19/98 pB5

Fast lane: How one driver moved to the front of the pack [photo], H 10/17/98 pB7

Bennett, Jennie BristolMonday snapshot: Former nurse

always finds a way to help other Norwalk seniors [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

Benoit, JeffreyLiving Culture [photo], H 4/16/98 pA3

Benton, SusanThis Titanic project takes the cake

[photo], H 4/16/98 pC9Beppu, Minami


Bergamo, Matt1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Bergstrom, Kip

Diversity key to Stamford's economic health [photo], BJ 5/11/98 p1+

Berkley, William R.Greenwich tycoon to help put two

new banks in Westport, H 1/16/98 pA1+

Berkman, JeffreyIHC puts ìndustrial athletes' back on

their feet [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p3Berkoff, Jeffrey S.

People in business: Berkoff to manage Peat Marwick, H 1/12/98 pA7

Berkowitz, HankBerkowitz best in Connecticut [photo],

H 11/4/98 pB1+Berkwitt, Dr. Larry

15 Puppies Hang On: 53 dogs have died after accidental fire [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+

Berman, BorisBrahms by Berman: International

pianist opens Norwalk Symphony Orchestra's 60th season [photo], H 10/8/98 pC1

Bermudez, JoseThey contributed: Celebrate Women!

will honor Norwalk's women and men [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1+

Bernard, StuNeighbors: Hoot owls sing like

canaries [photo], H 2/11/98 pA4Bernhard, Allison

Soup from scratch: New soup shop serves up homemade broth [photo], H 12/7/98 pD1

Bernhard, G. KennethAdopt a speed limit for reality [letter],

H 1/31/98 pA11Candidates talk issues in Westport

[photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Challenger Goldberg takes on GOP's Bernhard in 136th [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3

Westport votes for incumbents [photo], H 11/4/98 pA1+

Women speak out for children's needs [photo], H 1/13/98 pA1+

Bernic Enterprises Corp.Investor buys Darien building for $5.7

million, BJ 9/14/98 p4Bernstein, Samantha

A little more pucker, please [photo], H 2/2/98 pA3

Berra, YogiHe's smarter than the average Berra

[photo], H 6/13/98 pA3Bess, Cindy Rzasa

Norwalk getting second thermal imaging camera, H 3/18/98 pA3

Thermal camera helps, Norwalk firefighters say [photo], H 2/4/98 pA3

They made a difference [photo], H 4/17/98 pB1+

Best Friends Pet Resort & Salon`Best friends' up for adoption at fair,

H 11/6/98 pA3Abandoned pets number in millions

[letter], H 12/4/98 pA11Dogs, cats getting new homes, H

5/11/98 pA4Part of the Family: Pet watchers

clean up with fancy kennels, special care for beloved animals, H 3/19/98 pD1

Pets make new best friends at fair [photo], H 11/9/98 pA3

Santa goes to the dogs: I'd like a chew toy, a bone, some yummies... [photo], H 11/23/98 pA3

Best, Frederick Z.Bankruptcies, BJ 6/8/98 p24

Beth Israel SynagogueA Torah to Treasure: Norwalk rabbi's

100-year-old grandmother gives family's scriptures to temple [photo], H 7/8/98 pA1+

Norwalk temple celebrates Israel's 50th year [photo], H 3/16/98 pA3

Bethel CinemaEntrepreneur expands art film

cinema, BJ 11/30/98 p4Bethel-Economic conditions

Century 21 Scalzo outlines growth plans, BJ 7/6/98 p5

Facelift gives downtown Bethel a Victorian look, BJ 8/17/98 p2

MCI unit expands in Bethel: Worldcom to add 150 to its payroll, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Shepard's weathers ill-timed storms: Resolves financial crises, BJ 12/28/98 p1+

Voice and data on a single line, BJ 8/3/98 p10

Better Business Bureau-ConnecticutBriefly: Connecticut BBB update, H

10/15/98 pD1Betting. SEE GAMBLING

Betts, MikeYoungsters pick up an old-timers'


BibleCrowd gathers to hear Bible prophecy

ideas [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+Bicycle racing-Norwalk

Mud bath at Cranbury: 900 mountain bikers challenge rain-soaked course at Norwalk park [photo], H 5/18/98 pA1+

Bicycle theft-NorwalkBike thieves foiled after chase gets

frosty, H 10/29/98 pA4Bicycle touring

A cross-country trip helps fight cancer, H 5/2/98 pA3



Cycling to save: Local riders gather to race against AIDS [photo], H 9/4/98 pB1+

Disease fighters: AIDS riders make pit stop in Norwalk [photo], H 9/21/98 pA1+

Bicycle trails-NorwalkRegional group endorses central

Norwalk bike trail, H 9/25/98 pA1Bicycles

A driven campaigner: Westporter launches effort for safer traffic conditions [photo], H 9/30/98 pA3

Expensive, vintage bikes the ride of choice for some island lovers, H 8/24/98 pA1+

Medics pushing pedal power: Emergency personnel make their way through crowds using bicycles [photo], H 9/4/98 pA3

Police give bicycle to teen for his climb up school mountain, H 5/18/98 pA1+

Stylin' with the spokes [photo], H 8/20/98 pA1

Bieler, FredSound Control hears the future

[photo], H 12/4/98 pD1Bieling, Donnie

Petroccio to harvest another award [photo], H 6/8/98 pB5

Bietighofer, Rev. Alfred J.Parish family will miss `Father Al'

[letter], H 11/18/98 pA13Priest found his way to God at an

early age, H 10/3/98 pC11St. Mary's pastor accepts new post in

Bridgeport [photo], H 10/19/98 pA2

Bifano, TaylorCatch Me, Mom [photo], H 1/8/98 pA2

Bigelow R. C. Inc.Making tea's really her bag: Third

generation at R.C. Bigelow is steeped in family biz, H 8/29/98 pD1

Bigelow, CindiMaking tea's really her bag: Third

generation at R.C. Bigelow is

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Bigelow, Cindi (Continued)steeped in family biz [photo], H 8/29/98 pD1+

Biggs, EleanorBusiness people [photo], H 11/17/98

pA11Biggs, James P.

Biggs' retirement takes analysts by surprise, BJ 11/2/98 p6

Bijou Theater-BridgeportThat's entertainment: Downtown

Bridgeport ready to `stage' a comeback [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p7

Bill Kozma PhotographyMany toys donated to Salvation Army

[letter], H 12/7/98 pA7Billig, Brooke


Billings, RogerDarien Old Timers will honor 5

Monday [photo], H 11/7/98 pB4Bilotta, Nicholas J.

In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5Biocon, Inc.

Rowayton company sees gold in garbage, H 3/12/98 pB7

Bird watching80 Westport residents take part in

annual bird count, H 12/22/98 pA3

Bird, SallieBusiness people: Joins Health

Appeal [photo], H 5/4/98 pA7Birthdays

Catalina Aponte Celebrates 80th birthday [photo], H 5/1/98 pB2

Milestone [photo], H 3/23/98 pA4Norwalk woman enters her second

century of life [photo], H 5/13/98 pA1+

Births. SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTHAdelglass, Evan J. and Donna - son,

H 2/6/98 pB5Adelmann, Charles J. and Lisa - son,

H 8/21/98 pA13Ahmad, Imtiaz S. and Tahira [Hasan] -

son, H 11/20/98 pB5Alastor, Heather - son, H 11/20/98

pB5Alfieri, James J. and Annette -

daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2Alvarez, Sandra - daughter, H

3/13/98 pB2Andersen, James G. and Joyce - son,

H 2/6/98 pB5Antunes, Francis J. and Barbara -

son, H 1/16/98 pB2Apazidis, Gus and Barardi, Cynthia -

daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2Aponte, Tito and Maria - son, H

8/7/98 pA10Arata, Steven D. and Sandolo-Arata,

Patrizia - son, H 8/21/98 pA13Aronson, Stuart D. and Sjogren, Inger

- son, H 2/6/98 pB5Arteaga, John and Claudia - twins, H

3/27/98 pB2Ayles, Ronald and Cynthia -

daughter, H 7/10/98 pA10Bagley, Shawn and Addison, Taishka

- son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Baldizon, Mairo J. and Juany - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Ball, David and Slyn, Bonnie - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Ballard, David A. and Susan - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Barlow, Norman H. and Victoria - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Barnum, Thomas J. Jr. and Melanie - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Barone, Richard J. Jr. and Sharmaine - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Barrett, Katrina - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Bartoli, Frank E. and Robin - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Bassett, Albert C. Jr. and Ann-Marie - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Batchelor, Floyd and Lyons, Valerie - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Baxter, J. Leroy Sr. and Theresa - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Beaumonte, Thomas G. and Marie - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Beliard, Jacques M. and Claire - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Benanti, Joseph P. and Anne - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Berger, Roy D. and Elizabeth - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Best, Marvin Jr. and Aguyilar, Emily - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Betack, Robert L. and Christine - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Boehn, David M. and Tracy [Jones] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Bombace, Frank M. and Colleen [Northrop] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Book, Michael A. and April [Lavallee] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Brewster, William H. Jr. and Karen - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Brickhouse, Diane - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Briggs, Gary S. and Catherine - twins, H 3/13/98 pB2

Brown, Ralston L. and Ruffin, Trainetta - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Burns, Mark V. and Hilary - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Callahan, Richard J. and Megan - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Cammarano, Richard D. and Cristaine - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Cantey, Joseph E. and Cancel, Sandra - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Capone, Louis L. and Lisa - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Cardinale, Peter and Mary - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Carman, Richard B. and Renee - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Carney, Gregory W. and Laura [Hardy] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Carpiniello, Christopher and Anne - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Cartiglia, James R. and Allard, Martha - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Casolo, Joseph P. and Bernini, Lisa - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Cavanagh, Kevin B. and Gay Ann [Lametta] - son, H 7/10/98 pA10

Cenatiempo, Salvatore and Marisa [Mollica] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Challender, Christopher K. and Sheryl - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Charles, Tigmann P. and Janie [Brown] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Chowdhury, Suman and Shammu - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Christakos, Elias and Eugenia - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Christian, Robert G. and Ellen - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Chu, Jeffrey Q. and Connie - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Clark, Charles H. and Nancy [Barclay] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Clarke, Ronald C. and Susan - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Claudio, Carmelo and Teresita - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Cohen, Matthew E. and Michele [Sharon] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Coleman, Samuel T. and Alicia [Perry] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Coomaraswamy, Francis N. and Ellen - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Cooper, Patrick J. and Joanna - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Coppock, Steven M. and Melissa - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Corper, Douglas P. and Wendell - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Covello, Mr. and Mrs. Philip - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Coyle, Richard C. and Karen -twins, H 3/27/98 pB2

Craft, Gerald A. and Autier - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Cremin, Richard V. and Christine - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Crimmins, John M. and Mary - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Crowel, Charles W. and Dawn - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Crowley, Jonathan F. and Gretchen - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Crum, Ralph L. and Randi - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Cundari, David and Tina [Mattera] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Cutler, Jennifer - son, H 11/20/98 pB5Daly, Timothy M. and Lori - son, H

3/27/98 pB2Daugherty, Robert C. and Mary - son,

H 4/10/98 pB2David, Jonathan D. and Michelle -

daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2Davis, Curtis R. and Sandra [Daniel] -

son, H 11/20/98 pB5Davis, Erica A. - son, H 8/21/98 pA13De Angelis, Eugene J. and Ehlers,

Traci A. - son, H 9/11/98 pB2Deering, Karl M. and Janine -

daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2Defeo, John E. and Margaret - son, H

8/21/98 pA13Delio, Samuel Jr. and Karen - son, H

7/10/98 pA10

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Births. SEE ALSO CHILDBIRTH (Continued)

Devine, John B. and Catherine - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Devine, Richard T. and Susan - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Diaz, Jose V. and Ramirez, Gregoria - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Dicicco, Emilio J Jr. and Elizabeth - daughter, H 4/10/98 pB2

DiMeglio, Ralph J. and Cynthia - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Distefano, Jamie and Aimee [Milillo] - daughter, H 6/26/98 pC3

Ditkoff, Gil A. and Connie - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Dominick, Randall A. and Diane - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Donovan, William A. and Sonia - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Douchette, Peter D. and Valerie - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Duerden, John H. and Sarah - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Dumas, Steve and Robyn [Mercer] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Dwyer, Robert G. and Dawn [Voutsinas] - son, H 10/16/98 pB4

Egan, John J. and Claire - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Eisenberg, Matthew S. and Jill - daughter, H 4/10/98 pB2

El-Wardany, Hatem M. and Laura - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Endri, Paul and Susan - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Ermark, Robert E. and Lapera, Shannon-son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Erwin, Stuart P. and Sarah - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Fallon, Wesley E. and Karen - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Farhi, Joseph and Andrea - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Faroni, Dean R. and Lisa [Kirkland] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Ferguson, Lindsey S. and Nicole - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Fernandes, John G. and Courtney, Stacie - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Ferraro, Joseph J. and Lisa - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Ferreira, Joseph and Sandra [Colclough] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Ferreira, Manuel and Angela - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Fischer, Brian P. and Barbara - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Fitzgerald, Daniel S. and Kathleen - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Forsyth, Thomas L. and Debra [Brooks] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Frank, Walter J. III and Deborah [Ferrara] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Fredette, Stephen J. and Christine - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Freedgood, Charles O. and Susan - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Freidrechsen, Kenneth E. and Cindy - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Friend, Warren H. and Holly - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Fruge, David A. and Sandra - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Fulton, Marcie - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Gadoci, Mark and Suzanne [Chetko] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3, H 9/11/98 pB2

Gaffney, Christopher J. and Carruthers, Melissa - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Gallagher, Keith G. and Jill [D'Orio] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Gallagher, Michael A. and Miras, Violet - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Gallego, Margarita - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Gamboa, Rodolfo G. and Franky, Bethzaida - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Gance, Scott R. and Linda - twins, H 8/7/98 pA10

Gandhi, Bhavesh and Dulce - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Garcia, Oscar E. and Patricia - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Gardella, James R. and Cynthia - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Garippa, John F. and Thomas, Traci - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Gasway, David M. and Susan [Lake] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Gatto, Stephen B. and Carla [Taylor] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Gelhaus, Stephen V. and Maryalice - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Gerancon, Betty - son, H 3/27/98 pB2Giglio, Salvatore J. and Patricia -

daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2Gillespie, Michael E. and Miguel,

Nelyda - son, H 10/9/98 pB3Goldstein, Gregory M. and Magee,

Margaret - son, H 3/27/98 pB2Gomez, Julia - son, H 2/6/98 pB5Gonzalez, Yohn M. and Elizabeth

[Meaney] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3Gordon, Richard S. and Martina -

son, H 4/10/98 pB2Gough, Brian G. and Karen - son, H

8/7/98 pA10Gould, Robert T. and Tanya - son, H

8/21/98 pA13Gourdet, Antonio P. and Yuesenia -

son, H 2/6/98 pB5Graflund, Scott R. and Adriana -

daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5Gross, Michael M. and Amy -

daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2Gul, Zahoor A. and Nishat - son, H

8/21/98 pA13Gunstensen, Andrew K. and Sheilagh

- son, H 3/13/98 pB2Hall, James J. and Teresa - daughter,

H 1/16/98 pB2Hall, James J. and Timony Hall,

Susan - son, H 11/20/98 pB5Hamilton, Kenneth T. and Smeaton,

Flora - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Hanrahan, Andrew J. and Cherylann [Cunningham] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Harris, Antonio L. and Sandra - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Harris, Blake B. and Jana [Williams] - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Hartog, Marc E. and Cynthia - daughter, H 4/10/98 pB2

Harwood, William S. and Karyn - daughter, H 4/10/98 pB2

Haskell, William R. Jr. and Elizabeth - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Haslam, Larry and Marylou - son, H 9/11/98 pB2

Hastings, Donald T. and Laura [Barr] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Hattenbach, Charles and Laime - son, H 9/11/98 pB2

Havard, Michael J. and Judith [Peterson] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Hazzard, Philip E. and Maureen - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Heaton, Kristopher B. and Lisa - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Hecht, Yehoshua S. and Freida - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Hendel, Douglas and Lautenberg, Leen - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Hernandez, Jopse M. and Silvia - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Hersam, Martin V. and Beth - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Herzog, Harold K. and Mary - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Herzog, Holger and Anke [Voelker] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Hewson, William B. III and Kim - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Higgins, James F. and Mary - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Hiller, Paul M. and Guia - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Hingst, Jeffrey M. and Patricia - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Hobson, Christopher R. and Goodspeed, Mary Todd - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Hope, Gregory A. and Michele - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Huertas, Edwin and Denise - triplets, H 7/10/98 pA10

Huertas, Hector L. and Quinlan, Joyce - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Israel, James C. and Gwendolyn - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Jacobsen, Jonathan K. and Athena - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Jankovic, Thomas P. and Ranolfa - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Jarvis, Stephen S. and Sandra - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Jasko, Paul G. and Kate - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Jenkins, James C. and Cateena - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Jones, Douglas K. and Susan - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Jonsson, Eric K. and Amy - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

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Joseph, Fred A. and Benjamin, Cynthia - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Josephs, Jason H. and Tobias, Barbara - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Kane, Roy C. and Josephine - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Kanzler, James J. and Karen - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Kassimis, Aristotle J. and Janice - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Kayal, Ronald and Deneen - daughter, H 9/11/98 pB2

Keefe, Raymond E. and Heidi [Ashworth] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Kennedy, Morgan P. and Jennifer - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Kerseey, William M. and Elizabeth - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Kosinski, Robert P. and Janice - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Kozak, Troy S. and Andrea - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Kreuch, Mitchell K. and Alison - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Kunhardt, Francisco A. and Emmy [Rodriquez] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Kunz, Oliver H. and Ethel - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Lalime, Paul D. and Lori - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Landry, Mark R. and Jane - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Langdo, Kenneth E. Jr. and Joanne [Martinelli] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

LaSala, Stephen H. and Marianne - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Lee, Emmett S. and Jill - son, H 6/26/98 pC3, H 8/21/98 pA13

Leon, Santiago and Guadalupe - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Lincoln, Robert J. and Sheryl - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Lindenberg, Jonathan B. and Susan - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Linehan, Douglas and Madeline - son, H 1/2/98 pA1

Link, Richard E. and Greene, Kimberly - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Llantin, Patricia - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Logan, David J. and Monika - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Logiurato, John M. and Joann [Gallo] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Londoner, Kenneth L. and Jane - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Lott, Peter N. and Sandra - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Louis, Jimmy J. and Williams, Shyretta - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Luchansky, Paul and Toni-Anne - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Ludel, Andrew S. and Michelle - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Lyons, Kevin A. and Deborah - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

MacDonald, James K. and Julie - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Macedo, Robert A. and Wendy - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Major, William G. and Elise - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Malcy, Robert and Wendy - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Maley, Robert T. and Sydney - twins, H 1/16/98 pB2

Mandujano, Javier and Rodriguez, Laura - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Mandujano, Luis M. and Evangelina [Lopez] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Mangels, Jeffrey S. and Jeanne [Iannitti] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Manigo, James D. and Hyde, Ann Marie - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Marino, Paul and Kimberly [Bilodeau] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Marsh, Ralph I. Jr. and Martin, Adela - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Martinez, Jose F. and Carrion, Moemi - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Mason, Aaron J. and Cheryl - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Mathis, Carl F. and Risa - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Maudsley, Frederick J. and Diane - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

McCullough, Robert E. and Marlene - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

McDarren, Kyle W. and Deborah - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

McEvoy, Sean M. and Lisa - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Mcewan, Robert W. and Susan [Scinto] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

McMorris, James M. Jr. and Beth [Schneider] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

McMurray, Kevin V. and Siobhan - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

McNamara, Kevin T. and Jennifer - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

McPheeters, Edward D. and Dawn - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Meckley, Stephen L. and Julie - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Medina, Abel D. and Jamily - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Mercado, Michael and Mathieson, Tracey - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Micik, Emil and Diane - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Miklave, Matthew T. and Sandra - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Miller, Robert K. III and Cathy - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Misercola, Mark A. and Nancy - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Monroe, Robert J. and Donna - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Monslave, Ivan D. and Correa, Adriana - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Moore, Joseph and Jennifer - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Morales, Raul Jr. and Mayo, Lisa - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Morin, Shawn J. and Aponte, Elizabeth - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Morrison, Douglas R. and Jane - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Mosby, Wayne A. and Karla - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Moskovitz, Robert A. and Jere - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Motley, Timothy D. and DeMartino, Coleen - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Murphy, Thomas F. and Maestri, Michele - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Murphy, William A. and Sterns, Kendra - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Nappa, Robert J. and Linda [Gordon] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Narsu, Kiran M. and Elisa [Giusti] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Nerette, Lesley and Marlyse - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

New, David W. and Alana - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Nooney, Tom and Rosy [Miller] - son, H 6/26/98 pC3

Nordyke, Harry L. and Deborah - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Nuta, Adrian C. and Tsai, Chenghsi - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

O'Brien, James S. and Dixie [Webb] - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

O'Brien, Kevin E. and Deidre - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

O'Connor, Terrence M. and Karen - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

O'Keefe, John and Karen - son, H 1/30/98 pB2

O'Malley, Edward B. and Mary - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Oelgoetz, Timothy J. and Julie [Wechter] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Oliaroo, Pier and Lauren - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Ostberg, Asbjorn P. and Eileen - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Pace, Carl Jr. and Tracy [MacIntyre] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Pagan, Julio G. and Lobo, Jessica - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Pagliaro, James and Jennifer - son, H 9/11/98 pB2, H 10/16/98 pB4

Palacios, Jose E. and Urania - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Partida, Ricardo and Veronica - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Pasiak, Scott and Beth - son, H 10/16/98 pB4

Pattison, Keith W. and Amy - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Peele, Eric D. and McDowell, Filine - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Pendergrast, Geoffrey F. and Kortney - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Perkins, Marvin T. and Fagan, Nicole - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Perschino, Glenn A. and Patricia [Tavella] - daughter, H 6/26/98 pC3, H 8/14/98 pA10, H 7/10/98 pA10

Persone, David W. and LeBlanc, Lisa - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Peterman, Ronald J. and Rebecca [Hoffman] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

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Petridis, Ioannis and Trioantahilia [Aslanidis] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Philips, Tyrese T. and Mullins, Jacqueline - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Phillips, Mark E. and Germano, Donna - daughter, H 9/11/98 pB2, H 8/14/98 pA10

Phillips, Richard G. and Lynn - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Piccirillo, Edward M. Jr. and Griffin, Kimberly [Wieland] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Pierre-Louis, Windzer and Belizaire, Marline - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Polite, Charles A. and April - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Pond, Kenneth M. and Meredith - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Prince, Kenneth A. Jr. and Patricia [McCarthy] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Proctor, Schuyler J. and Lorinda - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Pujalte, Rene J. and Susan - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Quezada, Gustavo J. and Daysi - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Quinn, Stephen D. and Kathleen - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Ramos, Herbert A. and Mirna - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Randazzo, Salvatore T. Jr. and Lisa Marie [Castorina] - son, H 6/26/98 pC3

Ranieri, Robert W. and Rachel - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Rasberry, Dawn - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Reiss, Paul J. and Lisa - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Rellstab, Hanspeter K. and Corrine - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Requa, Robert K. and Debra - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Reyes, Carlos J. and Carrasquillo, Vivian - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Rilling, Richard T. Jr. and Holly [Molnar] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Rivera, Ericson and Sabia, Shannon - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Rivera, John B. and Tatiana [Solarte] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Rizzo, Michael J. and Jennifer - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Roberts, Laurence N. and Sondra - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Robinson, Benjamin E. and Cecilia - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Robinson, Daniel and Maria [Taliercio] - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Robinson, Joshua and Melissa - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Robledo, David and Paresa - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Roche, Eugene J. and Pamela - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Rodier, Steven M. and Ronit - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Rodriquez, Martha - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Rodriquz, John and Lori - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Rogers, Brian C. and Joyce - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Romagnole, Anthony J. and Sarah - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Rombout, Bernard H. and Flora - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Rooney, Gerald K. and Kathleen - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Rosales, Zuleima - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Roth, Charles R. Sr. and Angela - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Rozynek, Gary S. and Cathy [Ritter] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Rubin, Steve C. and Anat - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Rubin, Steven D. and Benay - daughter, H 4/10/98 pB2

Rueda, Hernan D. Arcila and Eddyth - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

St. Jacques, Albert F. Jr. and Adrienne - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Saint Juste, Norky and Carline - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Samper, Luis F. and Angela [Munoz] - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Sampson, David J. and Carol - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Samson, Steven A. and Lauren [Chiger] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Sanders, Norris A. and Hernandez, Jocelyn - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Sangermano, Gerard and Polly Anne [Leamy] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Saveliff, James F. and Katharine [Frey] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Scarpello, Kenneth J. and Cheri - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Scarpone, Michelle - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Schults, Steven M. and Jennifer - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Schuurmans, Hendrik J. and Rita - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Scott, Lance A. and Kathleen - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Scully, Bryan D and Brenda - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Setiadi, Helmi and Deysi, Diana - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Shen, Leonard H. and Cohen, Susan - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Shuldman, Bart C. and Susan - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Silver, Douglas and Judith - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Sirico, Gary J. III and Lina - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Sirlin, Clifford H. and Susan [Schwartz] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Smith, Chris and Danielle - daughter, H 9/11/98 pB2

Smith, Curtis M. and Suzanne - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Somma, Franco and Marcella - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Sonne, Stephen B. and Gail - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Sprinkle, Christopher and Robin [Murawski] - twin boys, H 11/20/98 pB5

Staffa, Joseph and Lisa - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Stamp, Dennis and Toothill, Meghan - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Statts, Robert W. Jr. and Katherine - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Stephenson, Mark A. and Mallon-Stephenson,Kathleen - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Stewart, Robert D. and Denise - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Stolarski, Edward T. and Sheila - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Stone, Paul M. and Lee, Lauren - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Storey, Michael R. and Gangi, Swen - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Street, Cheryl and Leone, Gerald S. - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Suckow, Kevin M. and Wendy - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Sutton, James D. and Noreen - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Swenson, Scott B. and Rodriquez, Janet - daughter, H 8/7/98 pA10

Swick, Robert B. and Susan - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Swift, John D. and Laurie - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Sylvia, Kenneth A. and Patricia - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Tait, David M. and Taylor - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Tarrant, Kip and Susan - son, H 9/4/98 pB2

Taylor, Richard W. and Elisabeth [Reid] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Taylor, Rowan G. and Julie - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Terenzio, Michael R. and Judith - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Teschner, Stephen and Senia - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Theodoridis, Paul and Felicia - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Thoby, Rodnez and Josephat, Marie - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Thomas, Herbert R. Jr. and Ruth - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Tolwin, Rabbi Alon Israel and Leah Gella [Lindagween Mayer] - son, H 10/16/98 pB4

Tomasto, Manuel A. and Victoria [Quinto] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Torres, Efrain Jr. and Heather [Clark] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Toscano, Steven J. and Geraldine - son, H 8/7/98 pA10

Trifone, Robert E. and Marjorie - twins, H 1/16/98 pB2

Trowbridge, Jennifer - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Troxell, Dana C. Jr. and Anne - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Troy, Joseph A. and Tracy - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Ugarte, Gonzalo R. and Catherine - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

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Ungvary, Stephen J. and Deborah - son, H 1/16/98 pB2

Vallerie, John E. III and Alyson - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Van Den Hoek, Willem H. and Allison - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Van Der Els, John M. and Lynn - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Van Deventer, William L. and Lynne, Sue - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Vanam, Mohan and Julie - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Vargas, Carlos Tejeda and Vargis, Griselda - son, H 2/6/98 pB5

Vaum, Christopher J. and Jane [Braddon] - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Vazquez, Jorge I. and Nancy - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Velez, Richard and Noreen - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Vento, Donald J. and Joleen - twins, H 1/16/98 pB2

Vento, Edward J. and Ana - son, H 3/27/98 pB2

Ventrella, Nicholas and Dobson, Sereniti - daughter, H 7/10/98 pA10

Ventricelli, Joseph C. and Deborah - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Vetare, David N. and Judy [Thomas] - son, H 11/20/98 pB5

Vigo, Johanna [Roman] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Villegas, Alexis G. and Teresita - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Villegas, Brian J. and Gould, Leahann - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Violette, Patrick and Stefany - son, H 5/1/98 pB2

Wagner, Gabriel and Meri - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Walsh, Edward P. and Kirsten - daughter, H 1/16/98 pB2

Walsh, Paul G. and Peggy - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Washer, Herbert S. and Shelley - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Watkins, Henry N. Jr. and Cindy [Casteel] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Weber, Don L. and Lisa - son, H 8/21/98 pA13

Whalen, Andrew J. and Susan - daughter, H 8/14/98 pA10

Wiesenberg, David S. and Duke, Lori - daughter, H 3/13/98 pB2

Williams, Alvin and Debra - daughter, H 3/27/98 pB2

Williams, Jonathan D. and Christine - daughter, H 2/6/98 pB5

Willis, Andrew J. and Linda - son, H 4/10/98 pB2

Wilms, Friedrich N. and Nancy [Follis] - son, H 3/13/98 pB2

Wilson, Anthony T. and Annita - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Windler, James M. and Kerstin - son, H 8/14/98 pA10

Wolk, Daniel and Eileen - son, H 9/11/98 pB2

Wood, Kevin D. and Vanessa [Freeston] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Wootten, Michael B. and Elizabeth - daughter, H 8/21/98 pA13

Yanez, Luis F. and Pena, Adriana - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Yang, Tzu Chen and Phan [Kiaw] - son, H 10/9/98 pB3

Zarembski, Keith A. and Demassa, Tracey - daughter, H 11/20/98 pB5

Zhang, Kemin and Gu, Xiao Yan - daughter, H 10/9/98 pB3

Bishop, BillySoBe building an empire one fan at a

time, BJ 8/31/98 p5Bissell-Freestone, Anne

Safety on the Slopes [photo], H 1/8/98 pA3

Bites and stingsPolice Blotter: Cat bites people that

feed it, H 10/1/98 pA4BizMac

Macintosh user group party, H 12/5/98 pD1

Black History MonthCelebration Of Heritage [photo], H

2/23/98 pA3Filling the Gap: Schools don't do

enough on black accomplishments, some community groups say [photo], H 1/29/98 pA3

In Search Of Black Identity [photo], H 2/20/98 pB1+

Living the Dream:Norwalk student to recite King's famous speech for New York television show [photo], H 2/5/98 pA3

Monday's snapshot [photo], H 2/2/98 pA1

Blair, DonaldPolice storm apartment, rescue

infants, arrest man, H 6/11/98 pA3

Blaisdell-Snowdon, DeborahU.S. Baird machines the tools of

success [photo], BJ 11/30/98 p1+Blanchfield, Rev. David

Music to lift the spirit: A special new Mass draws teens to St. Jerome's Church [photo], H 1/8/98 pB3

Blasbalg, MarkWinter's warmth offers good news -

and some bad [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Blau Marketing Technologies Inc.Snyder acquires Blau for $72 million,

H 1/28/98 pB5Blimpies Subs and Salads

Investigation continues in Blimpies robbery, H 1/27/98 pA4

No arrests in robbery at Wilton sub shop [photo], H 1/26/98 pA1+

Blind athletesSunshine warms benefit tourney at

Shorehaven [photo], H 6/17/98 pC1+

Blind womenHealing touch: Massage therapist

Dale Stark may be blind, but

she's far from handicapped [photo], H 4/16/98 pC7+

Blind-Books and readingNeighbors: Working so that all may

read [photo], H 5/6/98 pA4Blitzer, Marc

Baby-boomers are 'the' target for most car dealers today [photo], H 2/24/98 pC3

Blood supplyDisaster strikes, blood supply

plummets [letter], H 11/5/98 pA11

Bloom, Hillard E.Success links new Norwalk wall

honorees, H 7/10/98 pA1+Wall of Honor: Norwalk High School

gives recognition to its own, H 10/2/98 pB1+

Bloom, JeanneGrim Reaper Remembered: Local old-

timers recall the flu pandemic of 80 years ago [photo], H 3/5/98 pA1+

Bloom, Ralph C.Historic structures imperiled [photo],

H 11/23/98 pA1+Norwalk Museum courting tenants for

vacated space, H 2/21/98 pA3Bloomberg Financial Markets

Bloomberg sees pros, cons of high-technology revolution, BJ 11/30/98 p5

Blue Sun AleDanbury microbrew venture falls flat

with cyber investors, BJ 6/22/98 p11

Blumenthal, Richard A.Attorney general enters fray on



Men urged to take stand against assault [photo], H 4/3/98 pA1+

Boating accidentsAs an eyewitness to history, a

survivor tells her tale: Wreck of the General Slocum [photo], H 2/12/98 pB6

Boating accidents-Long Island SoundBoat driver charged in fatal late-night

accident, H 9/8/98 pA3Man missing in Sound trip, H 9/5/98

pA1Boating accidents-Norwalk

4 boys hurt in `nearly deadly' harbor crash, H 9/1/98 pA1+

Boating while intoxicatedDrunken boaters not a problem in

area, officers say, H 2/10/98 pA5Boats and boating

Keep it steady...[photo], H 12/3/98 pA3

Neglected rules [edit], H 9/3/98 pA8No room at the dock: From clubs to

marinas, boat owners find docking space along Long Island Sound is limited and expensive [photo], H 2/26/98 pB6

Optimist Pram event a success [photo], H 8/13/98 pB4

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Boats and boating (Continued)Small boats, Huge show: Lean, mean

rowing machines capture thousands of hearts [photo], H 3/9/98 pA1+

The law of the water: City police pull no punches to keep Long Island Sound safe [photo], H 8/10/98 pB8

Weary paddlers draggin' after workout [photo], H 7/8/98 pA5

Wind plays havoc with Commodore Regatta at CPYC, H 9/17/98 pB4

Boats and boating-Fairfield CountyDrunken boaters not a problem in

area, officers say, H 2/10/98 pA5Boats and boating-Norwalk

It Won't Be Long [photo], H 4/16/98 pC5

Modern day Noahs [photo], H 2/28/98 pB8

Boats and boating-RacesGreat Race entrants tight-lipped on

designs, H 7/21/98 pA5Wind plays havoc with club racers, H

7/9/98 pB4Bob's Stores

Jets' Chrebet makes fans happy [photo], H 3/27/98 pC1+

Kanell adjusting to spotlight [photo], H 3/26/98 pB5

Met on a mission [photo], H 4/21/98 pB1

Bobrowsky, CeliaHold that Tiger: Start of baseball

season in Motown suits former Norwalker just fine [photo], H 3/28/98 pB1+

Boccanfuso, JosephNeighbors protest removal of part of

Boccanfuso's sea wall, H 1/27/98 pA3

Bocchetta, RoccoRinging in the holidays: Norwalk


Boccuzzi, MarkSports in brief: Norwalkers honored,

H 5/29/98 pC2Bodick, Lorraine

Airlines to agents: Take a trip [photo], H 12/11/98 pD1

Bodick, MikeFormer McMahon gridder Bodick

head of race team, H 2/26/98 pB1+

Bodybuilding-NorwalkPowering up for fitness: Bodybuilding

is serious business to this group of enthusiasts [photo], H 9/10/98 pB1

Bolster, Sally M.Norwalk pays tribute to popular

community activist [photo], H 3/5/98 pB7+

Bolt Technology Corp.Public record, H 3/7/98 pD1

Bolton, JohnFeds toss out spurned firefighter's

discrimination lawsuit, H 6/19/98 pA1+

Firefighter says Norwalk discriminated against him, H 4/1/98 pA3

Bolton, MichaelAbout that 'eyesore': Pop star's

demolition delayed by neighbors [photo], H 9/24/98 pA1+

Bolton criticizes media reports, but says charity will improve, H 4/29/98 pA3

Bolton defends foundation, H 4/25/98 pA3

Bolton denied again, H 12/9/98 pA3Bolton files suit to raze farmhouse, H

11/27/98 pA1Bolton modifies request, H 12/3/98


10/2/98 pA10Commission says no to singer, H

11/11/98 pA4Little of money raised for pop star's

charity makes it to the needy [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Your opinion [chart], H 11/30/98 pA2Bomb threats-Norwalk

Bomb threat reported, H 1/27/98 pA4Police Blotter: No bomb found, H

8/24/98 pA4Bomb threats-Wilton

Wilton bomb scare linked to Middle East pranksters, H 5/14/98 pA3

Bombings-NorwalkBomb chemicals could be from

school lab, police say, H 7/29/98 pA1+

Items seized at teen's home in bomb probe, H 7/30/98 pA3

Bond, JulianAmbassador of Equality: King protege

says there's hope for racial harmony in next century [photo], H 5/1/98 pA1+

Bonds, Municipal. SEE MUNICIPAL BONDS-NAME OF TOWN

Bone marrow-TransplantationOfficer honored for bone marrow

donation to 14-year-old girl [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

Bonebrake, EmilyPassport to fun: Family arts night

[photo], H 12/4/98 pA3Bonello, Brian

Back to Prison: 'Rehabilitated' Norwalk child sex offender guilty in assault on 3-year-old [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1+

Waterbury judge sets high bail for Norwalk repeat sex offender [photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+

Wolfpit PTO concerned, but calm, about Bonello, H 3/27/98 pA3

Bonello, MichaelNorwalk killer jailed, H 11/5/98 pA2

Bonenfant, Richard J.Cost overruns of $450,000 anger

council, H 2/20/98 pA3Freshman council members found

duties demanding [photo], H 1/2/98 pA3

Book trade. SEE PUBLISHERS AND PUBLISHING

Bookkeepers. SEE ACCOUNTANTSBooks

Banned-book displays show what students might miss [photo], H 9/29/98 pA1+

Bookstores-NorwalkComics and magazines make great

last-minute gifts [photo], H 12/22/98 pC1

Boone, DavidNorwalker put words in Billy Crystal's

mouth [photo], H 3/25/98 pA1+Boone, John

Exit 16 bridge project draws gripes [photo], H 1/22/98 pA3

Bora, WilliamEx-patients enjoy celebration of life:

Those helped by Honey Hill return, remember [photo], H 10/15/98 pA3

Bordy, Michael W.Admiral Bordy to speak [photo], H

11/30/98 pA2Aquarium chooses admiral as

president, H 6/17/98 pA1+New command: Retired admiral takes

the wheel at Aquarium [photo], H 10/2/98 pA1+

Bortolot, RichardSeniors seek answers [photo], H

10/29/98 pA3Bosworth, Katherine E.

Good Sports [photo], H 3/13/98 pC4Bott, Caron

Briefly: Real deals, H 9/16/98 pA7Bottone's Electrical Service Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27Bottone, Frank

Westport native has best race, H 7/29/98 pB1

Bottone, MattA new place for the kids: My Three

Sons to take over Kiddietown store location on Wall Street [photo], H 3/13/98 pD1

Boucher, Antonietta "Toni"Boucher targets traffic on 7 [photo], H

10/29/98 pA3Confidence vote at polls: Unopposed

candidates celebrate, H 11/4/98 pA3

Bousquet, GregoryNorwalk killer, family of victim, offer

emotional oratory, H 1/10/98 pA3Bouton Park-Norwalk

Kids power spiffs up park [photo], H 4/14/98 pA1

Bouton St.-NorwalkÒpen air drug market' gets no

attention, residents gripe [photo], H 7/31/98 pA1+

`We're on same side,' chief tells Bouton St., H 8/27/98 pA1+

A legitimate gripe [edit], H 8/6/98 pA6Bouton St. crackdown: Ìt's working',

H 8/8/98 pA3Frustrated Bouton Street area

residents turn to state for help, H 8/13/98 pA1+

Bovi, KenIn your service / Norwalk, H 4/7/98

pA4

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Bowen, SamanthaHS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/9/98 pB4Bower, Sarah

Workplace flexibility is the new watchword [photo], H 2/24/98 pC5

Bowers, EdwardCommon Council makes change, H

11/25/98 pA3Injured council president at home, H

6/24/98 pA3Bowlby, Alyssa




Bowling-NorwalkPerfection repeated: Norwalker

bowled his first two 300 games one week apart [photo], H 11/24/98 pB1+

Picking up spares in the morning [photo], H 1/14/98 pA4

Pin Money: Bowling interest keeps lanes packed in Norwalk [photo], H 1/19/98 pA1+

Boxing-DanburyReady to rumble: Promoters prepare

all-female boxing card for Danbury debut, BJ 2/16/98 p1+

Boxing-NorwalkBoxing night in Norwalk a real

knockout [photo], H 7/27/98 pB1+Pulling no punches: Former champ

now struggles to keep youth boxing association afloat for community [photo], H 3/19/98 pB7

Boy Scouts of America-Connecticut Yankee Council

Learning the Ropes [photo], H 5/22/98 pA3

Boy Scouts of America-Troop 36Scouts celebrate 50th [photo], H

10/20/98 pA3Boyle, Tara

Enjoy it while it lasts [photo], H 10/20/98 pA3

Boys Village Day School-MilfordBoys Village position provides

challenge to veteran educator, H 11/12/98 pA3

Wilton foundation aids Boys Village, H 12/3/98 pA3

Bradley International AirportBradley Airport seeks more business

from area, BJ 3/16/98 p2Bradley, Gail

Business people: Real estate move [photo], H 5/18/98 pA6

Bragdon, ClaireThey've got a taste for the Pop

Warner crowd [photo], H 10/14/98 pA4

Bragdon, DavidThey've got a taste for the Pop

Warner crowd [photo], H 10/14/98 pA4

Braille books. SEE BLIND-BOOKS AND READING

Brancato, Debbie1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Slumbering Wreckers awaken

[photo], H 10/22/98 pB5+Brand Equity Ventures

Adventures on the cutting edge: Brand Equity focuses on consumer markets, BJ 8/17/98 p1+

Capital companies seek track record in public offerings, BJ 8/31/98 p13

BrandDirect Marketing Inc.BrandDirect mum on Shelton

expansion plans, BJ 5/4/98 p1+Brando, Sal

Norwalk cemetery fortifies its storied gate [photo], H 1/8/98 pA4

Brandy (Dog). SEE AIDS-NORWALK; DOGS-NORWALK

Braswell, Kristi1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Brault, Ron

Dreams do come true for Wingnuts band leader [photo], BJ 12/21/98 p1+

Braun, PeterBraun named Rowayton commander,

H 5/7/98 pB5Braxton, Kathy

When the board lights up: A rush of small incidents keeps dispatchers on toes [photo], H 4/8/98 pA1+

Bray, RobertA boy and his brook: 10-year-old

keeps `his' stream clean [photo], H 7/9/98 pA1+

BRBCHappiness reigns at BRBC's meeting,

BJ 7/6/98 p4Breach of the peace-Norwalk

When 'shhh' just isn't enough: Theater chatting ruffles some people's dander, H 7/29/98 pA1+

BreadMontana Mills bakes up specialty

bread franchise, BJ 12/14/98 p10Bread and Roses

Bread & Roses needs toys, gifts [letter], H 11/2/98 pA13

Family affair: Erica Jong reads poetry to benefit Bread & Roses [photo], H 5/15/98 pB1+

Breast cancerCaldors helps breast health program,

H 2/10/98 pA4Cancer data [letter], H 11/10/98 pA13Fighting breast cancer with attitude, H

5/28/98 pB3Free cancer detection program saves

lives [photo], H 2/17/98 pA11Making the Most of her Second

Chance [photo], H 6/27/98 pB8

Norwalk hospital cancer fighters say their program on the fast track, H 1/7/98 pA3

Wreath, ribbons celebrate lives saved: Breast cancer survivors say 'thanks' [photo], H 10/8/98 pA3

Breen, CaitlinHigh School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 10/17/98 pB5Brenner, Joseph R.

In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5Brenner, Scott D.

Business people: Joins law firm, H 9/14/98 pA8

Brescia, PatsyLiving on Getner Trail/Norwalk

[photo], H 1/13/98 pA4Brewhouse Restaurant

Celebrate the end of summer's labors: Oktoberfest [photo], H 9/23/98 pA9

Bria, RobertFirst-class postal service: Kendall

students learn ins and outs of delivering the mail [photo], H 11/3/98 pA4

Brice, LizNurses vote yes on new contract

[photo], H 12/30/98 pA1+Brickhouse, LaQuanda

Brickhouse heads to Hartford, H 6/20/98 pB1

The Wright choice: Norwalk's Brickhouse undisputed leader of Tech squad [photo], H 1/26/98 pB1+

Bridge CafeOdor ruling stinks, says Bridge Cafe,

H 8/24/98 pA3Bridgeport Area Police Anchor Club

Fund-raising group continues to frustrate city police, H 1/8/98 pA3


Bridgeport HospitalHospital marketing - help without

hype: Bridgeport Hospital finds that the hard sell is hard to sell to consumers, BJ 9/21/98 p19

Bridgeport Machines Inc.Company profile, H 9/19/20/98 pD2

Bridgeport PostActivist, newspaper battle over rights

to `Post' name, BJ 6/15/98 p3Bridgeport Regional Business

Council. SEE BRBCBridgeport-Economic conditions

$6.6 million renovation under way at Bridgeport Y, BJ 9/28/98 p19+

A tale of two cities: Man who helped resurrect Bronx accepts Bridgeport challenge, BJ 2/2/98 p1+

BRBC backs Bridgeport, BJ 11/9/98 p18

Bridgeport is safe, clean, growing, mayor says, BJ 3/16/98 p8

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Bridgeport-Economic conditions (Continued)

Bridgeport project in jeopardy: City proposal may scuttle $100 million retail center, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Bridgeport receives funding for intermodal transit center, BJ 6/8/98 p3

Bridgeport's `Field of Dreams', BJ 11/9/98 p17

Bridgeport's Poli Palace up for grabs: Frustrated city officials seek developer for site, BJ 7/13/98 p1+

Bronx ahead of Bridgeport in newsprint recycling mill race, BJ 3/9/98 p3+

Businessman condemns Steel Point process: Owner wonders what his property is worth, BJ 10/5/98 p3

City studies potential of entertainment arena, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

Contracting firm makes investment in Bridgeport, BJ 3/30/98 p2

Developer may sue Bridgeport: City again rejects $100 million plan, BJ 11/16/98 p1+

Developer seeks compromise on Bridgeport project, BJ 8/17/98 p3

Developers appeal decision to block asphalt plants, BJ 6/15/98 p3

Dog track breaks even, BJ 12/7/98 p5DuPont defends cleanup at

Bridgeport site in face of Lawmakers' questions, BJ 1/26/98 p1+

E&A acquires Brookway, Brookside in Bridgeport, BJ 9/28/98 p16

Fletcher-Thompson finds class A space elusive, BJ 8/31/98 p2

Fund's dough helps things rise in Bridgeport, BJ 8/3/98 p6

Ganim gets city back in fiscal order, BJ 11/9/98 p19

Grow Bridgeport Fund helps small businesses, BJ 5/11/98 p11

Hine Bros. trucks new dealership into Bridgeport, BJ 2/2/98 p3

Interest grows as Harbour Place project moves forward, BJ 5/25/98 p6

Latest Lake Success proposal may make or break project, BJ 3/2/98 p6

Lost City brewery anxious to tap into Bridgeport market, BJ 6/22/98 p10

Modern Plastics recasts its corner of Bridgeport, BJ 11/16/98 p2

More Bridgeport students are going to college, BJ 4/20/98 p18

Old-fashioned `Big Top' comes to town, BJ 7/6/98 p1+

Plaintiffs may seize ailing HMO: Oxford Health target of $2.5 billion lawsuit, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Producer recasts studio project, BJ 10/26/98 p1+

Renovations planned for Bridgeport properties, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

Revitalization begins in a community's backyard, BJ 9/28/98 p6

Supporters downplay reports of Harbour Place funding flap, BJ 4/20/98 p3

That's entertainment: Downtown Bridgeport ready to `stage' a comeback [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p7

The case of the disappearing jobs: Bridgeport formulates strategy to counterjob losses to suburbs, BJ 3/23/98 p19+

Bridges-Maintenance and repair-Mid-Fairfield County

Bridging the gaps: Projects under way across region [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1+

Bridges-Norwalk. SEE METRO-NORTH RAILROAD BRIDGE-NORWALK; STROFFOLINO BRIDGE-NORWALK; WASHINGTON STREET RAILROAD BRIDGE-NORWALK

Bridges-Westport. SEE PETER'S BRIDGE-WESTPORT

Brien McMahon High School1 in 4 to take TB test at high school,

H 1/24/98 pA1+33 should get TB tests, city health

officials say, H 2/14/98 pA1+A/C plan for school may die, H 2/4/98

pA1Angry students walkout, say school

was lax [photo], H 1/30/98 pA1+Bending but not Breaking: Timeworn

high school senior pranks rarely cross the line [photo], H 6/13/98 pA1+


Bridging the gap: Program gives students work experience, H 5/21/98 pA3

Brien McMahon student won't appeal 5-day suspension, H 2/7/98 pA3

Brien McMahon students vent on the 'Net, H 1/30/98 pA3


Class cures sick computers [photo], H 12/10/98 pA3

Computer whiz discovered at yacht club [photo], H 1/23/98 pA1+

Concert joy at BMHS [letter], H 12/17/98 pA11

Exchange program: Two social studies teachers - one from McMahon, the other from Wilton High - Switch jobs for one semester, H 1/22/98 pB7

Health advantages for high schoolers [letter], H 12/31/98 pA11

Information, please [edit], H 1/29/98 pA10

Internet news project joins local students, H 3/23/98 pA3

Monday's snapshot: Top student at Brien McMahon excels within the diversity of Norwalk [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1

Norwalk student does House work [photo], H 9/12/98 pA3

Pilot program seeks to retain potential dropouts, H 12/31/98 pA1+

Say Aaaahhh...: Health centers treat what ails them [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1+

School Notes: Norwalker to attend symposium, H 1/10/98 pB8

Some classmates of dead student test positive for TB, H 1/30/98 pA3

Some serious playing: High school bands work hard to get ready to play [photo], H 9/5/98 pB8

Student who wrote flier gets 5-day penalty, H 2/2/98 pA1+

Students get tested for tuberculosis, H 2/18/98 pA3

Students say Gracia often was sick, H 1/30/98 pA1+

TB death causes anger in school, H 1/29/98 pA1+

The 'time of their lives': Brien McMahon's senior prom at the Stamford Marriott June 5, 1998 [photo], H 6/15/98 pB3

Third of school's students tested for disease, H 2/4/98 pA3

Tuberculosis case sends fear through Brien McMahon, H 1/15/98 pA1+

Worthy of Merit: Brien McMahon math whiz a finalist for Merit scholarship [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1+

Brien McMahon High School-AlumniDardy, Wake Forest in Fairfield

tourney, H 11/25/98 pB16For Dardy, learning to play is hard

work [photo], H 11/30/98 pB1+Grand return: Former McMahon star

Dardy nets 21 to lead Wake Forest into tourney final [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+

Jays trade Norwalk's Pete Tucci, H 12/14/98 pB1+

Morton delivers a pitch [photo], H 12/23/98 pB1

Brien McMahon High School-AwardsE ticket for college: Four Norwalk

students share $110,000 in Ettinger scholarships [photo], H 4/15/98 pA1+

Student musicians honored, H 5/12/98 pA4

Brien McMahon High School-Graduation

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4Norwalk's Class of 1998, H 6/27/98

pA6One Last Goodbye: New Principal

tells Brien McMahon students he understands their apprehensions [photo], H 6/17/98 pA1+

Brien McMahon High School-Hall of Fame

BMHS honors alumni: New high school Hall of Fame inducts first honorees at NCTC [photo], H 5/1/98 pB1+

Hall of Famers credit teachers for life's success, H 5/4/98 pA3

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Brien McMahon High School-Japanese Learning Center

Interest in Japan attracts students to Norwalk magnet school [photo], H 5/4/98 pA3

Japanese students learn about food, music and yodeling, H 3/19/98 pA3

Norwalk gets grant for Japan studies, H 6/29/98 pA3

Program teaches Japanese culture, H 11/18/98 pA3

Brien McMahon High School-Junior ROTC

Junior ROTC: Opening a world of opportunity [photo], H 10/31/98 pC7

Brien McMahon High School-Maintenance and repair

$50 million bond idea surfaces as way to cope with school fix-up [photo], H 2/12/98 pA1+

Brien McMahon High School-MusicBattle of the bands: City bands shine


Beat goes on, H 11/2/98 pA3Best in state draw crowd in Norwalk

[photo], H 4/6/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/23/98 pA10Brien McMahon High School Musical

Trip, H 5/30/98 pC6Esteemed Colleagues: Marching

Senators make it in New York, New York [photo], H 3/18/98 pA3

Jazz band wins third, H 3/25/98 pA4Leading the way: Brien McMahon

band performs at Yankees parade [photo], H 10/24/98 pA1+

McMahon band a home run at Stadium [photo], H 10/19/98 pA1+

McMahon band to play in Series, H 10/17/98 pA1

McMahon to march for Yanks, H 10/22/98 pA2

Ode to joy: Brien McMahon Chamber Singers debut on CD and on stage [photo], H 12/10/98 pB1

Paddy's Pride: Senators prepare for New York parade [photo], H 3/14/98 pA3

Scaling to Success: Norwalk hosts state's top musicians, including city's own [photo], H 4/2/98 pA3

Strike up the band [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1

Brien McMahon High School-SportsA Rose Among Thorns [photo], H

3/4/98 pA4All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1All-Area MVP: Miller powers to top

[photo], H 6/30/98 pB1+Area teams blanked in tourney, H

6/2/98 pA7Armstrong leads by example: All-Area

Wrestling MVP [photo], H 4/4/98 pB1

Athletes of the Week [photo], H 2/28/98 pB4, H 4/25/98 pB5, H 5/2/98 pB5, H 6/6/98 pB4

Bears halt Senators' comeback [photo], H 12/29/98 pB1+

Bears overcome Senators [photo], H 5/21/98 pC7

Bears rise up to stay clean in `Swamp' [photo], H 11/30/98 pB1+


Bears sweep Senators aside [photo], H 2/3/98 pB1+

Bears wrap up young Senators [photo], H 12/24/98 pB6

Bears' big inning blasts Senators [photo], H 5/6/98 pB1+

Bears, Senators settle for a tie [photo], H 12/31/98 pB5+

BMHS routs cadets: Cromwell romps as Trifone passes Casagrande mark, H 10/26/98 pB1+

Canarsie singes Senators [photo], H 12/30/98 pB1+

Cards trump BMHS, H 10/19/98 pB1+Cimminello catches on quickly: 1998

All-Area Softball Team [photo], H 6/23/98 pB1+

Coaches to honor Vaughns, H 10/23/98 pC1+

Coles class work shows through [photo], H 7/1/98 pB1

Cronin carries Senators, H 6/10/98 pB1+

Cross too much to bear for Senators [photo], H 12/18/98 pC1+

Dinner can't satiate hunger of BMHS gridders [photo], H 12/9/98 pB1+

Drop the puck: Action commences tonight for three of four area teams, H 12/10/98 pC9+

Family squabble: Sisters on opposite sides of Norwalk-McMahon clash [photo], H 10/29/98 pB5+


Girls soccer preview: New coaches to debut today [photo], H 9/16/98 pB3

Hansboro puts another title on her resume [photo], H 5/27/98 pB1+

High School Athletes of the Week [photo], H 10/24/98 pB6, H 10/31/98 pB6, H 12/26/98 pB5

Holiday hoop tournament is test for locals, H 12/26/98 pB1+

Honor thy father: Sport creates special bond between Wayne and Ryan LeBlanc [photo], H 6/20/98 pB1+


HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H 1/10/98 pB4, H 5/9/98 pB4

Jackson assumes new role for the Senators, H 9/21/98 pB1+

Lipscomb surges to the top [photo], H 7/9/98 pB5+


Lyons sets the pace for Bears [photo], H 5/14/98 pC7

McMahon ends season with tie, H 10/31/98 pB1+

McMahon stifles Darien comeback [photo], H 12/24/98 pB6

McMahon victory puts Trifone in good company, H 10/12/98 pB1+

McMahon, NHS boosters to battle in season opener [photo], H 9/15/98 pB1+

Mink paces Weston boys; Louis a runner-up for BMHS, H 6/3/98 pB4

More than pride on line in intracity battle [table], H 11/25/98 pB13+

Neighbors: Moonlighting at half time [photo], H 10/21/98 pA4

New coach at McMahon to debut against Norwalk [photo], H 9/16/98 pB1+

No further action against McMahon expected, H 1/29/98 pB1

Norris blunts McMahon attack [photo], H 2/21/98 pB1+

Resurgent Senators win third straight, H 11/7/98 pB1+

Sasaki-Scanlon on right course after switch [photo], H 7/8/98 pB1+

Senator Sends A Reply [photo], H 5/15/98 pC4

Senator standout honored, H 5/27/98 pB4

Senators chase Warriors [photo], H 6/2/98 pA7+

Senators spiked by Central [photo], H 10/27/98 pB1+

Senators succumb to Wreckers' rally [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+

Senators unleash barrage [photo], H 4/27/98 pB1+

Senators' playoff run ends [photo], H 6/12/98 pB1+

Senators, Staples prepared to hit fairways [photo], H 4/10/98 pC1+

Sports in brief: Austin powers McMahon jayvees, H 10/27/98 pB2

Sports in brief: Vartuli a Clemente all star, H 11/19/98 pB6

Starter's pistol is in the air for track season [photo], H 4/14/98 pB1+

Staying put: Cavanagh's goal enables Bears to maintain trophy [photo], H 10/31/98 pB1+

Sweeney had Jordan's number [photo], H 6/13/98 pB1+


Warriors let one slip away, H 10/21/98 pB1+

Warriors race past Senators [photo], H 12/16/98 pC1+

Wave crushes McMahon [photo], H 5/27/98 pB1+

Weston's Mink grows into role of field leader [photo], H 7/7/98 pB1+

Wonders where BMHS scores were [letter], H 12/4/98 pA11

Wong, Senators strong [photo], H 4/7/98 pC1+

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Brien McMahon High School-Sports (Continued)

Zakhar rises to the occasion [photo], H 11/2/98 pB1+

Briggs High SchoolHenshall to retire as Briggs principal,

H 5/9/98 pA3New principals at West Rocks,

Briggs, H 10/7/98 pA1+Pilot program seeks to retain potential

dropouts, H 12/31/98 pA1+Spreading the word on AIDS [photo],

H 12/2/98 pA3Briggs High School-Graduation

36 Briggs students cap special times at alternative high [photo], H 6/12/98 pA1+

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4Norwalk's Class of 1998, H 6/27/98

pA6Brighton Gardens-Stamford

`Lifecare' and assisted living are viable options for seniors, BJ 2/23/98 p35

People in business: Wiltonite to lead assisted living community, H 3/3/98 pB7

Brink's Inc.Brink's acquires affiliate in France, BJ

2/2/98 p5Bristol Technology Inc.

Bristol Tech sues Microsoft over code, BJ 8/31/98 p1+

Bristol Technology states its case against Microsoft, BJ 10/26/98 p2

In brief: Judge rebuffs Danbury firm, H 12/31/98 pD1

Bristol-Meyers Squibb FoundationCity children's museum gets

$350,000 gift, H 2/12/98 pA3Brock's Eating and Drinking House

Brock's locks up Norwalk restaurant [photo], H 6/29/98 pA3

Brocks's to close its Norwalk restaurant [photo], H 5/20/98 pA1+

Broeze, JewelNorwalk Woman's Club continues

tradition of 'giving back' [photo], H 1/15/98 pB7

Brohel, Lee H.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Brokers. SEE STOCKBROKERSBronkiewicz, Rev. Msgr. Lawrence R.

Norwalk native made chancellor, H 12/8/98 pA2

Brook Cafe. SEE ALSO CEDARBROOK CAFE

Renowned Westport gay bar moving to Norwalk, H 7/14/98 pA3

Brooker, Dr. Gerard T.Loved Westport teacher wins national

honor, H 5/7/98 pA1+School Notebook: Westport: Staples

High School: Exchange program, H 6/13/98 pC8

Ticket for success: Right attitude key to career, graduates told [photo], H 7/30/98 pA3

Brookfield-Economic conditionsSmithsonian lauds Cyberlab

invention: Robotic workstation

advances the search for new drugs, BJ 5/25/98 p1+

Brooks BrothersBrooks Brothers seeks suitable site,

BJ 8/24/98 p1+Brooks Community Newspapers Inc.

Brooks loses bid to protect his weeklies from creditors, H 2/6/98 pD1

Chapter 11 ruling has `no impact' on newspapers, Brooks says, BJ 2/23/98 p6

Brookshire, AnnGotta swing: Lessons in cuttin' a rug

[photo], H 11/7/98 pB8Brookside Neighborhood Association

Neighbors courted over Costco site, H 2/10/98 pA1+

Organic farm plan boosted by clothier, H 2/9/98 pA3

Brookside SchoolA show of class? Corporate gifts are

raising eyebrows as education advocates ponder what firms hope to gain from their generosity, H 4/3/98 pD1

Band-Aid Patrol: Brookside needs help now, parents plead, H 3/31/98 pA1+

Brookside baptism [photo], H 8/21/98 pA1

Brookside future up in air, H 12/14/98 pA3

Brookside School needs [edit], H 4/8/98 pA12

Brookside tour reveals potential health issues [photo], H 2/27/98 pA1+

Ceiling tiles OK at Brookside, fire report shows, H 2/26/98 pA3

Children mourn death of classmate, H 10/9/98 pA1

Code work, H 8/12/98 pA4Craggy Fodor proves rocky site for

new school, H 5/12/98 pA1+Fodor school specifications OK'd, H

6/3/98 pA3Fund drive set to aid family, H

10/13/98 pA1+Funds pour in for victim's family:

Varied events attract donations [photo], H 10/21/98 pA3

Funeral set for "beautiful little girl," H 10/10/98 pA1

Mayor wants all on board for Brookside-Fodor proposal, H 4/7/98 pA3

New Brookside at Fodor ideal, mayor says [photo], H 4/4/98 pA1+, H 4/6/98 pA2

New school fine, but don't neglect other needs, parents say, H 4/8/98 pA3

Planners spike idea for school at Fodor, H 5/13/98 pA1+

Rowdy teens irk parents at Brookside, H 9/5/98 pA3

Rush for new Brookside labeled unwise, political, H 5/5/98 pA3

School officials say building renovations needed now, H 2/14/98 pA3

Sloan clarifies school rules on political fliers, H 1/7/98 pA1+

Sloan pays his fine for Fodor flier advice [photo], H 3/11/98 pA1+

Sloan snubs parents with Brookside meeting, H 4/18/98 pA1

Stressing the Fundamentals: Reading Recovery teachers take an individualized approach to learning [photo], H 3/19/98 pB6+

The Case against Fodor [edit], H 5/16/98 pA10

The Smiling Face of Liz Dunlap [photo], H 2/14/98 pB16

Tough Sale: Board of Estimate leery of buying Fodor Farm for new Brookside school, H 4/3/98 pA1+

Brookside School-Maintenance and repair

$400,000 more asked for Brookside, H 4/29/98 pA3


Brookside repairs approved, but questions remain, H 5/6/98 pA3

Brookside School asks city planners for help, H 2/5/98 pA3

Fire chief to cite Brookside on safety violations, H 2/10/98 pA1+

Money for Brookside fix-up inadequate, PTO says, H 4/10/98 pA3

Norwalk to spend $1 million to fix Brookside [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

PTO Juggernaut: Mayor wins fans with $50 million pledge to schools, H 3/17/98 pA1+

School promise: Mayor pledges city money to patch Brookside School [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

Brosmith, BillOn course [photo], H 11/14/98 pB3

Brosy, DeborahPersonnel matters, H 12/4/98 pD1

Brousseau, CarlyWeston aims at postseason peak

[photo], H 10/21/98 pB1+Brown's Caribbean Bakery

Lunchtime Scramble: Court participants find it tough to do lunch nearby [photo], H 3/31/98 pA1+

Brown, AmosBrown doesn't speak for committee

[letter], H 11/4/98 pA13NAACP board states position on

Rodin [letter], H 10/28/98 pA13Brown, Ayanna



Brown, Bob`Heritage Heroes': Twain, Arnold,

Barnum enliven tourism campaign [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p1+

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Brown, David L.Third Taxing District to vote on

updating its 1913 charter, H 4/18/98 pA3

Brown, Edward A.Brown honored by Karate Union

[photo], H 7/2/98 pB8Brown, Franklin E.

Business people: Winning promotions [photo], H 8/10/98 pA7

Brown, Joseph O.MIA remains returned [photo], H

12/10/98 pA1+Brown, Leona

Ready to rumble: Promoters prepare all-female boxing card for Danbury debut, BJ 2/16/98 p1+

Brown, RichardPractice, practice, practice [photo], H

10/9/98 pA2Brown, Scott

Catching some wintry rays [photo], H 1/5/98 pA2

Brown, WesleyCatching some wintry rays [photo], H

1/5/98 pA2Brownfields

State makes green available for redeveloping `brownfields', BJ 8/17/98 p15

Bruce Park SportsGetting a Grip: Lose weight and tone

up at the office [photo], H 2/23/98 pA9

Bruce, RichardThe Power of Sewage: Decisions

about septic systems dictate Greater Norwalk density [photo], H 6/6/98 pA1+

Bruchac, KarenBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/2/98 pA10Homework haven gets a hand:

Church donating space to Mustard Seed Outreach after-school program, H 9/25/98 pA3

Brucker, AndrewBoot camp for the unemployed:

STRIVE gives new hope to `hard core' jobless [photo], H 10/22/98 pB4

Brundage, JeffBears let one get away as Darien

rallies late [photo], H 10/13/98 pB1

Brunner, MelittaStill a good skate [photo], H 10/8/98

pD8Bruno, Angelo

Bruno, Palmer honored by SHU [photo], H 2/7/98 pB4

Bruno, JamieFirst-year medical students aren't

worrying about money - yet, H 5/21/98 pB2

Brunti, LeeShop addresses attire and success

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA3Bryce, Dorothy

The curtain calls: Westport couple helps others into the limelight [photo], H 6/12/98 pC1+

Bryce, EdThe curtain calls: Westport couple


BT Building SystemsWall-maker opens plant in Shelton:

BT Building Systems breaking industry barriers, BJ 11/30/98 p1+

Bucci, ErikaBrookside tour reveals potential

health issues [photo], H 2/27/98 pA1+

Bucciarelli, JoeBucciarelli now batting for Bucciarelli

[letter], H 10/3/98 pA11Buchta, Alfred H. Jr.


Buchta, KellyTrailing Europe: Brien McMahon grad

walks through wonders and rain [photo], H 1/26/98 pA9

Buckle Up America CampaignPolice buckle down on drivers who

don't get buckled up, H 11/25/98 pA1+

Buckley, RobertFinalists named for two Westport

elementary-principal posts, H 4/30/98 pA3

Building & Land Technology of Wilton Inc.

Developer poised to build Danbury office complex, BJ 5/25/98 p9

Building and Land TechnologyDeveloper wins design awards, H

12/11/98 pD1Building inspection-Norwalk

Cliff St. building cited for safety, H 8/18/98 pA3

Landlords scramble to repair flophouse: Inspectors make list of problems [photo], H 8/19/98 pA1+

Building inspection-WiltonAge of deck, overcrowding caused

collapse, H 8/19/98 pA4Buildings, Office. SEE OFFICE

BUILDINGSBuller, Jonathan

Tell me a story [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7Bunche, Mildred

Parenting workshop offers help [photo], H 11/2/98 pA4

Burch, JuneThe play's the thing: Teachers learn

how to `sell' Shakespeare [photo], H 2/17/98 pA1+

Burden, Sean P.Argument about girl may have

sparked shooting, police say [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Burden murder still a mystery, H 9/28/98 pA3

Burden slaying suspect released for lack of evidence, H 7/25/98 pA1+

Sean Burden's tragic lesson: Hundreds overflow church for funeral of shooting victim [photo], H 5/28/98 pA1+

State's Burden murder case weak, judge says, H 7/8/98 pA3

Teen slain in shooting city's first murder in '98 [photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+

Teen who was shot was just shy of 18 [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Burgeson, BjornSound hunter [photo], H 1/16/98 pA1

Burgess, RobertBearing the Burden: Carver Center

keeps humming despite money problems [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+

NEON lashes out at slight of its day care program [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1+

Sex harass lawsuit sent to mediation: But trial expected in case against NEON and its director [photo], H 8/15/98 pA3

Burglary-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Church burglarized, H

11/21/98 pA4Burial-Norwalk

NEON presses city to help poor afford burials [photo], H 9/16/98 pA1+

Burke, DennyCommunity center for gays

celebrates 7th year in Norwalk [photo], H 1/12/98 pA3

Burke, NicholasBurke taking plunge with UConn

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB1+Norwalk's Burke nabs swim title

[photo], H 3/18/98 pB1+Swim champ [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1

Burke, NickAnticipation runs high at Norwalk

[photo], H 1/2/98 pC1+Burmeister, Toni

Teacher tops in Westport [photo], H 9/29/98 pA3

Burnett, JeffAfrican-American parade planners

want good route, H 5/22/98 pA1+Burns, Ken

Redding to host Mark Twain documentary filmmaker [photo], BJ 12/14/98 p2

Burns, KimThe waiting game [photo], H 1/24/98

pC7Burns, Tom

The waiting game [photo], H 1/24/98 pC7

Burr, DonAs Christ had Done [photo], H

4/10/98 pA1Burroughs, Miggs

By design: A Westport artist becomes ubiquitous [photo], H 9/25/98 pB1+

Hitting a Brick Wall: Art wall `visual clutter,' zoning board says, H 8/6/98 pA1+

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Burroughs, Miggs (Continued)Kids Wall crumbles in Westport, H

11/6/98 pA1+Second chance for Kids' Wall, H

10/23/98 pA3Busby, Lauren

Tree glows at City Hall: Season opens warmly with tree lighting [photo], H 12/3/98 pA1+

Busch, Raymond C.Storyteller helps make Aquarium

lively for volunteers, students, H 8/10/98 pA1

Buschbaum, Joseph C. Jr.Joseph C. Buschbaum Jr., of famous

family team, dies [photo], H 8/3/98 pA3

Buses-NorwalkSpecial section [photo], H 11/18/98

pB15+Still rollin' along [edit], H 11/18/98

pA12Students wish buses happy birthday

[photo], H 11/19/98 pA3Bush, Gerald

For art's sake [photo], H 4/15/98 pA3Bush, Prescott S. Jr.

Bush works to open doors to China trade: Opportunities abound for the business savvy [photo], BJ 9/14/98 p1+

Bush, TamaraFor art's sake [photo], H 4/15/98 pA3

BusinessBusiness calendar, H 9/15/98 pA9CBIA lauds state efforts to compete

with others, BJ 5/25/98 p17Euro: a competitor for the U.S.

dollar?, BJ 12/28/98 p9+exMachina: Technology and internet

news, BJ 9/7/98 p13+Faces & Places, BJ 4/6/98 p18FOCUS: Public versus private

business, BJ 8/31/98 p13+Interesting discussions are one

reward of fame, BJ 6/1/98 p11Legislators talk to business about

cutting service tax, H 2/19/98 pD1

Year-end wrap up: Banking and finance, accounting, stocks and investing, law, BJ 12/28/98 p9

Year-end-wrap up, BJ 12/28/98 p9+Business education

Creative Connections looks into windows of the world, BJ 1/5/98 p15+

Education system must go high-tech to meet market demands, BJ 4/27/98 p2

FOCUS: Education, BJ 1/5/98 p15+Higher learning, higher education, BJ

1/5/98 p15+Private sector has high hopes for

UConn's new IT program, BJ 2/16/98 p5

Business executives. SEE EXECUTIVES

Business insurance. SEE INSURANCE, BUSINESS

Business lawLitigation rarely solution to business

disputes, BJ 12/28/98 p13Business machines. SEE OFFICE

EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIESBusiness patronage of the arts. SEE

ART PATRONAGEBusiness relocation

FOCUS: Business Relocation, BJ 5/25/98 p15+

FOCUS: Business relocation, BJ 3/9/98 p15

On the move: Fairfield real estate picture a giant chess game at present, BJ 5/25/98 p15

Relocation does not begin or end with moving of boxes, BJ 3/9/98 p16

Business Showcase '98200 businesses join chambers at

Sacred Heart showcase, BJ 5/18/98 p11

Business travelBusiness hotel welcomes travelers to

the Club, BJ 5/11/98 p17+FOCUS: Business travel, BJ 1/19/98

p19+Travel expense perks equal tax

deductions for employers, BJ 6/22/98 p17+

Businesses-Sunday opening. SEE SUNDAY OPENING OF BUSINESSES

BusinesspeopleEntrepreneurs seek $100 million from

venture sources, BJ 5/18/98 p5Faces & Places, BJ 11/23/98 p11, BJ

12/28/98 p17Talent, resourcefulness, time are

keys to success, BJ 8/17/98 p7Businesswomen

FOCUS: The gender gap, BJ 3/30/98 p31+

Help for women entrepreneurs, H 12/24/98 pC1

Women in business, BJ 5/25/98 pS26Women-owned businesses [chart], BJ

3/2/98 p14Busque, Jean

Business people: Assistant manager named, H 6/15/98 pA6

Buttner, Jean BernhardHuge donation makes Westport

library feel fine, H 6/6/98 pA3By the Yard


Bygott-Leahy, LynnHorse, rider attacked by pit bulls, H

2/17/98 pA1+Leash Crackdown: Dog Warden

wants Cranbury Park dogs reined in [photo], H 2/18/98 pA1+

CC. R. Gibson Co.

C.R. Gibson Co. to cut 100 jobs, H 10/17/98 pA1

C.R. Gibson Co.Gift-grabbing tradition a C.R. Gibson,

H 12/10/98 pD1

Cable televisionElectronics retailers welcome ruling

on cable descramblers, H 6/17/98 pA3

Cable, Dorothy RistauMonday snapshot: Former Army

Corps member to lead Norwalk Memorial Day parade [photo], H 5/18/98 pA1

Cablevision of ConnecticutCablevision announces 6.5% price

increase, H 11/28/98 pA4Cablevision cited, H 7/6/98 pA11Cablevision holds sales job fair, H

12/1/98 pD1Jury considers $420,000 award for

former cable employee, H 2/6/98 pA3

Jury gives ex-cable employee $345,346, H 2/7/98 pA1+

Racy show gets new court fight, H 7/24/98 pA3

The battle is joined: Speed reigns when it comes to computers [photo], H 2/24/98 pD3

Water pipe break caused Cablevision problems Monday, H 8/19/98 pA4

Woman describes devastation suffered following firing, H 1/31/98 pA3

Cablevision Systems Corp.Cable company doubles its base, H

1/28/98 pA1+Horning in on phone service: Norwalk

firm offers challenge to SNET, H 6/11/98 pD1

CACTNew CACT chairman, H 6/23/98 pB5

Cafagna, BrandonAssault charge in scuffle may be too

much, lawyers say, H 5/23/98 pA2


Cafero, Lawrence F. Jr.Cafero runs unopposed in Norwalk's

142nd [photo], H 10/30/98 pA4City delegation remains intact [photo],

H 11/4/98 pA1+Power deregulation is generating

pollution concerns, H 4/10/98 pA3

Rep denies lobby role [photo], H 7/30/98 pA3

That winning feeling [photo], H 11/4/98 pA3

Top Norwalk lawmaker lured to Hartford law firm: Cafero says his new job will not affect his representation of Norwalk voters, H 7/27/98 pA1+

Cafero, Lawrence F. Sr.Cafero resigns zoning post, H

7/29/98 pA5Caffeine habit

A legal buzz: Battle lines drawn as kids get hooked on caffeine [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

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Cagnina, John FlemingRowayton fireworks show the effort of

retired former civic developer [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1

Cahill, AshleyTutors help students make the grade

[photo], H 11/21/98 pA1+Cahill, Kathy


Caiati Home FurnishingsCaiati's continues using illegal

roadside signs, H 6/3/98 pA3It's curtains for furniture firm, H

4/11/12/98 pD1Store owner agrees to remove illegal

signs [photo], H 5/6/98 pA3Cain Management

Cain Management adds Togo's to Dunkin' Donuts, BJ 8/31/98 p2

CakeThis Titanic project takes the cake

[photo], H 4/16/98 pC9Calder, Carmen

Norwalk Hospital nurse dedicated on, off job [photo], H 12/21/98 pA1

Caldor Inc.Caldor apologizes over Scrabble G-O-

O-F in circular, H 11/4/98 pA1Caldor buys its toys for kids, H

12/17/98 pD1Caldor holds rebirth-day party, H

9/23/98 pD1Caldor pays fine for misuse of child

labor, changes policy, H 2/13/98 pD1

Caldor to close 12 more stores, H 2/24/98 pB5

Caldor to get $450M boost, H 4/29/19/98 pB6

Caldor upbeat despite gloomy report, H 9/15/98 pA9

Caldors helps breast health program, H 2/10/98 pA4

Grace period for Caldor: Norwalk-based discounter gets more time to sort out its finances, H 8/20/98 pD1

Judge allows Caldor six more months to work out bankruptcy, H 2/21/98 pD1

Sales improve, but Caldor loses $31 million in first quarter, H 6/10/98 pA1+

Caldwell, MargieMagnificent Moms: Threesome

continues mothering after their children raised [photo], H 5/11/98 pA3

Caldwell, Viola P.Posthumous tribute to Viola P.

Caldwell, BJ 8/31/98 p20Calf Pasture Beach-Norwalk

A day at the beach [photo], H 11/21/98 pA7

A good day fishing [photo], H 12/4/98 pA4

A nice wave at the beach [photo], H 7/29/98 pA4

Food aloft [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3I Spy...New York [photo], H 1/27/98

pA1

Neighbors [photo], H 8/5/98 pA4New Horizons [photo], H 6/4/98 pA4Sound hunter [photo], H 1/16/98 pA1Sun & Study and teaching: Beaches

ready for annual Memorial Day pilgrimage [photo], H 5/20/98 pA3

Wall walking [photo], H 4/1/98 pA3California Closets

California Closets finds space to grow in Shelton, BJ 12/7/98 p4

Calise, MichaelBankruptcies, BJ 4/27/98 p20

Calixte, CassandraReady For Competition [photo], H

1/17/98 pB1Calladio, Hank

Oak Hill board plans restaurant, driving range [photo], H 3/13/98 pA3

Callahan, Timothy J.First-Day Jitters: Rite of passage left

most with fond memory, H 8/29/98 pA1+

Callender, Rashan1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Going out in style: Callender,

Stefkovich each go over 1,000 yards in career as Wreckers roll in season finale [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+

HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H 11/7/98 pB5

Wrecked: Staples ends Norwalk's bid for perfect season [photo], H 11/9/98 pB1+

Calvary Baptist ChurchWords of wisdom and hope [photo], H

11/3/98 pA3Camacho, Irma

Jewelers' society forges precious link for locals [photo], H 8/17/98 pA7

Camacho, TonyJewelers' society forges precious link

for locals [photo], H 8/17/98 pA7Cameron, Repp

Darien Old Timers will honor 5 Monday [photo], H 11/7/98 pB4

Camp MahackenoSummer's waning days [photo], H

8/12/98 pA3Teaching respect [photo], H 8/19/98

pA3Campaign debates-Norwalk


Campbell, Kathleen A.Pitching In: Scholarship awarded, H

8/10/98 pA4Camps

Fulfillment & Fun: 10-day camp for students slips in some education [photo], H 7/15/98 pA3

Canavan's DiseaseAnnual Canavan Research Fund-

raiser planned for Nov. 6 [letter], H 9/14/98 pA13

CancerAlternative care for cancer patients

praised, criticized, H 3/12/98 pA3

Fighting for life: Wilton relay raises $75,000 to fight cancer, celebrate living [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1+

Volunteers help cancer patients `Look Good, Feel Better', BJ 4/27/98 pS3

Cancer Care Inc.Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/6/98 pA10Free wigs offer cancer patients

dignity [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1Candito, Nasa Suzan

Living on Derby Road / Norwalk [photo], H 4/14/98 pA4

Candland, CatherineBoldstrokes: Mavericks and movers

who dared to make a personal mark [photo] [special feature], BJ 3/16/98 pB1+

Candlewood Playhouse. SEE GATEWAY CANDLEWOOD PLAYHOUSE

Canevari, Alfred C.Norwalk Oldtimers to honor Canevari,

NHS 1948 state champs [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1

Canevari, DarcyNeighbors: They're at home on the

farm [photo], H 9/23/98 pA4Cannon Grange

Home on the Grange: Age-old fair adapts to the times [photo], H 8/31/98 pA3

Cannondale AssociatesCannondale Associates helps stores

stock shelves, BJ 10/5/98 p2Cannondale Corp.

Cannondale adopts stockholder rights plan, BJ 1/5/98 p9

Cannondale to sell off-road motorcycles, H 2/12/98 pD1

Cannondale to unveil motorcycle, BJ 2/16/98 p7

Inventor of lightweight bike honored, H 3/2/98 pA7

Public Record, H 3/14/98 pD2Cannone, Amedeo

Coleytown vice principal selected, H 7/28/98 pA3

Cannons-WestportBeach Beauties: Two Westport

cannons may be last of their kind [photo], H 8/12/98 pA1+

Cannons get cleanup, H 10/2/98 pA3They're not leaving yet [photo], H

10/5/98 pA2Canoes and canoeing

All packed-with no place to row [photo], H 9/18/98 pA3

Cantey, JoeBears rout flu-ridden Senators

[photo], H 1/14/98 pB3+Norwalk snowed under [photo], H

3/23/98 pB1+Capece, Michele

Business people: Special recognition [photo], H 5/18/98 pA6

Capone, JimLocal doctor creates device to treat

ringing in the ears [photo], H 1/26/98 pB7

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Capoziello, SanitaWheelchair-bound woman held in

theft, H 11/18/98 pA1+Capp Industries

Capp seeks Chapter 11 protection: Blames non-payment for its work on library, BJ 9/14/98 p1+

Contractor adds library to its lawsuit: Capp denies any role in Stamford debacle, BJ 8/24/98 p1+

CAPTArea test scores show progress, H

11/5/98 pA1+Masters of mastery [photo], H 12/9/98

pA3Carbon monoxide

Family, felled by fumes, recovering, H 11/20/98 pA1

Monoxide danger up with cold, H 11/28/98 pA3

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. SEE CPR (FIRST AID)

Career counseling. SEE VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE

CareersContinuing education launches new

careers, BJ 1/5/98 p16Ex-lawyer courts new career, BJ

4/6/98 p19+FOCUS: Executives in new careers,

BJ 4/6/98 p19+On course for careers: Lessons from

innovative, interesting electives can last a lifetime, H 8/18/98 pC5

The big switch: Execs find that persistence is rewarded in a job search, BJ 4/6/98 p19+

Carey, AngelaThey made a difference [photo], H

4/17/98 pB1+Carey, Katherine


Cargill, William BurnellNorwalk company's executive killed in

sailing accident near Florida Keys, H 1/19/98 pA3

Carjacking. SEE AUTOMOBILE THEFTCarlino, Joe


Some police officers aren't 'fit' for duty [photo], H 4/25/98 pA1+

Carmona, AlGrooving to the CD revolution: Sound

business is built on the resilience of the tiny, shiny musical discs [photo], H 8/3/98 pA7

Carnivals-NorwalkMaking the Merry Go Round: Family

values, safety keep carnival business hopping [photo], H 5/2/98 pB9

Carolee DesignsCarolee Designs celebrates its 25th

anniversary, BJ 11/16/98 p3Carolyn's Flowers

Roses, everyone? [photo], H 9/1/98 pA4

Carrenan, SabinePoor bus service hobbles welfare

reform [photo], H 2/7/98 pA1+Cars (Automobiles). SEE

AUTOMOBILESCarson, David E. A.

Ìnsider' unlikely as People's chief [photo], BJ 12/7/98 p6

Carta, Mark R.Business people [photo], H 11/17/98

pA11Carter, Rev. John

As Christ had Done [photo], H 4/10/98 pA1

Foot-washing ritual at Christ Episcopal menial but meaningful, H 4/9/98 pA3

Cartoonists-NorwalkSum Total of the Parts: Norwalk

cartoonist to show old and new efforts at Ridgefield show [photo], H 3/6/98 pB1

Carvajal, Mario1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Carver Center. SEE GEORGE

WASHINGTON CARVER CENTERCase, Mary Anne

Sum Total of the Parts: Norwalk cartoonist to show old and new efforts at Ridgefield show [photo], H 3/6/98 pB1

Casey, BarbaraA crash of irony: Father had been

trying to help his daughter [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+



Casey, CharlieNeighbors: The ticket seller [photo], H

2/18/98 pA4Casey, Eugene Jr.

A crash of irony: Father had been trying to help his daughter [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+



Casey, LindaBusiness people: Focus on sales

[photo], H 6/8/98 pA7Cash Management Group

Cash Management Group checks out new clients, BJ 8/31/98 p11

Cass, JeffBombs Away: Workers find ammo

while renovating house [photo], H 6/11/98 pA3

Castillo, CarmenA walk in the woods: Two area hikers

find serenity in Devil's Den [photo], H 10/9/98 pB1

Caterers and catering-Fairfield County

Delicious business: Local caterers serve up a feast [photo], H 12/23/98 pA9+

CATOInterest grows as Harbour Place

project moves forward, BJ 5/25/98 p6

Cats. SEE ALSO PETS26 cats spared, for now, H 7/8/98 pA3Animal groups scramble to rescue

dozens of cats [photo], H 7/6/98 pA1+

Dental emergencies need speedy attention [photo], H 11/28/98 pD12

Felines find new homes at adoption marathon [photo], H 8/3/98 pA3

Few takers for homeless felines [photo], H 10/17/98 pA1+

Friends of felines gather to meet authors, swap stories, H 4/6/98 pA3

How to tell if your pet is in pain [photo], H 10/17/98 pD10

Cavanagh, KatiStaying put: Cavanagh's goal enables

Bears to maintain trophy [photo], H 10/31/98 pB1+

Cavello, GaryMusical mix: New Norwalk record

store bounces to Latin beat [photo], H 4/10/98 pA3

Cayo, JamesPolice think man they charged was

not man they thought, H 2/17/98 pA3

CBIAEducation initiatives at top off CBIA's

governmental agenda, BJ 1/26/98 p9

Many employers are `having trouble' filling vacant jobs, BJ 8/3/98 p12

SACIA, CBIA cite gains from recent legislative session, BJ 5/18/98 p4

Students learning `real world' skills, BJ 9/14/98 p2

CCS Inc.Developer files to stop Fodor buy, H

1/17/98 pA1+CD Revolution

Grooving to the CD Revolution: Sound business is built on the resilience of tiny, shiny musical discs, H 8/3/98 pA7

Cedar Court-NorwalkIt could happen again, housing

managers warn, H 1/17/98 pA1+Smoked Out: Cedar Court standoff

ends abruptly as police rush barricaded apartment [photo], H 1/17/98 pA1+

Volatile mix: Elderly fear uncontrolled, disabled neighbors [photo], H 1/24/98 pA1+

Cedar Crest Pl.-NorwalkBombs Away: Workers find ammo


Cedar Point Yacht ClubPequot Yacht Club defeats host

Cedar Point sailors [photo], H 7/16/98 pB4

Race boat back in the water, H 7/16/98 pB4

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Cedarbrook Cafe. SEE ALSO BROOK CAFE

Correction, H 12/31/98 pA2The Brook Cafe, state's oldest gay

bar, reopens, H 11/23/98 pA3Celebrate Women. SEE WOMEN-

NORWALKCelera Genomic Corp.

Perkin-Elmer enters genomics field, H 8/6/98 pD1

Cellular radioBell Atlantic cell phone tower may

threaten wildlife, H 10/24/98 pA3Is there gold in the spires? Churches

being courted for cellular transmission technology, H 1/12/98 pA7

Technology: Access lines by state, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 9–10

Technology: Wireless, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 9–10

Tower committee miffed at phone company's blackout, H 9/29/98 pA1+

Cellular radio-WestportWestport residents rail against 180-

foot cell phone tower, H 6/4/98 pA3


Cellular telephone. SEE CELLULAR RADIO

Cemeteries-NorwalkLabor of love: Helping maintain Union

Cemetery is a joy for Ralph Hazzard and other volunteers [photo], H 8/13/98 pB1

Norwalk cemetery fortifies its storied gate [photo], H 1/8/98 pA4

Signs of vandals, neglect evident at St. Mary's [photo], H 4/21/98 pA3

Cen-Treil Electronics Corp.Bankruptcies, BJ 8/3/98 p19

Cenatiempo, JohnSpring Cleaning Going to Extremes

[photo], H 4/28/98 pA3Cendant Corp.

Audit report cites widespread irregularities at CUC, BJ 9/7/98 p11

Between Brooklyn and Parsippany, BJ 9/14/98 p4

Cendant exec is fired in scandal, H 4/16/98 pD1

Cendant looking near and far for headquarters site, BJ 3/2/98 p1+

Cendant names finance chief, H 4/21/98 p1+

Cendant puts move to Wilton on hold: Louis Dreyfus plans to go ahead with project, BJ 9/7/98 p1+

Cendant relocating headquarters to Wilton, BJ 5/4/98 p7

Cendant rethinks its move to Wilton, H 8/27/98 pA2

Cendant says so-long to Ernst & Young, keeps Deloitte & Touche, H 5/19/98 pA3

Fortune 500 firm making move to Wilton, H 4/24/98 pD1

Latest victim of downsizing: Hospitality [photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+

Troubled Cendant will take office space in Wilton, BJ 8/10/98 p5

Unemployment down, income up, economic expansion is foreseen, BJ 7/20/98 p11+

Cendant MobilityCendant Corp. problems won't slow

growth, BJ 5/18/98 p13Cendant payroll grows to 1,500 in

Danbury, BJ 5/18/98 p1+Faces & Places: Expanding world

headquarters, BJ 8/3/98 p6Census-Norwalk

Number crunch: an exact count in the 2000 census concerns city hall, H 8/26/98 pA1+

CentenariansPearl celebrates 104 [photo], H

8/17/98 pA4Woman to turn 101 [photo], H

12/19/98 pA3Center for Medical Skin Care

Forever Makeup: Busy women say tattooing their makeup saves time [photo], H 3/2/98 pA9+

Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County

Faces & Places: Strength in numbers, BJ 9/7/98 p9

Centore, JaneNeighbors: Backyard bliss... [photo],

H 9/2/98 pA4Centore, Joseph

Neighbors: Backyard bliss... [photo], H 9/2/98 pA4

Centrix Inc.Faces & Places: Breaking ground, BJ

9/7/98 p9Centrum Corp.

Norwalk-made mugs recalled due to lead, H 10/28/98 pA1

Voluntary holiday mug recall, H 12/22/98 pD1

Century 21 ScalzoCentury 21 Scalzo outlines growth

plans, BJ 7/6/98 p5CEOs. SEE EXECUTIVESCeponis, Catherine

Rabid skunk shot by police; girl OK after muddy mess, H 4/16/98 pA3

Ceponis, DavidBusinesses mix at expo [photo], H

3/20/98 p1+Ceramic tiles. SEE TILESCerreta, John C.

Silver lining: Market-inspired makeover positions J. Silver Clothing for ambitious expansion, BJ 3/16/98 p5+

Certified public accountants. SEE ACCOUNTANTS

Cerulli, HankSpring Swing [photo], H 2/4/98 pA3

Cerulli, RobertBusiness people: New agent [photo],

H 5/4/98 pA7Ceruzzi, Louis

Ceruzzi entity hand over keys to office complex, BJ 1/5/98 p1+

Chadderdon, Jean1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Challinor, Suzanne

Face of New York: Westport artist captures the city in new exhibit [photo], H 7/10/98 pA9+

Chalon, JasonOut of the oven: DMV patrons in

Norwalk snack on Tuscan's treats [photo], H 6/10/98 pA9

Chambers of CommerceChambers of commerce [chart], BJ

2/9/98 pA6The List: Chambers of Commerce

[chart], BJ 12/7/98 p10Chambers, Barbara

Program is one for the books...and the kids love it [photo], H 3/28/98 pA3

Chambliss, CarolBusiness people: Rejoining the team,

H 9/5/98 pD2Champion Shoes (Retail

establishment)Last of the cobblers: A local man

devotes his life to the ancient craft of shoemaking [photo], H 12/4/98 pB1

Change, organizational. SEE ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE

Channel OneHow much is too much? [edit], H

10/15/98 pA8Chapel St.-Norwalk

Seeking improvements: Residents say porch rails needed at Chapel St. [photo], H 1/17/98 pA3

Chapman's Meadow-WestportWestport hopes to pay $5,000 for

Millpond Island [map], H 1/26/98 pA3

Chard, LaraHaving a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Charges droppedJury to decide on sexual assault

charge only, H 1/24/98 pA3Charities

'Tis the season to share: A week remains to bring gifts and donations to those less fortunate [photo], H 12/17/98 pB1


Birth here helps babies elsewhere [photo], H 12/15/98 pA1+

Bolton criticizes media reports, but says charity will improve, H 4/29/98 pA3

Bolton defends foundation, H 4/25/98 pA3

Doing it the right way [edit], H 10/31/98 pA10

Fund-raisers take big bite on donations, H 8/20/98 pA5


In search of meaningful presents: Some Norwalk area shops are selling Christmas gifts that `give back', H 12/22/98 pD1

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Charities (Continued)Little of money raised for pop star's

charity makes it to the needy [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Norfield church nets thousands for area charities, H 6/22/98 pA3

Norwalk High students give helping hand, H 12/19/98 pA3

The charities game [edit], H 8/20/98 pA8

The Giving Tree branches out [photo], H 9/17/98 pA3


Westport students give time, money to charity [photo], H 11/27/98 pA1+

Charpentier, MelissaThe Dr. is in [photo], H 7/10/98 pA5

Charter Oak Dr.-WiltonLiving on Charter Oak Drive / Wilton

[photo], H 3/31/98 pA4Charter schools-Connecticut


Charter schools-NorwalkA crucible for success: Freedom from

public school rules allows charter Side by Side to soar [photo], H 6/25/98 pA1+

It takes a child to raise a village [photo], H 6/2/98 pA1+

Perchance to dream: Side by Side picks most students from outside city [photo], H 4/6/98 pA1+

Side by Side insists mainstreaming works: Norwalk school district may stand in way of spreading the good news, H 1/3/98 pA1+

Chase, SuzanneCommunity briefs: Norwalk student

receives award, H 11/21/98 pA3Check, Rev. Paul N.

A soldier in the service of the Lord: Ex-Marine settles into priesthood [photo], H 9/12/98 pC11

Cheerleading-Fairfield CountyWe've got spirit: Area cheerleaders

compete for nationals [photo], H 1/26/98 pA1+

Cheerleading-NorwalkHad them all the way - Yeah, right

[photo], H 3/17/98 pA1Ready For Competition [photo], H

1/17/98 pB1Chefs. SEE COOKSChemical weapons

Bottling an unstable genie: Startech pursues safe disposal of chemical weapons, BJ 2/9/98 p1+

Cheng, Yee-HuanTigers edge area teams [photo], H

2/2/98 pB1+Cherner, Ben

Don't fence us out, H 7/22/98 pA1+Chess

Still searching for Bobby Fischer [photo], H 2/7/98 pB8

CHETCHET helps parents save for

education, BJ 5/4/98 p9

Parents get boost in financing of college, H 1/8/98 pA1+

Parents put money in state's college savings plan, H 9/21/98 pA1+

CHFACHFA's $75 million bonds rated ÀA',

BJ 8/24/98 p2Chiarenzelli, William J.

Westport may pursue speeders with photos, H 1/16/98 pA1+

Westport's speeding tickets go mostly to out-of-towners, H 2/11/98 pA1+

Chic (Musical group)Westport's music man: Nile Rogers

forms first black-owned distributorship [photo], H 12/1/98 pA1+

Chief executive officers. SEE EXECUTIVES

Chieffalo, PasqualeMowing season under way [photo], H

5/13/98 pA3Chihuly, Dale

Blown away [photo], H 12/5/98 pC1+Child abuse

Child abuse victim returns favor at shelter, H 3/20/98 pA1+

Interview room eases process for abuse victims [photo], H 12/11/98 pA1+

Preventing child abuse is this group's top priority [photo], H 4/23/98 pC7

Child abuse-NorwalkCity couple charged in shaken baby

case, H 8/22/98 pA1+Standing Together: Public, private

groups join forces to battle child abuse [photo], H 3/6/98 pA3

Child careBetween the lines [photo], H 8/20/98

pA4Counting the cost: Child care

expense puts parents in tough spots [photo], H 8/15/98 pA1+

Dodd touts Clinton's child care plan, H 1/31/98 pA3


Program for moms helps company, too, H 8/20/98 pA4

Thousands of complaints break child care check backlog, H 1/5/98 pA3

Young and old meet at last [photo], H 6/5/98 pA3

Child molesting. SEE CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE

Child restraint systems in automobiles

Norwalk police looking for child seat violations, H 2/7/98 pA4

Child sexual abuseInterview room eases process for

abuse victims [photo], H 12/11/98 pA1+

Child supportEx-Norwalk dad ordered to pay

$143K in support, H 9/22/98 pA4

Vallas guilty; will pay for Norwalk children or face prison, H 5/8/98 pA3

Childbirth. SEE ALSO BIRTHS2,000th mom delivers [photo], H

10/26/98 pB6Avoiding baby mixups: Norwalk

Hospital says precautions make errors unlikely [photo], H 8/26/98 pA3

Birth here helps babies elsewhere [photo], H 12/15/98 pA1+

Bundle of Joy: After a difficult birth, tiny baby goes home with her nurse mother [photo], H 5/9/98 pA1+

Locals mixed on baby-gender technique, H 9/10/98 pA3.

Not home for the holiday this year [photo], H 11/27/98 pA2

Our first baby arrives today [photo], H 1/2/98 pA1+

Women enjoy comforts at natural childbirth center, BJ 4/27/98 pS2+

Children's Connection of Fairfield County Inc.

Blumenthal praises Norwalk's Children's Connection, H 6/2/98 pA3

Easing Pain: Exchange Club funds help victims to tell their stories [photo], H 2/4/98 pA1+

Forum set on Internet predators, H 10/13/98 pA3

Interview room eases process for abuse victims [photo], H 12/11/98 pA1+

Parents should police Internet use, H 10/15/98 pA1+


Standing Together: Public, private groups join forces to battle child abuse [photo], H 3/6/98 pA3

Three groups to share $197K grant, H 5/4/98 pA4

Children's Trust FundHealthy families program looked at

for city, H 11/28/98 pA3Children-Connecticut

Study: Child poverty rising, H 12/24/98 pA3


Children-NutritionA legal buzz: Battle lines drawn as

kids get hooked on caffeine [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

Children-Recreation. SEE CREATIVE ACTIVITIES AND SEAT WORK

ChinaTwo teachers from China to spend

year in Westport [photo], H 8/28/98 pA1+

China-Commerce-United StatesBush works to open doors to China

trade: Opportunities abound for the business savvy, BJ 9/14/98 p1+

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Chinese New YearHappy New Year [photo], H 1/29/98

pA1ChiRex Inc.

ChiRex restructures operations, BJ 7/13/98 p2

Chobot, Peri-AnnePrincipal, deputy hired, H 12/2/98 pA3

Choices for Success Program. SEE MID-FAIRFIELD CHILD GUIDANCE CENTER

Choral societies-Fairfield CountyOne voice: YankeeMaids harmonize

their lives [photo], H 9/18/98 pC1+

Chrebet, WayneJets' Chrebet makes fans happy

[photo], H 3/27/98 pC1+Christ and Holy Trinity Church

Faithful gain sense of Christ's agony [photo], H 4/11/98 pA1+

Christ Episcopal ChurchAs Christ had Done [photo], H

4/10/98 pA1Foot-washing ritual at Christ

Episcopal menial but meaningful, H 4/9/98 pA3

He goes online for the Lord: New Christ Episcopal rector will divide his time between church and computers [photo], H 9/26/98 pB9

Christian Community ActionBeds sought for 60 Norwalkers who

sleep on floor, H 2/25/98 pA3Pitching In/Norwalk, H 3/24/98 pA4

Christiano, RoseNorwalk woman enters her second

century of life [photo], H 5/13/98 pA1+

Christmas'Christmas calls' a free 'phone home'

[photo], H 12/14/98 pA3'Tis the season [photo] [special

section], H 12/8/98 pC1+'Tis the season to share: A week

remains to bring gifts and donations to those less fortunate [photo], H 12/17/98 pB1

'Tis the season to spend money [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+

Celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ: Annual Rowayton pageant tells story of Christmas [photo], H 12/21/98 pA1+

Family traditions: Celebrations this time of year can be remarkably different [photo], H 12/24/98 pA7

Hit the lights [photo], H 12/21/98 pA2Holiday countdown [special section]

[photo], H 11/25/98 pD1+Holiday entertaining [special section],

H 11/3/98 pB1+Holiday lights will twinkle in Darien, H

11/16/98 pA5Holiday performance [photo], H

12/15/98 pA2Holiday safety urged [photo], H

12/12/98 pA3Hundreds gather for tree, concert

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA3Jingle bells, jingle bells ...[photo], H

12/22/98 pA3

Last minute gift guide [special section][photo], H 12/22/98 pC1+

Local union collecting gifts for kids, H 12/19/98 pA3

Mass brings people together [photo], H 12/26/98 pA1

Neighbors: Yuletide treasure hunter [photo], H 12/16/98 pA4

Norwalk postal workers give Santa a hand [photo], H 12/19/98 pA1+

Only 30 shopping days left [photo], H 11/25/98 pB3

Peter's Bridge takes on holiday glow [photo], H 12/18/98 pA3

Police play Santa to SoNo youngsters [photo], H 12/21/98 pA3

Ringing in the holidays: Norwalk American Legion kicks off season in style [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1+

Rowayton Nativity Pageant a 35-year tradition [photo], H 12/18/98 pA6

Santa makes stop in Wilton [photo], H 12/5/98 pA3

Sharing the holiday spirit: Community Christmas fest welcomes one, all [photo], H 12/26/98 pA1+

SoNo celebration heralds the season [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1

Special section [photo], H 12/1/98 pC1+

Splendor in the glass: Chinese artists revive ancient art form as Christmas decorations, H 8/24/98 pA3

Tree glows at City Hall: Season opens warmly with tree lighting [photo], H 12/3/98 pA1+

U.S. Postal Service keeping busy for the holidays: Mail carriers handle last minute deliveries [photo], H 12/19/98 pB8

Volunteers collect toys for Westport's needy families [photo], H 12/10/98 pA3

Warm reception [photo], H 12/1/98 pA3

Weston students in giving spirit [photo], H 12/19/98 pA3

Winter watch: Warm temperatures reshuffle priorities [photo], H 12/23/98 pA1+

Christoforou, SocratesIn the service, H 11/25/98 pA5Junior ROTC: Opening a world of

opportunity [photo], H 10/31/98 pC7

Christoforou, SterosHaving a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Christopher, SherryWe got the beat [photo], H 11/9/98

pA4Chrysler Corp.

Mercedes-Chrysler merger will affect local credit unit, BJ 5/18/98 p2

Chrzanowski, CharlesAccident involving officer leads to

lawsuit, H 2/18/98 pA3Chu, Linda

Westporter pushes button to vote [photo], H 10/26/98 pA3

Church Women United-NorwalkWomen join in prayer; celebrate

community [photo], H 11/7/98 pA3

Church, GeraldMonday snapshot: Little Red School

House to lose one of its most dedicated guides [photo], H 7/20/98 pA1

Church, JohnBears not looking past Wilton [photo],

H 10/30/98 pC1+Churches

Is there gold in the spires? Churches being courted for cellular transmission technology, H 1/12/98 pA7

Churches-NorwalkChurches hope prayers keep peace,

H 7/1/98 pA1+Churches say farewell to minister

[photo], H 3/14/98 pB9CIAC-Baseball

Senators chase Warriors [photo], H 6/2/98 pA7+

Staples' Ruther passes history test [photo], H 6/2/98 pA7+

Wilton holds on for win, H 6/2/98 pA10Xavier has its way, H 6/2/98 pA7+

CIAC-BasketballBears drop top seeds: Norwalk builds










Resiliency a trademark of Bears [photo], H 3/19/98 pB1+

Staples girls ousted from states [photo], H 3/3/98 pB1

Stunning Effort: Overachieving Bears pull together for run at state championship [photo], H 3/27/98 pC5



CIAC-Cross-country runningStaples girls stick together to capture

state championship, H 11/2/98 pB1+

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CIAC-Field hockey5 area teams in state tourney, H

11/7/98 pB1+Fluke goal negates Bears' bid, H

11/13/98 pC1+CIAC-Football

Bears assume top spot, H 10/27/98 pB1+

Bears can win playoff berth, H 11/27/98 pC1+

Bears share top spot, H 11/3/98 pA7Blue Knights' aerial display stops

Bears [photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+Gritty Watkins dazzles in comeback

[photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+No fairy tale ending: Sad conclusion

couldn't ruin Norwalk's dream season [photo], H 12/3/98 pB7+

Only Norwalk, McMahon game will have bearing on state football playoffs, H 11/28/98 pB4

Pass defense key for Bears in playoff tilt, H 11/30/98 pB1+

Southington romps to title; Darien defeated, H 12/7/98 pC4

Sports in brief: Darien gridders advance, H 12/2/98 pB2

Sports in brief: NHS football team climbs to sixth, H 11/17/98 pB2

CIAC-GymnasticsWilton handed narrow defeat [photo],

H 3/5/98 pB1CIAC-Hockey

Wilton knocked out of hockey state tourney, H 3/5/98 pB1+

CIAC-LacrosseBears ousted, H 6/8/98 pB4Cronin carries Senators, H 6/10/98

pB1+Darien downs Rams, H 6/16/98 pB4Pay back: Warriors dump Rams for

state title [photo], H 6/16/98 pB1+S. Windsor eliminates Wreckers, H

6/10/98 pB4Senators' playoff run ends [photo], H

6/12/98 pB1+Warriors' barrage turns Blue Wave

blue [photo], H 6/15/98 pB5+Warriors' Prep work pays off [photo],

H 6/9/98 pB1+Wilton not lax against Hand, H 6/6/98

pB1+CIAC-Soccer

5 area teams in state tourney, H 11/7/98 pB1+

Early strikes by Warriors KO Middletown, H 11/11/98 pB1+

Happy bunch of warriors [photo], H 11/25/98 pB15

Overtime tally boots Wilton into title game, H 11/20/98 pC1+

Warriors drop Hall [photo], H 11/10/98 pA7+

Warriors fall to Panthers [photo], H 11/12/98 pB5+

Wilton rolls on [photo], H 11/13/98 pC1+

Wilton's second season has perfect ending, H 11/23/98 pB1+

CIAC-SoftballArea teams blanked in tourney, H

6/2/98 pA7

CIAC-SwimmingDepth helped Lady Bears splash

opponents, H 11/19/98 pB5Fenn strikes twice [photo], H

11/23/98 pB1+For Wilton, the string runs out, H

11/18/98 pB1+Norwalk's Burke nabs swim title

[photo], H 3/18/98 pB1+Sports in brief: Staples' diver wins

state title, H 11/17/98 pB2Staples' Fenn strikes gold in two

events [photo], H 11/18/98 pB1+Swim champ [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1Trojans splash foes in Class S, H

3/19/98 pB1+Twin titles: Warriors take crown in

Class M [photo], H 3/19/98 pB1+Warriors caught off guard [photo], H

3/24/98 pB1+CIAC-Tennis

Staples boys' take title; Warrior duo prevails, H 6/10/98 pB4

Wilton, Weston in hunt for titles, H 6/3/98 pB4

CIAC-Track-athleticsHansboro puts 2 feet in front, H

6/2/98 pA7+Hansboro's third place top effort at

regionals, H 3/2/98 pB1+Mink paces Weston boys; Louis a

runner-up for BMHS, H 6/3/98 pB4

CIAC-Volleyball5 area teams in state tourney, H

11/7/98 pB1+Falcons spike Wreckers' drive

[photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+Staples in state volleyball final, H

6/8/98 pB5Wreckers sent to sidelines by

Trumbull, H 11/10/98 pA7+CIAC-Wrestling

Conti, Singer 3rd at Open; Armstrong loses to Smith again, H 3/2/98 pB5


Wrestle mania: Liam Cooney was a contender at Wilton [photo], H 2/23/98 pA1+

CIB's Inc.Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H 1/2/98

pA8Cider Mill School

GOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils learn natural selection [photo], H 11/19/98 pA1+

School creates 'Reading Buddies' [photo], H 2/9/98 pA4

Taxes inch up as 'Boomer' children cram area schools [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1+

Cifette, Dr. PaulContest winner [photo], H 11/25/98

pA3Cigar smoke

The art of cigar smoking [photo], H 1/28/98 pA2

Cimminello, Jill1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Athletes of the Week [photo], H

4/25/98 pB5Cioffi, John

Catering to Norwalk's tastes [photo], H 6/01/98 pA8

Circus-NorwalkSprucing up for the Big Show [photo],

H 6/6/98 pA3Where are those elephants when you

need them? [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1

CiticorpCiticorp considers a move to

Stamford, BJ 6/29/98 p1+Citicorp Global Asset Management

Citicorp division heads to Stamford, BJ 7/13/98 p1+

Citicorp Mortgage Inc.Mortgages pass through courts, H

7/30/98 p1+Cities and towns

Economic data: Labor force and unemployment, employment and income, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 24

Government: Governor's midterm budget, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 20

Government: Mill rate, property tax, state tax collection, total tax collection, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 21

Municipalities, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 15–17

The List: Municipalities [chart], BJ 5/11/98 p12

Town/city equalized grand list, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 20

CitigroupCitigroup cancels Stamford

relocation, BJ 11/2/98 p1+Citizenship

Neighbors: Now, here's one you must know [photo], H 3/11/98 pA4

Citizenship-NorwalkTaking the Pledge [photo], H 3/28/98

pB11Civil defense warning systems-

NorwalkFalse alarms alarming residents, H

12/23/98 pA3Claar, Brian

Former Staples star baffled by opening-round woes, H 7/3/98 pB1+

Clairol Inc.City children's museum gets

$350,000 gift, H 2/12/98 pA3Clam chowder. SEE COOKERY;

SOUPSClara Dr.-Norwalk

Quiet offshoot of Dry Hill a family refuge [photo], H 7/21/98 pA4

Clark, CarolNeighbors keep an eye on safe

street: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 6/2/98 pA3

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Clark, Mathew A. Sr.Freshman council members found


Clarke, John M. Jr.A great father, great neighbor [letter],

H 12/30/98 pA13Norwalk man killed on I-95, H

10/30/98 pA1Norwalk man remembered as loving

dad [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1+Clarke, Kenton

Entrepreneur finds winning formula, H 6/22/98 pB7

CLASP Homes Inc.Apple Festival a sweet deal:



Help or hooey: Communication aid for autistic praised, criticized [photo], H 4/23/98 pA3

New polish for Apple Festival, H 10/14/98 pA3

Clay Place Inc.The art of courage: Artists mold new


Clean and Green ProgramClean and Green makes Norwalk

sparkle, H 3/25/98 p supp. 37Spring Cleaning Going to Extremes

[photo], H 4/28/98 pA3Cleaning and dyeing industry. SEE

DRY CLEANINGCleary, Kevin J.

Norwalk native evolves into comic book writer [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1

Clement, Muriel C.Kevorkian helps ex-Norwalk nurse

end her life, H 2/25/98 pA1+Suicide resonates as dignified choice,

H 2/28/98 pA1+Clemmons, Rev. Joseph D. Sr.

City delegation remains intact [photo], H 11/4/98 pA1+

Clemmons deserves another term [letter], H 10/26/98 pA13

Clemmons, Velez vie in South Norwalk assembly race [photo], H 10/28/98 pA3

GOP candidates say forget about Route 7 [photo], H 10/23/98 pA1


It's round two for Velez & Clemmons [photo], H 6/27/98 pA3

Miracle Temple celebrating 25th: Preaching a tradition in Clemmons clan [photo], H 6/20/98 pB8

Clergy-NorwalkA soldier in the service of the Lord:

Ex-Marine settles into priesthood [photo], H 9/12/98 pC11


Cliff St.-NorwalkCliff St. building cited for safety, H

8/18/98 pA3House torched: Police seek arsonist

in Cliff Street blaze [photo], H 8/13/98 pA1+

Landlords scramble to repair flophouse: Inspectors make list of problems [photo], H 8/19/98 pA1+

Three houses on Cliff Street stuffed to gills, neighbors say, H 8/14/98 pA1+

Cliggott Publishing Co.Cliggott Publishing Co. moving

offices to Darien, H 7/30/98 p3Clinton, Bill

All Eyes for Clinton [photo], H 3/11/98 pA8

Area residents share varied views on impeachment issue, H 12/15/98 pA1+

Caution colors Clinton concerns, H 9/11/98 pA1+

Clinton in Westport to raise funds for Democrats, H 3/7/98 pA3

Clinton tells Kennelly she faces tough fight [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Clinton woes do little to sway Nutmeg voters, H 11/4/98 pA6

Doing a Starr turn at the library [photo], H 9/23/98 pA3

Dropping By: Clinton to praise Bridgeport day care en route to pricey Westport luncheon [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Grandmother astounded by hatred that surfaced at Shays' town meeting [letter], H 12/24/98 pA11

Martha dumps Bill: Stewart spikes program of Clinton visit to Norwalk [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1+

Martha ready to do lunch with Bill [photo], H 6/6/98 pA1+

People speak out on impeachment [photo], H 12/16/98 pA1

Presidential whirlwind: Child care push, raising money consumes his day [photo], H 3/11/98 pA1+

Senate trial looms as Clinton seeks deal: Residents support, scorn their president, H 12/21/98 pA1+

Sex, lies and civics classes: Teachers inject racy report on Clinton into history lessons, H 9/16/98 pA1+

Shays listens--until 2 a.m. [photo], H 12/16/98 pA1+

Shays: Clinton meeting no influence [photo], H 12/23/98 pA1+

Stewart hosting Clinton to raise political funds, H 5/14/98 pA3

Up close and personal: After lunch with Martha, gregarious president connects with the crowd [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Westport woman gives President painting, bear [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Clinton, Hillary RodhamBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/16/98 pA10

First Lady boosts party spirits and coffers [photo], H 10/8/98 pA1+

First Lady to visit Westport women on Oct. 7, H 9/21/98 pA1+

Photo of Hillary-hater uncalled for [letter], H 10/13/98 pA7

Clorox CompanyClorox to absorb First Brands $440

million debt, H 10/20/98 pB7, H 10/27/98 pB7

Clothing trade-NorwalkUrban clothes that fit to a T [photo], H

5/18/98 pA6Clover Dr.-Wilton

Living on Wilton Acres and Clover Drive / Wilton: Leafy streets offer haven after hard day at work [photo], H 5/5/98 pA4

Clowns-NorwalkClowning around at Honey Hill

[photo], H 6/4/98 pA3Send In The Clowns [photo], H

2/21/98 pA1Club Hotel by DoubleTree

Labor dispute based on pay, H 3/20/98 pA3

Norwalk hotel workers receive support from around nation, H 6/5/98 pA3

Union wages war on hotel chain, BJ 6/15/98 p6

ClubsStamp club's Norpex 98 draws area

philatelists [photo], H 3/9/98 pA3Clune, David

Administrators leaving Wilton school district, H 4/22/98 pA3

Clune wants 5.9 percent increase for Wilton schools, H 1/15/98 pA3

Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros. CircusBig top time: Circus brings smiles,

money for charity [photo], H 6/8/98 pA3

Sprucing up for the Big Show [photo], H 6/6/98 pA3

Where are those elephants when you need them? [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1

Coaches (Athletics)Southbury coach's death threats

worry his peers, H 5/29/98 pA1+Coaching (Athletics)-Fairfield County

Even in high school, stress takes toll on coaches [photo], H 4/22/98 pB1+

Cocchia, PeterGlory of the grape: Like his father

before him, Peter Cocchia keeps wine-making tradition alive [photo], H 12/3/98 pB1

Coen, DanielaExperienced Wreckers among title

challengers [photo], H 4/8/98 pB1+

Cogburn's The Place For RibsCogburn's offers finger-licking ribs

and more [photo], H 4/22/98 pA9Cognitronics Corp.

Cognitronics Corp. reaches settlement in class-action case, BJ 2/9/98 p5

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Cognizant Corp.Cognizant spinoff to acquire Walsh

International, PMSI, BJ 3/30/98 p7+

Cognizant to spin off into Neilsen Media, IMS Health, H 1/16/98 pD1

Cohen, Jared1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Cohen, Marilyn

The song her mother sang: Norwalk woman's mother is celebrated in new art exhibit [photo], H 2/5/98 pB6

Cohen, Ruth SteinkrausPetroccio to harvest another award

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB5Cohen, Toni


Cohens, EricNorwalk man sentenced to 8 year

term, H 11/28/98 pA4Cohn, Joelle Goldstein

Personnel file [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1Coin design-Connecticut


Colbert, KimberlyHad them all the way - Yeah, right

[photo], H 3/17/98 pA1Coldwell Banker

Business people: Honored for sales, H 6/22/98 pB7

Faces & Places: Top producers reap benefits, BJ 3/2/98 p13

People in business: Coldwell Banker expands, H 3/3/98 pB7

Cole, DanielBrandy look-alikes to get special



Coles, DwayneColes class work shows through

[photo], H 7/1/98 pB1Coley, Ron

Neighbors [photo], H 3/18/98 pA4Coleytown Elementary School

Finalists named for two Westport elementary-principal posts, H 4/30/98 pA3

That's What's Up [photo], H 5/16/98 pA3

Coleytown Middle SchoolWestport students give time, money

to charity [photo], H 11/27/98 pA1+

Coleytown Middle School-StaffColeytown vice principal selected, H

7/28/98 pA3Interim no more, Coleytown school

has new principal, H 6/2/98 pA3Collectors and collecting

It's Mickey Mouse mania: New Canaan man who pays 22G for Dumbo car among those dizzy for Disney, H 9/17/98 pA6

College applicationsExpert offers college tips, H 11/30/98

pA3Web site may tangle college

applications [photo], H 8/20/98 pA3

College athletesDardy among top frosh [photo], H

3/27/98 pC1+Huskies follow Williams' lead [photo],

H 3/12/98 pB1+Huskies leaving home [photo], H

3/16/98 pB1+MVP Rita: Former McMahon standout

leads UConn to Big East championship [photo], H 3/4/98 pB1+

Rita ignites UConn: Norwalker scores 27 in Big East playoff win [photo], H 3/2/98 pB1+

Sports in brief: Norwalkers honored, H 5/29/98 pC2

UConn women try to match men [photo], H 3/21/98 pB1

Wilton's Wolfman one of a rare breed of Tiger [photo], H 7/10/98 pC1+

College choiceFormer coaches help match athletes,

college programs, H 5/5/98 pB1+College costs

Parents get boost in financing of college, H 1/8/98 pA1+

Parents put money in state's college savings plan, H 9/21/98 pA1+

The smarts about financing a college education, BJ 11/23/98 p16

College graduatesAmong the Graduates, H 1/10/98

pB8, H 5/30/98 pC6Caps & Gowns, H 7/25/98 pB6Caps & Gowns: Graduations, H

7/11/98 pC8Its academic: Meet the graduates, H

6/18/98 pB3College students

Caps & Gowns: Dean's List, H 7/11/98 pC8

Honors, H 7/25/98 pB6Its academic: Academic honors, H

6/18/98 pB3Norwalk man gets 4 months in riot, H

8/27/98 pA3On the Dean's List, H 1/10/98 pB8, H

3/7/98 pC8, H 4/4/98 pB6, H 8/8/98 pB6

Studying at sea: Norwalker earns credits while on course [photo], H 8/7/98 pA9

College students-EmploymentStudents confident they'll land good

jobs, H 8/7/98 pA1+Colley, Viola

Affordable housing scarce for mid-county seniors [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Collic, DavidWomen sue psychiatric hospital

claiming sexual assaults, H 4/10/98 pA3

Collins, RonMonkey business [photo], H 3/25/98

pA3

Collins, William A.Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

5/29/98 pA8Delayed on principle: Former mayor

wants union guarantee before he sells Route 7 land [photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+

Hilton lawsuit settled, H 10/29/98 pA1+

Pro-union stand stymies hotel project: Former Norwalk mayor, developer at odds over lease [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p1+

Protest [photo], H 2/28/98 pA4Colondres, Jean


Colonial Village-NorwalkGrass Roots tennis program teaches

about life's ups, downs [photo], H 7/6/98 pA3

Poetry in motion [photo], H 8/10/98 pA3

Columbiettes. SEE SOUTH NORWALK COUNCIL 1253 COLUMBIETTES

Columbus SchoolCity teacher runs for life: Leukemia

survivors inspire marathon effort [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1+

Classroom commercials: It's reading, writing and advertising in many schools [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

Columbus School postpones its lottery, H 4/1/98 pA4

Columbus students make greeting cards, H 12/12/98 pB8

Do you like it? [photo], H 12/15/98 pA3

Exploring at Columbus: Magnet school's new principal hopes to challenge students [photo], H 8/18/98 pC8

Gift links Norwalk pupils to world [photo], H 9/10/98 pA3

Investment in mouse play: Millions spent on computers changes way lessons are taught [photo], H 3/28/98 pA1+

Lying On The Dock Of The Bay [photo], H 5/13/98 pA1

Magnet school lottery scheduled, H 3/28/98 pA3

New Horizons [photo], H 6/4/98 pA4New principals sought at Cranbury,

Columbus for coming school year, H 5/14/98 pA3

Parking plan riles Columbus neighbors, H 7/30/98 pA1+

Shuttle adventure: Columbus school astronauts spend 24 hours in 'space' [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

Student space cadets prove they have the right stuff, H 4/18/98 pA3

Teacher appreciation display at Columbus Magnet School [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

Teacher ran for love and money [photo], H 10/30/98 pA3

Twirling for dollars [photo], H 3/7/98 pA3

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Columbus School-Maintenance and repair


Columbus School-StaffPrincipals selected for Cranbury,

Columbus schools, H 6/3/98 pA3Combis, Kim


Comic books, strips, etc.Readers have their say, pick new

comic called 'Zits' [photo], H 11/27/98 pA3

CommerceFOCUS: International Trade, BJ

10/5/98 p17+Commercial Brokers Network

Faces & Places: Celebrating eight years of sharing [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p12

Commercial law. SEE BUSINESS LAWCommercial loans

OCC frets over lax loan standards, BJ 10/5/98 p9

Communications Horizons Inc.Software developer outfoxes Y2K

issue, BJ 11/2/98 p1+Communities in Schools of Norwalk

Inc.City program praised, H 10/6/98 pA2School Notes: Schools group

receives grant, H 1/10/98 pB8Community Baptist Church

Clean slate: Christians take plunge to show the world they follow Jesus [photo], H 10/3/98 pB7

Community Cooperative Nursery School Inc.

Pushing Picasso: Rowayton art show displays master works for nursery school [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1+

Community Economic Development Fund

Fund expands small-business loan program, BJ 9/21/98 p1+

Community gardens-NorwalkNorwalk residents join hands to

create community garden [photo], H 6/29/98 pA3

CommutingGovernor visits Norwalk to push mass

transit plan [photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+

Leave your car, get a deal, H 6/23/98 pA3

Luring instead of pushing: State officials change approach on commuters, H 2/24/98 pA1+

Metropool hopes drivers learn to enjoy the ride by sharing, H 6/15/98 pA3

Company insurance. SEE INSURANCE, BUSINESS

Compensation. SEE WAGESCompetitive Technologies Inc.

11th-hour compromise diffuses stockholders uprising at CTI, BJ 3/2/98 p8

CTI looking for a CEO as restructuring continues, BJ 10/26/98 p5

CTT and dissident stockholder prepare for annual meeting, BJ 1/5/98 p5

Quality results, H 6/23/98 pB5Compo Beach-Westport

Can town branch out?, H 8/11/98 pA3Cannons get cleanup, H 10/2/98 pA3Catching some wintry rays [photo], H

1/5/98 pA2Solemn Sunday: Christians celebrate

Christ's resurrection at sunrise service [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Their shade is fading: Compo Beach group wants to replace dying trees, H 8/11/98 pA3

They're not leaving yet [photo], H 10/5/98 pA2

We're not in Florida, anymore [photo], H 1/15/98 pA1

Compusystems and Payroll Express of Brookfield

Bankruptcies, BJ 8/3/98 p19Payroll service accused of fraud, BJ

10/12/98 p1+Computer Consulting Associates

InternationalEntrepreneur finds winning formula, H

6/22/98 pB7Computer Renaissance

Computer Renaissance to recycle older technology, BJ 8/3/98 p3

Rebooting on a tight budget: Former Wall Street banker recycles refurbished computers and equipment, H 9/14/98 pA8

Computer software industrySoftware among fastest-growing

sectors in state, BJ 5/4/98 p13Software makers brace for change in

revenue accounting regulations, BJ 2/16/98 p8

Computers2,000 Alert: The year 2000 may mean

big problems for small business, BJ 1/26/98 p18

A technological revolution: Computers now influence nearly every area of health care, H 5/21/98 pB3

Computer Renaissance to recycle older technology, BJ 8/3/98 p3


Memories of electronic dawn: Area residents recall the world's first business computer in a Rowayton barn [photo], H 4/9/98 pB3

Millennium bug is not welcome in Westport, H 8/18/98 pA3

Town is watching out for 2000 bug, H 8/19/98 pA3

Town taking action on Y2K, H 10/17/98 pA3

Westport may buy its schools 600 computers, H 1/22/98 pA3

Year 2000 glitch could trigger global financial market disruption, BJ 1/26/98 p19

Computers in education. SEE EDUCATION-DATA PROCESSING

Conant, BarbaraAs a boy, ex-Norwalker showed the

soul of an idealist [photo], H 4/14/98 pA1+

Conant, JeffreyAs a boy, ex-Norwalker showed the


Held at the Border: Ex-Norwalk man snared in uprising, H 4/13/98 pA1+

Conant, JohnCommunity briefs: Legion honors

veteran, H 6/8/98 pA4Concert Halls. SEE NORWALK

CONCERT HALLConcerts-Norwalk

Joy to the Seaport: Three Dog Night and Kansas a hit at Oyster Fest [photo], H 9/14/98 pA3

The no-longer young Rascals stir memories: Parents share rockin' nostalgia with puzzled kids [photo], H 9/12/98 pA3

Condron, KimberlyTec Showcase spotlights Connecticut

talent [photo], H 10/28/98 pA8Conference facilities. SEE

CONVENTION FACILITIESCongregation Beth El

Medical waste discovered at Norwalk nursery school, H 3/27/98 pA3

Conlan, NancyWoman plea bargains in drunk driving

death, H 12/1/98 pA1+Connecticut Academic Performance

Test. SEE CAPTConnecticut All-State Music Festival

Busted but not broken: Snowboarding crash knocks star cellist out of state festival [photo], H 4/2/98 pA1+


Connecticut Association for Community Transportation. SEE CACT

Connecticut Association for Human Services

Legislators question CAHS proposals, H 2/10/98 pA5

Connecticut Association of Theater Owners. SEE CATO

Connecticut Ave.-NorwalkConnecticut Avenue sex shop's

window posters flirt with law [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

Stop & Shop may be open by year's end: Lawsuits fade away as land gets leveled, H 5/4/98 pA1+

Connecticut Braille CenterNeighbors: Working so that all may

read [photo], H 5/6/98 pA4Connecticut Childbirth and Women's

CenterWomen enjoy comforts at natural

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Connecticut Childbirth and Women's Center (Continued)

childbirth center, BJ 4/27/98 pS2+

Connecticut Commission on the ArtsFor artists only, H 8/17/98 pA7

Connecticut Counseling CenterCity center offers hope to addicts, H

10/12/98 pA3Connecticut Energy Corp.

Company profile, H 8/8/9/98 pD2Connecticut Energy reports earnings

at $6.1 million for quarter, H 1/28/98 pB5

Public record, H 1/23/98 pD2Connecticut Fund for the

EnvironmentBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

12/18/98 pA10CL&P to sell 100 acres on Manresa

Island [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+Connecticut GraphicArts Center

Getting graphic: The Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers puts on a show [photo] [review], H 7/30/98 pC5

Connecticut Higher Education Trust. SEE CHET

Connecticut Housing Finance Authority. SEE CHFA

Connecticut Humane SocietyNorwalk vet crew indicates interest in

adopting puppies, H 3/23/98 pA3Puppy Love: Clinic staff copes with

intensive attention [photo], H 3/17/98 pA3

Connecticut Information Technology Institute

Private sector has high hopes for UConn's new IT program, BJ 2/16/98 p5

Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference. SEE CIAC

Connecticut Light and Power Co.Another view: Norwalk's stake in

DPUC move [op-edit], H 11/21/98 pA11


CL&P to sell 100 acres on Manresa Island [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+

Empowered to help out: Norwalk linemen to help restore electricuty in storm-ravaged Puerto Rico [photo], H 10/8/98 pA4

It gets tougher to pay the bills: NEON too busy to accept utility payments [photo], H 10/16/98 pA3

Squirrel leaves nearly 700 CL&P customers in dark, H 12/1/98 pA2

State, CL&P to preserve harbor wetlands, H 12/14/98 pA3

Connecticut Limousine L.L.C.Connecticut Limo relocates in

Danbury, BJ 4/20/98 p4Connecticut Lottery Corp.

State gives Greenwich $93,000 `jackpot', H 11/3/98 pA4

Connecticut MagazineRegion rates high in survey [photo], H

10/29/98 pA1+Connecticut Mastery Tests

Mastery test: a snapshot of what's right and wrong, H 8/18/98 pC1

Schools take long view of mastery score drop, H 1/21/98 pA1+

State delay backfires on big test: Plan to provide more preparation time fails to account for holidays, H 9/10/98 pA1+

Connecticut Newsprint L.L.C.Connecticut still in the running for

newsprint plant, BJ 8/3/98 p5Connecticut Payphone

A better answer? Connecticut Payphone enters a deregulated market, BJ 1/26/98 p1+

Connecticut PostActivist, newspaper battle over rights

to `Post' name, BJ 6/15/98 p3Connecticut Renaissance

After-school program aims to stop drug abuse, crime [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Connecticut Siting CouncilSiting Council to investigate Bell

Atlantic's tower's claims, H 7/6/98 pA3

Siting council to reconsider antenna project, H 2/19/98 pA4

Connecticut United for Research Excellence Inc. SEE CURE

Connecticut Venture GroupSacred Heart students win business

plan contest, BJ 5/11/98 p8Connecticut Vision Correction Center

New procedure corrects astigmatisms, H 3/2/98 pB6

Connecticut WorksConnecticut Works formally opens in

Bridgeport, BJ 5/4/98 p3Connecticut-Economic conditions

`Cluster initiative' holds promise, BJ 2/9/98 p1+

3,200 jobs added in June; unemployment steady, BJ 8/17/98 p14

CBIA lauds state efforts to compete with others, BJ 5/25/98 p17

CBIA survey says companies have trouble finding workers, BJ 8/10/98 p12

Charting Upward: Four successful business people share their optimism for coming year [photo], H 1/9/98 pA3

Competitiveness survey gives state mixed review, BJ 11/2/98 p5

Connecticut lags in developing trade relations with China, BJ 6/22/98 p13

Connecticut's business leaders give thumbs up for coming year, H 1/3/98 pD1

Economic growth to slow next year, BJ 11/9/98 p1+

Economist likes state's momentum, H 1/20/98 pB5

Economist sees state strengths, H 12/26/98 pD1

Executives more confident in government, CBIA survey finds, BJ 1/5/98 p2

General Assembly leadership reviews agenda for '98 session, BJ 3/9/98 p8

IT jobs go begging: Area projected to have greater need for workers in information technology [photo], BJ 3/23/98 p19+

Legislators talk to business about cutting service tax, H 2/19/98 pD1

Many employers are `having trouble' filling vacant jobs, BJ 8/3/98 p12

Market Facts '98: Signs point up, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 5

Nutmeg state products get a boost, H 6/9/98 pA7

People's predicts economic joy, H 12/8/98 pD1

Road to state's future is lined with potholes, BJ 4/27/98 p15+

Rowland lauds SACIA input for his transportation initiative, BJ 4/20/98 p10

Software among fastest-growing sectors in state, BJ 5/4/98 p13

Spring fever heats up sales of new homes, H 3/31/98 pD1

State finances èncouraging': People's Bank, BJ 5/4/98 p17+

State must be more competitive, lobbyists say, BJ 2/23/98 p4

Staying at home: Council determined to keep tech students in Connecticut, BJ 5/18/98 p4

Study questions effectiveness of job-training programs, BJ 7/6/98 p6

Unemployment down, income up, economic expansion is foreseen, BJ 7/20/98 p11+

Venture capitalists find slim pickings in Connecticut, BJ 3/23/98 p17

Connecticut-Education, Dept. ofProfiles provide snapshot, H 11/7/98

pA1+Connecticut-Environmental

Protection, Dept. ofCL&P to sell 100 acres on Manresa

Island [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+DEP reviews purchase of Trout Brook

Valley, H 2/10/98 pA5DEP, Weston meet about Trout

Brook, H 5/7/98 pA4Manresa: An opportunity [edit], H

12/2/98 pA6Marine recreational fishing limits

OK'd, H 11/19/98 pB4Recycling a tree [edit], H 11/7/98

pA10Replenishing the Aspetuck [photo], H

4/9/98 pA1Wilton man sues state over wetlands

issue, H 3/14/98 pA3Connecticut-Liquor Control

CommissionThree businesses cited for violating

state liquor laws, H 3/27/98 pA3

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Connecticut-Mental Health and Addiction Services, Dept. of

Different perspectives, H 10/29/98 pB1

Connecticut-Motor Vehicles, Dept. ofOut of the oven: DMV patrons in


Connecticut-Public Safety, Dept. ofSex offenders' names to be listed on

'net, H 12/30/98 pA4Connecticut-Public Utility Control,

Dept. ofAnother view: Norwalk's stake in


Connecticut-Social Services, Dept. ofThousands of complaints break child

care check backlog, H 1/5/98 pA3

Connecticut-State Bonding Commission

Norwalk loaned $2.7M for Fodor: City officials want to begin planning school immediately [photo], H 8/4/98 pA1+

Connecticut-State Police-Car chasePolice Blotter: Teen nabbed after

chase, crash, H 12/3/98 pA4Connecticut-Transportation, Dept. of


Bridging the gaps: Projects under way across region [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1+

DOT hearing next Thursday, H 12/4/98 pA3

DOT plans to raise Exit 16 bridge by two feet, H 1/16/98 pA1

Fix this death trap [edit], H 11/17/98 pA12

Luring instead of Pushing: State officials change approach on commuters, H 2/24/98 pA1+

Repairs of Stroffolino Bridge pose problems by land, by sea, H 5/7/98 pA3

SoNo bridge projects planned for 1999 [photo], H 11/3/98 pA1+

Connecticut-Transportation, Dept. of-Division of Highway Safety

Police buckle down on drivers who don't get buckled up, H 11/25/98 pA1+

Connecticut/NASA Education Collaborative

The right stuff: Astronaut visits Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1+

Connelly, Catharine Veronica Galligher

As an eyewitness to history, a survivor tells her tale: Wreck of the General Slocum [photo], H 2/12/98 pB6

Connor, Dr. MichaelBriefly: Dr. Michael Connor board

certified, H 10/19/98 pB7Message for life: Prevention key for

diabetics, doc says [photo], H 3/23/98 pB7

Conoscenti, Dr. CraigConoscenti elected thoracic

president, H 2/23/98 pA7Conroy Development Co.

Developer downplays impact of Providence legal dispute, BJ 1/5/98 p3

Conroy, Andrew T.Freshman council members found


Laptop purchases set for councilmen, H 2/21/98 pA3

Conservative Synagogue of Westport, Weston and Wilton

Congregation will march 'home': Synagogue moving to new facility [photo], H 5/16/98 pC11

Sweet wishes [photo], H 9/22/98 pA1Together for high holidays: Jews

mark a new year as one synagogue celebrates a new home [photo], H 9/22/98 pA3

Westport welcomes its own conservative synagogue [photo], H 9/14/98 pA3

Consignment sale shopsFashion Finds: Consignment shops

offer styles for less [photo], H 4/27/98 pA9

Consignment sale shops-NorwalkThe Giving Tree branches out

[photo], H 9/17/98 pA3Consolidated Natural Gas

Gas firm to lay off 20 in city, H 4/22/98 pA2

Construction industryConstruction industry in bind as

skilled workforce dwindles, H 4/20/98 pA1+

Contractor cites union retaliation, BJ 11/9/98 p5

FOCUS: New construction, BJ 10/19/98 p13+

Governor again vetoes subcontractor payment bill, BJ 6/8/98 p5

Late-payment contractor bill awaits Rowland'season signature, BJ 5/11/98 p7

Modular home builders put it all together: prefabricated housing industry goes upscale, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Round 2 for Equity in Construction Contracts bill, BJ 4/6/98 p3+

Speculators return in a tight office market: Without a major tenant, Fischel project goes forward, BJ 3/30/98 p1+

The List: Construction Companies [chart], BJ 12/21/98 p8

Union rally targets contractor on Ward/Rippowam project, BJ 11/9/98 p3

Wall-maker opens plant in Shelton: BT Building Systems breaking industry barriers, BJ 11/30/98 p1+

Construction industry-Accidents-Darien

Two workers rescued from cave-in at store [photo], H 8/25/98 pA1+

Construction industry-Accidents-Norwalk

Crane crushes six cars after falling from tracks [photo], H 6/27/98 pA1+

Construction industry-Accidents-Westport

Fumes kill two workers at Westport condo, H 7/24/98 pA1

OSHA sues Kowalsky for deaths at work site, H 9/24/98 pA1

Question remains in death of workers, H 7/27/98 pA3

Second family suing town in death, H 12/5/98 pA3

Consumer advertising. SEE ADVERTISING

ContestsAn education in dance [photo], H

4/20/98 pA3Drawing on the Best: The 49th annual

Àrt of the northeast USA' opens Friday [drawing], H 5/7/98 pC1+

Good Eggs: Greater Norwalk youngsters hunt ovoids for fun, prizes [photo], H 4/6/98 pA3

Susan Asanovic of Wilton recently won fourth place in 1998 Bays Recipe Contest [photo], H 8/5/98 pA10

Winner collects prize in Jeep contest [photo], H 9/15/98 pA2

Context (Business establishment)Norwalk firm makes Hirschfeld art

book, H 3/7/98 pD1Continental Can Co.

Norwalk can company bought by Suiza Foods, H 1/15/98 pD1

Continuing educationFOCUS: Education, BJ 8/3/98 p13+FOCUS: Education - On the List:

Enrichment classes [chart], BJ 8/3/98 p16

Learning new skills, BJ 8/3/98 p13Contonlini, Jessica

New study critical of D.A.R.E. [photo], H 4/16/98 pC7

ContraceptivesGroups push for insurance coverage

for contraceptives [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3

Contracting outOutsourcing can save money, BJ

8/10/98 p11Convention facilities

Contacts: A guide to meetings and conventions [special section], BJ 3/30/98 p19+

Not enough room at the inn: Conference Center conversion leaves `void' in accomodations for meetings, conventions, BJ 5/11/98 p17+

Converse, EmmaHundreds gather for tree, concert

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA3Coogan, Chris

Coogan's Choir: Weston songwriter wins contest and confidence [photo], H 4/10/98 pB1+

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Cook, MarthaRowayton gardeners Christmas

market [photo], H 12/4/98 pB2Cooke, Bradley

Having a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3Cooke, Diana

Upgraded Cooke wins three swim events, H 8/1/98 pB3

CookeryAs easy as pie: Dinner is delicious in

a pastry crust, H 11/11/98 pC1+For the love of oysters, H 12/30/98

pA7Going to pot: How a village welcomes

home its seafarers and farmers with a feast in a huge hot pot, H 12/2/98 pC1+

Life is what you bake it [photo], H 2/21/98 pB8

What's cooking at Stew's? New cookbook offers recipes, preparation tips and more for today's busy lifestyles [photo], H 11/5/98 pB2

Cooking. SEE COOKERYCooks

A master at work: With master chef Edward Leonard on staff, NCTC looks to become a first-class cooking school [photo], H 9/24/98 pB3

Best pickings [photo], H 4/1/98 pA5Chef masters his craft: Norwalk

businessman finds satisfaction in food [photo], H 6/5/98 pC1+

French flavors: Owners give patrons a taste of their heritage [photo], H 4/1/98 pA9+

Norwalk chef cooks up a salute to a mentor [photo], H 3/7/98 pA3

Cooney, Eileen1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Cooney, Liam

Wrestle mania: Liam Cooney was a contender at Wilton [photo], H 2/23/98 pA1+

Cooper, LynnAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Cooper's leadership pivotal to

success of Wilton booters [photo], H 1/3/98 pB1+

Sports in brief: Cooper garners recognition, H 11/20/98 pC2

Sports in brief: Cooper makes third team, H 12/5/98 pB2

Sports in brief: Cooper nets three, H 11/10/98 pA8

Cooperative Educational ServicesSchool Choice costs not known, H

11/21/98 pA3Cope, Anthony T.

Pair reappointed to board, H 2/9/98 pA8

Copley, AndrewBusiness people: New vice prez at

Kodak Polychrome, H 7/13/98 pA7

Coppola, DavidBusiness people: New at Sacred

Heart [photo], H 9/14/98 pA8

Coppola, JoeIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

1/20/98 pA4Cora, Jose


Corbo, FrankProblem solving class adds up to

improvement, H 11/18/98 pA2Corcoran, Frank W.

Busy burglar gets 8 years behind bars, H 6/10/98 pA3

Corcoran, TimCorcoran douses doubts [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Corner Store Variety

Convenience store robbed [photo], H 3/31/98 pA1+

Owner of store says he identified one robber, H 4/2/98 pA2

Cornerstone BankBank to open Norwalk branch, H

10/3/98 pD1Corning Inc.

AEI earns award for air shipments, H 5/6/98 pB6

Corporate insurance. SEE INSURANCE, BUSINESS

Corporate Management Solutions Inc.

CMS grows up, but not without a few pains, BJ 6/1/98 p9

CMS software helps decode complex stock-option regulations, BJ 1/26/98 p8

Corporation executives. SEE EXECUTIVES

CorporationsMoral compass crucial to a

company's survival, BJ 5/11/98 p6

The List: Major Employers [chart], BJ 3/30/98 p14

The List: Public Companies [chart], BJ 6/29/98 p8

Corporations, Nonprofit. SEE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Corporations-Art patronage. SEE ART PATRONAGE

Correale, DanielleSimply Delicious [photo], H 3/12/98

pA1Corsello, Michael

Holding court: Lawyers oppose closing Norwalk court to merge it with Stamford [photo], H 8/14/98 pA1+

Cortez, RamiroPolice continue search for man who

fled court, H 5/22/98 pA3Corwin, Betty

Bravo! Weston's Betty Corwin has preserved forever the spirit of Broadway [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

Cosman, Madeleine PelnerMedical ethicist slams HMO approach

to health [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

CosmeticsForever Makeup: Busy women say

tattooing their makeup saves time [photo], H 3/2/98 pA9+

Cossen Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 1/5/98 p21

Cossuto, Tom1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Bears' perfect season rolls on [photo],

H 11/2/98 pB1+Blue Knights' aerial display stops

Bears [photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+NHS' Tucci hoping good times won't

come to end in New Canaan [photo], H 10/9/98 pC1

No fairy tale ending: Sad conclusion couldn't ruin Norwalk's dream season [photo], H 12/3/98 pB7+

Costa Brava RestaurantFlaming success: Customers return

to month-old Costa Brava Restaurant [photo], H 4/29/98 pA9

Costco Corp.Cleanup of toxins may delay Costco

plan [photo], H 3/25/98 pA1+Conservation board bows to public

pressure for Costco hearing, H 2/20/98 pA1

Conservation clears Costco: Developer clears Costco [photo], H 4/22/98 pA1+

Conservation panel may have broken new hearing law, H 2/13/98 pA3

Costco clears final hurdle, but court challenges loom, H 5/21/98 pA3

Costco foes plan attack on conservation issues, H 3/24/98 pA3

Costco gets approval for Norwalk store [map], H 2/11/98 pA1+

Costco plan receives recommendation, with strings, H 5/15/98 pA3

Costco seeks fast-track status for Norwalk `warehouse' store, BJ 1/26/98 p7

Costco store proposed for Route 1, H 1/10/98 pA3

Costco's Tough Sale: Visions of traffic snarls bedevil project [photo], H 3/19/98 pA1+

Environmental tactics to delay Costco unfair, developer says, H 4/21/98 pA1+

Environmentalist calls for delay in Costco project, H 4/20/98 pA1+

Extra lane suggested for Costco, H 5/1/98 pA3

Group seeks moratorium on Route 1 box stores, H 3/3/98 pA3

It's the right place for Costco [letter], H 3/28/98 pA11

Many reasons against Costco [letter], H 3/28/98 pA11

Month-long wait follows two-day hearing on Costco, H 3/20/98 pA1


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Costco Corp. (Continued)Price of Costco too high, neighbors

say, H 3/14/98 pD1Residents sue to stop Costco, H

5/21/98 pA3Traffic and trees among concerns for

Costco plan, H 4/17/98 pA3Union lends its voice to Costco

opposition, H 3/17/98 pA1+Weighing the Costco: Small

businesses, towns thrive with Costco store, but some neighbors fume [photo], H 4/11/98 pA1+

Costello, Rosemary PetersPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/4/98

pD1Costigan, Kelly

New school liaison builds ties with the community [photo], H 10/10/98 pA3

Cote d'AzurFrench flavors: Owners give patrons

a taste of their heritage [photo], H 4/1/98 pA9+

Cottrell, Mary-PatGreater Norwalk volunteers honored

for efforts [photo], H 5/1/98 pA3Couloute, Matthew

Norwalk attorney gets big break on Court TV, H 12/31/98 pA3

Coulson, TonyPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/4/98

pD1Counseling

Family counselors [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA12

Counterfeits and counterfeiting-Norwalk

$60,000 realized in check scam, H 12/19/98 pA4


Counterfeit $100 bills passed here, H 10/22/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Counterfeit check discovered, H 12/18/98 pA6

Counterfeits and counterfeiting-Westport

Teen accused of making fake $20s on PC, H 12/22/98 pA1

Country Living AssociatesRelocation services team up, H

9/23/98 pB7County St.-Norwalk


Courthouse Associates L.L.C.Bankruptcies, BJ 8/17/98 p18

Courthouses-Norwalk. SEE NORWALK COURTHOUSE

Courts-ConnecticutCourt takes new approach to complex

litigation, BJ 4/6/98 p1+Courtway, Peter

AMSYS works hard at Danbury Hospital contract [photo], BJ 6/1/98 p6

Courville, Jerry Jr.Courville battles back in qualifying

round, H 8/7/98 pC1+Courville bright in Azalea [photo], H

3/30/98 pB1+Courville claims third title, H 8/10/98

pB1+Courville eliminated, H 8/28/98 pC1+Courville makes cut at Amateur, H

8/26/98 pB1Courville ousted from field, H 10/7/98

pB1+Courville recovers for 1-shot triumph

[photo], H 8/27/98 pB5+Courville, Marucci fourth, H 4/9/98

pB9No pain, lots of gain for Courville, H

8/8/98 pB1+Cousins, Chris

He's game [photo], H 7/24/98 pA4Coviello, Andrew G.

Pet project: Inventor seeks backing for novel feeding station, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Cox, GeraldProspect of war with Iraq not simple

matter for area residents, H 2/21/98 pA3

CPR (First aid)Cross training [photo], H 3/21/98 pB8

Craft festivalsUnder cover, crafts sell for Women's

Club [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1+Craft, Jerry

Surfing Lessons: SoNo branch librarian encourages more blacks to use the Internet [photo], H 2/9/98 pA3

Crafter-Whitaker, GeraPoor bus service hobbles welfare

reform [photo], H 2/7/98 pA1+Crafts (Handicrafts). SEE

HANDICRAFTCranbury Chapel

Neighbors offer city historic church, H 8/13/98 pB2

Cranbury Park Carriage HouseCouncil moves on open space, arts

center, H 10/28/98 pA3Cranbury Park-Norwalk

A Spring In His Step [photo], H 4/1/98 pA2

Charges possible in attack on horse, H 2/19/98 pA3

Closing in on a solution [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3

Dogs and parks [edit], H 4/4/98 pA10Horse, rider attacked by pit bulls, H

2/17/98 pA1+Is Norwalk serious about open

space? Trust to debate starting a `land bank' at its meeting Nov. 16 [photo], H 11/12/98 pB1

Leash Crackdown: Dog Warden wants Cranbury Park dogs reined in [photo], H 2/18/98 pA1+

Mud bath at Cranbury: 900 mountain bikers challenge rain-soaked course at Norwalk park [photo], H 5/18/98 pA1+

Norwalk gem [letter], H 9/14/98 pA13

Risk of mishaps weighed against free run for dogs at park, H 2/23/98 pA3

Theater to take center stage at Cranbury: plans would transform park's carriage house into arts center [photo], H 8/22/98 pA3

Without hydrants, park fire was testy [photo], H 3/30/98 pA1+

Cranbury SchoolCranbury School 'a very positive

place': New principal making plans for new year [photo], H 8/18/98 pC7

Cranbury students, parents will miss their principled principal [photo], H 5/16/98 pA3

Fifth-graders meet the mayor [photo], H 10/28/98 pA3

Hand Jive [photo], H 4/18/98 pA3New principals sought at Cranbury,

Columbus for coming school year, H 5/14/98 pA3

On your mark: Get set...: Recess: Stored energy explodes on schoolyard playgrounds [photo], H 5/30/98 pB8

Playing for the holidays [photo], H 12/19/98 pA6

Send In The Clowns [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1

Tell me a story [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7Cranbury School-Staff

Principals selected for Cranbury, Columbus schools, H 6/3/98 pA3

Crane Co.Crane to acquire Sequentia Holdings,

BJ 6/29/98 p5Crane, Jim

Noroton's Crane 1st in North American Sonar Championship, H 10/1/98 pB4

Craw, Shawn "Milk"`Milk' held on $1 million bond [photo],

H 11/10/98 pA1Court briefs: Accused killer waives

hearing, H 12/3/98 pA4Craw pleads not guilty to murder,

shooting charges, H 11/18/98 pA3

Murder cases delayed, H 12/17/98 pA4

Police get `Milk' for murder, shooting [photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+

Police post $50,000 reward for 'Milk' [photo], H 9/15/98 pA1

Creative activities and seat workBustling `City of Play': Values, upbeat

spirit for kids built into Norwalk fun zone, H 6/8/98 pA7

Creaturo, RichardCandid: Local video producers rely on

natural talent [photo], H 2/13/98 pB1+

Cremona, TomGroups push for insurance coverage


Crime statistics. SEE CRIMINAL STATISTICS

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Criminal impersonation-WiltonPolice Blotter: Scam artist sought by

Wilton police, H 11/17/98 pA4Criminal statistics

Nothing new in Maloney's plan, local officials say: Juvenile crime study offers little of use that's not being done, say police, H 5/29/98 pA3

Police crow about city's low crime rate, H 9/1/98 pA1+

Stopping the bleeding: Maloney looks for families, schools, police to help fight surging wave of youth crime [photo], H 5/28/98 pA1+

Criminal trespass-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Break-in reported at

middle school, H 4/27/98 pA4Police Blotter: Fleeing youths caught,

H 6/4/98 pA4Criminals-Rehabilitation

ReEntry grads express thanks, H 9/21/98 pA3

Crisci, MattOne of a kind: Norwalk man

publishes a book of life experiences [photo], H 12/18/98 pB1+

Critelli, MichaelBoldstrokes: Mavericks and movers


Critic's Choice VideoYoungsters pick up an old-timers'


Croffy, John Jr.Two police officers win promotions, H

11/7/98 pA4Crompton & Knowles Corp.

Company profile, H 7/11/98 pd2Cromwell, Jameel

1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1

BMHS routs cadets: Cromwell romps as Trifone passes Casagrande mark, H 10/26/98 pB1+


Cronin, DeirdreAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Cronin, Kevin

Athletes of the Week [photo], H 6/6/98 pB4

Cronin carries Senators, H 6/10/98 pB1+

Crosby, RobertInventive Wilton cops create program

to cut paperwork, H 1/7/98 pA3Cross-country running-Connecticut

Mason, Horton place, H 11/7/98 pB5Crossland, Lloyd

City moves to preserve Woods Pond, H 10/14/98 pA1

City, citizens look to save Wood's Pond, H 12/18/98 pA3

Land purchase doubtful without state help, H 12/9/98 pA1+

Norwalk eyes land purchase, H 12/8/98 pA1

Crowley, Paul T.Business people: Common Fund

appointment [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7

Crown Royale TheaterNeighbors: The ticket seller [photo], H

2/18/98 pA4Crown Theaters LP

Crown Theatres growing by leaps: Plans are to double its screens by 2000, H 8/21/98 pD1

Cruises. SEE OCEAN TRAVELCSK Software

CSK Software to leave Danbury, BJ 4/6/98 p4

Cuadrado, RichardVeterans gather to remember:

Norwalk to honor its heroes [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

CUC International Inc.Audit report cites widespread

irregularities at CUC, BJ 9/7/98 p11

Cendant sells off software business with Stamford ties, H 11/21/98 pD1

Cuff, ChristopherBalancing the Simple and the Exotic

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA9Cummings, Thomas

Shooting at Monterey 'isolated' incident: Police, H 2/12/98 pA1+

Cundari, LouDon't let them tip [photo], H 10/30/98

pA4CURE

Biomed sector needs booster shot, BJ 3/16/98 p6

Curran, JackCurran comes up short, H 6/18/98

pB5Currency. SEE MONEYCurry, Carolanne

Women urged to get tools needed to run for public office, H 2/12/98 pA3

Cushman & Wakefield Inc.Law firm reaches out to needy, H

12/5/98 pD1Real estate firms merge, H 10/15/98

pD1Custom Foot Inc.

Comfy Feet: Shoe store customizes buyer's shoes for a perfect fit, H 2/2/98 pA7

Custom Foot petitions court to approve liquidation of assets, BJ 6/22/98 p12

The shoe fits: Custom Foot poised for nationwide expansion, BJ 4/27/98 p7

Customer servicesCustomer loyalty tied to employees',

BJ 5/18/98 p17+Service may be the key, but the locks

have been changed, BJ 3/2/98 p21+

CyberDocDagar releases CyberDoc, BJ 2/16/98

p6

CyberlabSmithsonian lauds Cyberlab

invention: Robotic workstation advances the search for new drugs, BJ 5/25/98 p1+

Cybernet Data SystemsEdgar takes mystery out of investing,

BJ 8/24/98 p1+Czelada Quadruplets

Checking in on the Czelad quads [photo], H 7/25/98 pB8

DD'Agostino, Elizabeth

Warm reception [photo], H 12/1/98 pA3

D'Agostino, Elizabeth AshleyTo serve and protect: Norwalk

officers honor fallen comrades [photo], H 5/15/98 pA3

D'Agostino, RobertTo serve and protect: Norwalk

officers honor fallen comrades [photo], H 5/15/98 pA3

D'Amato, Geraldine MeadRetired secretary keeps her Norwalk

High classmates in close touch [photo], H 8/24/98 pA1

D'Amato, MeghanA Rose Among Thorns [photo], H

3/4/98 pA4D'Amico, Peter

Triple Point becomes hot commodity: Software maker makes Inc. list [photo], BJ 10/19/98 p1+

D'Onofrio, AnnaHeight change puts P&Z in court, H

4/1/98 pA5Daewoo Motor America

Daewoo halts work on Fairfield dealership, BJ 3/23/98 p1+

Daewoo Motor mum on local plans amid South Korean financial crisis, BJ 2/23/98 p7

Dagar SoftwareDagar releases CyberDoc, BJ 2/16/98

p6Dahm, Dennis

Irish in the crock at Brock's [photo], H 3/11/98 pA9

Daimler-Benz AGMercedes-Chrysler merger will affect

local credit unit, BJ 5/18/98 p2Dairy King

Dairy King owner raps street closing, H 9/12/98 pA3

Dalton, DonnaDoctors ask for calm about bacteria,

H 2/6/98 pA3Norwalk woman dies from flesh-

eating disease, H 2/5/98 pA3Strep disease has eaten Norwalk

woman's leg, H 2/2/98 pA1+Dampeer, John


Dana, MargaretEntrepreneurs share secrets at NCTC

small business fair [photo], H 11/9/98 pA8

Danbury Cycle Ranch Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 12/28/98 p19

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Danbury Health SystemsDanbury Health Center takes road

less traveled, BJ 9/21/98 p18Danbury Hospital

AMSYS works hard at Danbury Hospital contract, BJ 6/1/98 p6

Danbury-Economic conditions$6.5 million Danbury ice rink skates

past final hurdles, BJ 1/26/98 p2300 years of history unfold in

Danbury, BJ 4/20/98 p21Candlewood Playhouse future

remains in limbo, BJ 10/5/98 p2Cendant payroll grows to 1,500 in

Danbury, BJ 5/18/98 p1+Ceruzzi entity hands over keys to

office complex, BJ 1/5/98 p1+Changing times for Danbury, BJ

8/10/98 p14+CSK Software to leave Danbury, BJ

4/6/98 p4Danbury theater will be turned into

arts center, BJ 11/23/98 p4Developer files $10 million civil rights

suit, BJ 11/9/98 p2Developer poised to build Danbury

office complex, BJ 5/25/98 p9Downtown Danbury revival: A $50

million investment pays off for patient retailers, BJ 7/20/98 p1+

ERC charges up business ventures in China, BJ 8/31/98 p6

GE Capital buys 15 acres in Danbury corporate park, BJ 5/11/98 p4

K-9 Academy Ltd. on the scent of growth [photo], BJ 3/30/98 p9+

Lee Farm Corporate Park reportedly sold: $25.8 million price tag put on property, BJ 10/5/98 p7

New owners plan to expand Tuxedo Junction, BJ 9/14/98 p5

Outlook unsettled for Danbury's Sherwood-Davis, BJ 4/13/98 p5

Ready to rumble: Promoters prepare all-female boxing card for Danbury debut, BJ 2/16/98 p1+

Relocation alters plans for Danbury office building, BJ 11/9/98 p1+

Seaman's Furniture to open in Danbury, BJ 8/24/98 p7

Sherwood-Davis to close Danbury plant, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Sneaker retailer undergoing a transformation, BJ 9/7/98 p4

Tourism district puts DANBURY on triple word score, BJ 1/26/98 p3

Two hotels under construction in Danbury, BJ 4/27/98 p4

DanceExpanding horizons: Discovering self-

worth through the fun of dance [photo], H 12/11/98 pB1+

Neighbors: Swing your partner [photo], H 12/23/98 pA4

She's giving tiny dancers an early start [photo], H 9/30/98 pA4

Dance-Study and teachingStep lively: They're kicking up their

heels at Irish dancing classes [photo], H 5/16/98 pB6

Dances. SEE BALLS (PARTIES)

Dancho, GreggZoo rediscovers role as economic

engine [photo], BJ 11/2/98 p2Dancy, Rashad

I Believe I Can Fly [photo], H 4/1/98 pA1

Daniello, HeatherReady For Competition [photo], H

1/17/98 pB1Daniels, Towanda

Today's the day: Voters have their say [photo], H 11/3/98 pA1+

Dardy, OliviaDardy among top frosh [photo], H

3/27/98 pC1+Dardy to come visiting: Wake Forest

in field for FU tournament [photo], H 9/11/98 pC1+

Dardy, Wake Forest in Fairfield tourney, H 11/25/98 pB16

For Dardy, learning to play is hard work [photo], H 11/30/98 pB1+

Grand return: Former McMahon star Dardy nets 21 to lead Wake Forest into tourney final [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+

Major adjustment: Dardy discovers it's a tough struggle to make transition to college basketball [photo], H 2/6/98 pB1+

DARENew study critical of D.A.R.E. [photo],

H 4/16/98 pC7DARE-Wilton

DARE program defended, H 12/30/98 pA1+

Funds for anti-drug program in doubt, H 10/15/98 pA3

Wilton struggles with anti-drug funding, H 11/21/98 pA4

DarienHoliday lights will twinkle in Darien, H

11/16/98 pA5Darien Chamber of Commerce

Briefly: No money for lights, H 10/22/98 pA5

Darien Skating SchoolDreams of gold: Skaters glide on area

rink and think about tomorrow [photo], H 2/19/98 pA1+

Darien Sport ShopDarien Sport Shop dedicates new

park, H 5/12/98 pD1Darien-Economic conditions


Darien denies housing discrimination claim, BJ 8/3/98 p2

Investor buys Darien building for $5.7 million, BJ 9/14/98 p4

Darien-Officials and employeesDarien finance official fired, H

12/17/98 pA4Darien-Police Dept.

Former Darien police secretary helps with Wall of Honor [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1

Dark Shadows (Television program)`Dark Shadows' fans hover at

mansion [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3

Dauk, Nancy RawlsPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/7/98

pD1Daversa, Michael

V-chip indifference: Newest television technology has little impact on buying, customers say [photo], H 3/16/98 pA7

David X Manners Co.On-Line magazine wins two awards,

H 1/28/98 pB5Davidoff of Geneva

Cigar-maker Davidoff to expand, BJ 2/16/98 p3

Davies, Elizabeth N.City's high schools name their top

students [photo], H 6/11/98 pB2E ticket for college: Four Norwalk



Davies, Robert B.Business people [photo], H 10/5/98

pA11Davis Cos.

Davis Cos. sells property to Berwind unit, BJ 8/10/98 p3

Davis Management Corp.Davis expands reach of management

division, BJ 9/7/98 p2Davis, Raymond

The oldest of the Mohegans: Great Spirit invoked during traditional Indian burial [photo], H 9/24/98 pA1+

Dawson, Darlyn BonnerMonday's snapshot [photo], H

2/23/98 pA1Day-care centers

Day care centers [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA8

Family Center Services publishes daycare guide, H 3/21/98 pA3

The List: Day Care Centers [chart], BJ 8/3/98 p8

Day-care centers for the aged. SEE ALSO AGED

Adult day care [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA4The List: Adult Day Care Centers

[chart], BJ 7/20/98 p8Day-care centers-Norwalk

Court to hear day-care dispute, H 10/3/98 pA3

Filling a void: Pre-school, child care center to accommodate 165 youngsters, H 3/3/98 pB7

Kennelly visits to promote day care, H 5/9/98 pA3


Zoning board wants stiff day-care center rules, H 5/1/98 pA1+

Day-care centers-WestportDay-care plan irks neighbors, H

9/4/98 pA3Dayton, Peter

Police Blotter: Accident victims still in hospital, H 12/2/98 pA4

DBF Warehousing & Contracts Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 10/5/98 p20

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DCC TechnologiesHuman resources available online, H

12/17/98 pD1DCI Telecommunications Inc.

DCI and IXC form alliance, BJ 12/14/98 p16

DCI expands, BJ 8/3/98 p4DCI offers $10 million for WorldPass

Communications, BJ 2/9/98 p9DCI re-enters quiet period, BJ

12/28/98 p5DCI Telecom to buy back stock, BJ

1/26/98 p13DCI Telecommunications declares

first dividend, BJ 2/2/98 p3DCI, Data Wave form joint venture,

BJ 2/16/98 p15De Guzman, Blair

Masters of the trade: Robbins Tesar uses high-tech tools to help clients display their wares [photo], BJ 5/4/98 p13

Deaf-Means of communicationSilent Partner: NCTC interpreter

driven by helping deaf understand [photo], H 4/25/98 pB10

Deane, PeterGotta swing: Lessons in cuttin' a rug

[photo], H 11/7/98 pB8DeAngelis, Joe

Bears overcome Senators [photo], H 5/21/98 pC7

Death-Causes-New CanaanNew Canaan woman found dead on

beach, H 6/9/98 pA4Death-Causes-Norwalk

`She did not give up': Irish fighter, wife, devoted mother, bid a final farewell [photo], H 9/19/98 pA1+





Don't put blame on paramedics [letter], H 10/1/98 pA9



Norwalk woman dies from flesh-eating disease, H 2/5/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Body found on Osborne Street, H 6/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Death called overdose, H 4/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Elderly man found dead, H 12/18/98 pA6

Police Blotter: Man identified, death investigated, H 6/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police investigate death, H 6/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Roodner death investigated, H 4/13/98 pA4



Deaths. SEE OBITUARIESDebase, Catherine

Crafts galore [photo], H 11/19/98 pB2DeCaro, Angelo


DeCarolis, ArnoldShops, cops train to stop heist gangs

[photo], H 12/4/98 pA1+Deecken, Jim


Deegan, ErinAthletes of the Week [photo], H

5/23/98 pB5Deer-Fairfield County

Abundance of deer a menace to car society, H 7/7/98 pA1+

Deering, JimNorwalk Old Timers to honor Deering,

Kelly [photo], H 9/23/98 pB1Defibrillators

Heart Patrol: Norwalk police plan to put defibrillators in some cruisers, H 4/14/98 pA1+

Deja-Vu RestaurantAll quiet on Westport's eastern front:

Neighborhood pleased with calm restored by Deja-Vu club's closing, H 6/22/98 pA1+

Controversial Westport restaurant closes its doors, H 5/29/98 pA1+

Deja-Vu owner gets break on felony counts, H 7/1/98 pA3

Westport leader lashes out at Deja Vu, H 4/7/98 pA1+

Westport plans assault on Deja-Vu's liquor license, H 4/9/98 pA1+

DeJesus, JuanVolunteers pitch in, make a difference

[photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+DeJesus, Tatiana

Telling Of Her Island [photo], H 2/11/98 pA1

Del Giudice, GaetanoCutting Out: South Norwalk barber

calling it quits after 34 years [photo], H 6/24/98 pA3

Del Rio, AngelCelebration! NCTC marks Spanish

Heritage Month [photo], H 10/9/98 pA1+

DeLauro, RosaBigger Edge: Congress members

look at extending Head Start [photo], H 2/20/98 pA1+

Delgado, Hector30 minutes ends cop's 18 months of

waiting [photo], H 1/27/98 pA1+Delgado attorney says accept jury's

view [photo], H 2/20/98 pA3Delgado faces new police hearing to

get job back, H 2/4/98 pA1+Delgado gets his job back:

Suspended officer had been cleared in traffic-stop incident [photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+

Esposito wants Hispanic to help judge officer, H 2/6/98 pA1

Hispanics doubt mayor's effort in Delgado case, H 2/20/98 pA1+

Jury to decide on sexual assault charge only, H 1/24/98 pA3

Mayor picks minister for police review board, H 2/19/98 pA3

Mayor's search still on for Hispanic for board, H 2/18/98 pA3

Officer Delgado defends actions during sworn testimony, H 1/24/98 pA3

Police hearing on fate of Officer Delgado resumes today, H 5/6/98 pA3

Police hearing set on suspended officer, H 2/17/98 pA1+

Scheduling conflicts delay Delgado's hearing, H 2/25/98 pA4

Delgado, RichardRobbery suspect dies, H 4/30/98 pA4

Dell Computer Corp.Winning market strategies: How Dell

does it, BJ 11/30/98 p7Deloitte & Touche

Cendant says so-long to Ernst & Young, keeps Deloitte & Touche, H 5/19/98 pA3

Deloitte & Touche one of the nation's best firms, H 12/22/98 pD1

Deloitte & Touche takes space in Nyala Farms, BJ 8/17/98 p8

Deloitte & Touche to acquire assets of tax consulting firm, BJ 4/27/98 p19

Deloitte & Touche, Hyperion team to offer business ideas, H 2/6/98 pD1

Expansion adds up for Deloitte & Touche, BJ 7/27/98 p8

Tax service sold, H 4/13/98 pB5DeLong, Lauren

1998 All-Area Girls' Swimming Team [photo], H 12/26/98 pB4

Delta Group LLCClubs may get new home, H 10/22/98

pA3DeLuca, Dr. Jeffrey

Norwalk doctors plan regenerative knee surgery [photo], H 2/9/98 pA3

DeLuca, FranniePetroccio to harvest another award

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB5DelVecchio, Chris

All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98 pB1

Delvecchio, ChrisSenators unleash barrage [photo], H

4/27/98 pB1+Demassa, Nancy

Spending battle: Fitting tribute, unfit spending policy create political clash [photo], H 3/27/98 pA3

DeMattio, MatthewUp close and personal: After lunch

with Martha, gregarious president connects with the crowd [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

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Democratic partyClinton in Westport to raise funds for

Democrats, H 3/7/98 pA3Democratic party-Connecticut. SEE

ALSO CANDIDATE'S NAME; ELECTIONS-CONNECTICUT

Democrats dealt stronger hand to play in state Senate, H 11/5/98 pA6

Democrats manage to hold most constitutional offices, H 11/4/98 pA6

First Lady boosts party spirits and coffers [photo], H 10/8/98 pA1+

Nappier ekes out a victory, H 11/5/98 pA5

Rowland calls his re-election a `vote of confidence', H 11/5/98 pA5

Status quo in Senate, H 11/4/98 pA7Stewart hosting Clinton to raise

political funds, H 5/14/98 pA3Democratic party-Norwalk

Candidates to electorate: Vote [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

Democrats question NEON board selections, H 1/14/98 pA3

Democrats renominate Knopp and Sellers [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3

Dems, GOP open HQs in Norwalk, H 10/2/98 pA3

Mayor's failure to back Keyes riles Democrats, H 3/10/98 pA3

Pol files papers a little too late [photo], H 8/13/98 pA3

South Norwalk generates heat for politicos, H 7/13/98 pA3

Where are the Democrats? Six Republicans face no opposition Tuesday, H 11/2/98 pA2

Democratic party-WestportTwo Democrats seeking chance to

beat Tymniak, H 7/17/98 pA3Demonstrations-Norwalk

Protest [photo], H 2/28/98 pA4DeMorgan Industries Corp.

Cyber briefs: DeMorgan ships WebSpice Animations, BJ 6/15/98 p12

Dempsey, Myers & Co.Dempsey, Myers adds offices, H

1/26/98 pB6Den, Elana

Staples students merit honors [photo], H 10/10/98 pA3

Dennis, LynnBusiness people: NCTC fills post, H

6/15/98 pA6Dentom, Dorothy

Getting a jump on spring [photo], H 2/5/98 pC9

Deogie WearDiscounted designer labels in SoNo

[photo], H 12/15/98 pC1Deorio, Jim


DePalma, MikeAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Grid group honors scholar-athletes

[photo], H 4/10/98 pC1+

DePanfilis, Anthony J.City probate candidate a sure winner,

H 10/31/98 pA3That winning feeling [photo], H

11/4/98 pA3DePanfilis, Kelly

All Saints hosts science fair [photo], H 2/19/98 pB8

DePanfilis, Vincent A.Monday snapshot [photo], H 4/6/98

pA1DePasquale, Michael

Inc. ranking reflects Precision Computer's philosophy [photo], BJ 12/14/98 p9

Dependent Care ConnectionDodd touts Clinton's child care plan,

H 1/31/98 pA3Program for moms helps company,

too, H 8/20/98 pA4Deportation

Police Blotter: Norwalker deported; sent back to Ecuador, H 9/4/98 pA4

Depression, MentalUnwrapping the secrets of holiday

blues: Depression is real and it strikes many people during the holidays, H 12/3/98 pB3

Derby Rd.-NorwalkLiving on Derby Road / Norwalk

[photo], H 4/14/98 pA4DeRosa, Danny

Ready to take on the world [photo], H 11/6/98 pC4

Sports in brief: Norwalker wins bronze in karate, H 11/12/98 pB6

DeRosa, VinnyReady to take on the world [photo], H

11/6/98 pC4Derry, Rev. James

Churches say farewell to minister [photo], H 3/14/98 pB9

Derry, Leroy "Cuba"Latin Kings' leader jailed for 33 years,

H 10/29/98 pA4Norwalk man called a leader in crime

wave by Latin Kings, H 4/14/98 pA1+

DeSantis, Robert J.People in business: DeSantis picked

as CFO of utility company, H 1/13/98 pA7

Design, IndustrialMasters of the trade: Robbins Tesar

uses high-tech tools to help clients display their wares, BJ 5/4/98 p13+

Design-Spring StudioWestport firm has bright idea, H

10/27/98 pB7Designer Label Consignments

Fashion Finds: Consignment shops offer styles for less [photo], H 4/27/98 pA9

Desmond Virgulak Brown Commercial Realty

Real estate notes: Property leased, H 7/7/98 pB7

DeSoye, John1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4

Desrosiers, RodneyPeace And Quiet [photo], H 1/7/98

pA3Devan Acura of Norwalk

Baby-boomers are 'the' target for most car dealers today [photo], H 2/24/98 pC3

Devil's Den-WestonA walk in the woods: Two area hikers

find serenity in Devil's Den [photo], H 10/9/98 pB1

Hikers learn at Den [photo], H 6/18/98 pB4

Weston Nature Conservancy is the recipient of new wheels, H 4/9/98 pB10

Devine, KevinSchool Notebook: Governor's

Scholars, H 8/29/98 pC10Devine, Zachary


DeVito, MacFootball more than a passing fancy

for DeVito [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+

Petroccio and DeVito combine to win again, H 7/18/98 pB1+

Temple assists DeVito, H 7/21/98 pB1+

Devon Group Inc. SEE APPLIED GRAPHICS TECHNOLOGIES INC.

Devore Baking Company Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 7/20/98 p22, BJ

11/16/98 p27Diabetes

Message for life: Prevention key for diabetics, doc says [photo], H 3/23/98 pB7

Dial-A-RideDial-a-Ride adds routes from Wilton

to Norwalk, H 7/7/98 pA3Diamandis, Alexander

A business built on bright ideas [photo], H 4/13/98 pA7

Diamond, BarryArbitron aids debtors of good will

[photo], BJ 6/29/98 p1+Diamond, Sue


Red Cross chapter says thanks to its volunteers [photo], H 10/16/98 pA3

DIANON Systems Inc.DIANON receives patent, BJ 2/16/98

p9DiBartolomeo, Lauren

Let the sun shine [photo], H 8/3/98 pA3

Dickinson, RobertBusiness people: Norwalker

promoted [photo], H 9/14/98 pA8Dickson, R. Duane

Business people, H 11/23/98 pA7Dickstein, Jane

Norwalk woman to run student cafe, H 4/10/98 pA3

DiCostanzo, Maria1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7

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DiCostanzo, Maria (Continued)Absence proved DiCostanzo's value

[photo], H 12/17/98 pB5+Staying put: Cavanagh's goal enables


DiFlorio, JimmyAll in a day's work: Love for kids fuels

this Santa [photo], H 12/5/98 pB5Digital Arts Training Association

Advanced digital arts training center opens in Danbury, BJ 9/7/98 p7

Dillon, MarionWalls are their niche: Rowayton duo

help corporations add art to the office [photo], H 7/20/98 pA7

Dilloway, SusanExchange program: Two social

studies teachers - one from McMahon, the other from Wilton High - Switch jobs for one semester [photo], H 1/22/98 pB7

DiModugno, Dr. Mary KatherineWCSU professor participates in

international infant formula study, BJ 11/23/98 p15

Dinas, GisleneMonoxide danger up with cold, H

11/28/98 pA3Diocese of Bridgeport. SEE ROMAN

CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF BRIDGEPORT

DiPasqua, Lucy NardiSuccess links new Norwalk wall



Dipietro, DianeParenting workshop offers help

[photo], H 11/2/98 pA4DiPisa, Peter

Fondue: It's the perfect definition of 'social dining' [photo], H 2/18/98 pB1+

Direct marketingDirect mail/fulfillment companies

[chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA10The List: Direct Mail and Fulfillment

Firms [chart], BJ 9/14/98 p8DiRenzo, Robert

The Power of Sewage: Decisions about septic systems dictate Greater Norwalk density [photo], H 6/6/98 pA1+

DiRoma, ChrisAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Disabled. SEE HANDICAPPEDDisaster relief

Disaster plan pilot program for state, H 1/15/98 pA3

Selectmen to vote on disaster grant, H 12/16/98 pA3

Westport gets grant to fight natural disasters, H 7/18/98 pA3

DiScala, DanaSilly Saturday: Children enjoy search

for treats, visit from bunny [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Disco dancing-NorwalkDisco Dancin' in the Dark [photo], H

1/31/98 pB8Discovery (Space Shuttle)

Glenn soars into history: World's oldest astronaut ènjoying the show' [photo], H 10/30/98 pA1+

Godspeed, John Glenn [edit], H 10/30/98 pA10

Seniors take launch in stride [photo], H 10/30/98 pA1+

Discovery MuseumCrossing borders: Regional teens

unite to produce exhibit at Discovery Museum in Bridgeport [photo], H 5/21/98 pB5

Discrimination in employment-Norwalk

Second try in suit vs. city: Lawyer says he has new evidence, H 9/4/98 pA4

Diserio, Eugenie1998 shaping up as an astronomical

year [photo], BJ 1/19/98 p4Dismissal of employees. SEE

EMPLOYEES-DISMISSAL OFDiStefano, Bill

Sports in brief: Norwalkers honored, H 5/29/98 pC2

Diviney, Richard J.Diviney, O'Grady vie in probate race,

H 10/31/98 pA7Slez, Diviney seek judgeship, H

2/24/98 pA3DNA fingerprinting

Perkin Elmer makes kit to help police, H 2/13/98 pA3

DNA identification. SEE DNA FINGERPRINTING

Doberl, GailFormer Wiltonite hits the courts, H

3/13/98 pB1Dodd, Christopher J.

Dodd breezes to easy victory over Franks [photo], H 11/4/98 pA5

Dodd touts Clinton's child care plan, H 1/31/98 pA3

Dodd touts Norden, H 10/15/98 pA2Pharmacies must tell about recalls,

two Connecticut congressmen insist [photo], H 3/12/98 pA1+

Sound improvements hailed [photo], H 10/21/98 pA3

Doepper, PeggyPersonnel file [photo], H 12/21/98 pD1

Dogs-Law and legislation-Connecticut

Pooch power: Legislature may look at anti-puppy mill law [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

Dogs-Law and legislation-NorwalkClosing in on a solution: Council

committee considers closing off part of Cranbury for dogs [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3

Dogs and parks [edit], H 4/4/98 pA10Keeping dogs in control: Leash laws

can protect the innocent [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+

Run of the park [photo], H 4/3/98 pA1

Dogs-Law and legislation-Westport"To leash or not to leash?" That is the

question in Westport, H 11/11/98 pA1

Death of pet dog highlights need for restrictions [letter], H 12/18/98 pA10

Horror stories mark debate over leash law, H 10/29/98 pA3

Keeping dogs in control: Leash laws can protect the innocent [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+

Leash debate set for January, H 12/2/98 pA2

Leash law debated: Owner of dead dog not sure about more limits [photo], H 12/17/98 pA1+

Proposed leashing law has some dog owners doggone mad [photo], H 10/5/98 pA3

Question `dogs' Westport [edit], H 10/13/98 pA6

Revised Westport leash law to be debated tonight, H 12/1/98 pA3

Unleashed dog in park kills another, H 12/16/98 pA3

Winslow Park fine the way it is [letter], H 10/20/98 pA13

Dogs-NorwalkAIDS victim longs for runaway dog

[photo], H 9/4/98 pA1+Bandanas say 'Not me,' H 12/5/98


9/12/98 pA10, H 11/27/98 pA12Brandy eludes massive doghunt

[photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+Brandy eludes psychic, H 10/31/98

pA3Brandy look-alikes to get special


Brandy posters removed, H 11/19/98 pA3

Brandy searchers hope house will be home [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1

Brandy seen by many, but still on loose [photo], H 9/15/98 pA2

Brandy sightings keep up hopes [photo], H 9/17/98 pA2

Brandy sightings reported far and wide [photo], H 9/21/98 pA3

Charges possible in attack on horse, H 2/19/98 pA3

City health department says new dog pound needed [photo], H 5/12/98 pA3


Dog owner charged in pit bull attack on horse, H 3/6/98 pA4

Dying man's dog on loose despite community effort [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+

Goose patrol: Border collie trained to chase geese from ponds. Dog hounds pesky geese [photo], H 11/28/98 pC9

Horse, rider attacked by pit bulls, H 2/17/98 pA1+

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Dogs-Norwalk (Continued)Leash Crackdown: Dog Warden


Life inside city dog pound is no gravy train, H 5/2/98 pA3

Longtime `family ties' spur hunt for Brandy [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1+

Looking for Brandy: Dog searchers spend the night near Woods Pond [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

Missing dog eludes searchers, but seen on the loose, H 9/25/98 pA2

More Brandy sightings bolster hunt, H 9/14/98 pA2

New home furnished to lure Brandy back [photo], H 11/12/98 pA3

Patient's lost dog spotted [photo], H 9/9/98 pA4

Pet detective stymied in Brandy hunt [photo], H 11/21/98 pA1

Pooch posse stays positive [photo], H 9/29/98 pA3

Psychic connection sought [photo], H 10/24/98 pA1

Removal of signs 'insensitive' [letter], H 11/27/98 pA13

Reward for Brandy has look-alikes growling [photo], H 11/17/98 pA1

Reward for Brandy now $10,000 [photo], H 10/16/98 pA1

Reward up, but no sign of Brandy, H 10/21/98 pA3

Risk of mishaps weighed against free run for dogs at park, H 2/23/98 pA3

Search for Brandy goes on [letter], H 11/30/98 pA13

That's not Brandy [photo], H 12/7/98 pA2

Dogs-WiltonDogs' day in Wilton at bazaar [photo],

H 10/19/98 pA3Dogs. SEE ALSO PETS

Dental emergencies need speedy attention [photo], H 11/28/98 pD12

Patient trainee [photo], H 1/6/98 pA3Dohring, Edward


DollsThe living doll [photo], H 12/18/98

pB1+Domecq Imports Inc. SEE ALLIED

DOMECQ SPIRITS USADomestic violence. SEE FAMILY

VIOLENCEDomestic Violence Crisis Center

Spring break [photo], H 4/2/98 pB8Dominick, Sal Jr.

Business people: Company names CEO, H 6/22/98 pB7

Domyan, SteveSilvermine parents say school needs

renovations now, H 4/29/98 pA3Donahue, Tom

Donahue, USSC earn top honors [photo], H 4/30/98 pA3

Donation of organs, tissues, etc.Nicholas' gifts of life: CBS movie

about Norwalk boy to premier in city [photo], H 4/10/98 pA1+

Patient extols virtue of organ donation, H 3/5/98 pB7

Donkeys-NorwalkAnimal rights group protests donkey

event, H 4/11/98 pA1+Donleavy-Johnston, Dr. Suzan

Weston physician in women's center, H 2/23/98 pA7

Donlin, RachelTelling Of Her Island [photo], H

2/11/98 pA1Donowitz, Gayle

Boys Village position provides challenge to veteran educator, H 11/12/98 pA3

Doorstep ExpressEntrepreneur really delivers: Norwalk

company brings hot restaurant food right to your Doorstep, H 7/6/98 pA11

Knock out: Doorstep Express flourishes as competitors wither, BJ 5/18/98 p1+

Dorjee, TenzinThe art of language: They speak in

12 tongues in Jefferson classroom [photo], H 2/5/98 pA1+

Doubletree HotelNLRB to probe union status at

Doubletree, H 7/6/98 pA3Dougherty, John

Tax preparers move into highest gear, H 4/1/98 pA5

Doughty, MichellePositive Parenting: Upbeat effort in

early years helps children [photo], H 4/21/98 pA3

Douglas, EricDouglas remarks disrupted session,

therapist testifies, H 2/11/98 pA3Douglas terrorized my 12-year-old

girl, father testifies, H 2/10/98 pA3

Father sues Eric Douglas for Silver Hill actions, H 2/28/98 pA3

Judge reminds Douglas who's in charge of court, H 2/6/98 pA3

Jurors take 16 minutes to find Eric Douglas innocent [photo], H 2/12/98 pA1+

Douglas, KyleSend In The Clowns [photo], H

2/21/98 pA1Dow Corning Corp.

Dow Corning closes STI plant, BJ 8/24/98 p6

Down syndromePeter's life: Down syndrome won't

hamper Olympian effort [photo], H 9/19/98 pB10

Woman with Down syndrome reads poems at Norwalk shop [photo], H 4/2/98 pA3

Downtown Cabaret Theater-Bridgeport

Crowd pleasers [photo], H 10/27/98 pA3

Doyle, Dr. MichaelProud parents say thanks [photo], H

12/21/98 pA3Doyle, Luke

Business people [photo], H 11/23/98 pA7

Dragonas-Perkins, JaneLockwood-Mathews Mansion

chairman has history in her blood [photo], H 10/19/98 pA1

Dragovic, JemileMonday's snapshot: Top student at

Brien McMahon excels within the diversity of Norwalk [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1

Dredging-NorwalkArmy Corps to get $700,000 to

dredge Five Mile River silt [photo], H 10/3/98 pA1+

Dress for Success'Dress for Success' a real success

[letter], H 7/31/98 pA15Shop addresses attire and success

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA3Driver, Kathleen

Former Wiltonite hits the courts, H 3/13/98 pB1

Drowning-New CanaanDrowning ruled accidental by medical

examiner, H 6/5/98 pA3Norwalk boy drowns in pool in New

Canaan, H 6/4/98 pA1+Drug Abuse Resistance Education.

SEE DAREDrug abuse-Norwalk

Òpen air drug market' gets no attention, residents gripe [photo], H 7/31/98 pA1+

Frustrated Bouton Street area residents turn to state for help, H 8/13/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Five face marijuana charges, H 2/6/98 pA4

Roodner drug traffic moves out, not away, H 5/21/98 pA1+

Drug abuse-Prevention-Fairfield County

Meeting for Norwalk area focuses on drug dependency, H 3/25/98 pA3

Drug abuse-Prevention-Norwalk. SEE ALSO WEED AND SEED PROGRAM

After-school program aims to stop drug abuse, crime [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Community briefs: City gets $17,000 grant, H 7/13/98 pA4

Community briefs: City gets drug grant, H 7/21/98 pA4

Groups join forces to fight teen pregnancy, drug use, H 4/6/98 pA3

Norwalk council to vote on how to spend state drug grant, H 1/6/98 pA3

Drug abuse-Prevention-WestportTown to spend $20,000 on anti-drug

programs, H 1/22/98 pA3Drug abuse-Treatment

Rehab reaches out to wider range of patients [photo], H 9/8/98 pA3

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Drugs-NorwalkDrug dealer trades truck for prison

time, H 12/22/98 pA1+Drugstores

HMOs forced pharmacist Howard Miller to fold up his tent: After 40 years in Norwalk, Windsor Drug quietly dies [photo], H 6/3/98 pA1+

Pharmacies must tell about recalls, two Connecticut congressmen insist [photo], H 3/12/98 pA1+

Drums Around the WorldCommunity briefs: Drummers pound

for peace, H 8/31/98 pA4Drunk driving

Drivers urged to have none for the road, H 12/12/98 pA1+

Is 0.08 the right solution? Restaurant, tavern owners question alcohol mandate, BJ 3/16/98 p1+

Mo pleads innocent to drunk driving, H 1/10/98 pB1+

Drunk driving-NorwalkAlleged DWI driver has case

continued, H 11/3/98 pA3Another side to this tragedy [letter], H

11/18/98 pA13Charges upped in fatal crash [photo],

H 11/18/98 pA1+Driver admits drinking, H 12/1/98 pA3Drunken drivers face charges, H

11/17/98 pA3Police on alert for drinking drivers, H

12/31/98 pA1Vigil set Nov. 21 for Anne-Carine

[photo], H 11/7/98 pA3Woman plea bargains in drunk driving

death, H 12/1/98 pA1+Dry cleaning


Duda, DavidSpecial delivery: Mailbox custom built

to match the house [photo], H 6/9/98 pA3

Duer, PatriciaGrading the boss: Effective

supervisors show flexibility, consideration of employees' needs, experts say [photo], H 2/6/98 pD1

Duffy, BlancheDesire to know future draws folks to

psychics [photo], H 2/17/98 pA3Duffy, Charlie


Dufraesne, AllegraTree glows at City Hall: Season

opens warmly with tree lighting [photo], H 12/3/98 pA1+

Dugdale, JohnDarien Old Timers will honor 5

Monday [photo], H 11/7/98 pB4Dumas, Ernest

SoNo garden to plant seeds of hope, founder says, H 4/28/98 pA1+

Duncan, PatGarbage at South Norwalk lot angers

neighbors [photo], H 1/10/98 pA3

Dunkin' Donuts-WiltonCain Management adds Togo's to

Dunkin' Donuts, BJ 8/31/98 p2It's not your father's Doughnut Shop:

West Coast sandwich shop teams with Wilton Dunkin' Donuts `hangout', H 8/7/98 pA1+

Dunlap, LizThe Smiling Face of Liz Dunlap

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB16Dunn, Gary

All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98 pB1

Dunn, William E. III$250,000 in commissions at stake:

Wilton man says Norwalk firm fired him to keep money owed him, H 3/3/98 pA5

Dunne, Jenny1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Dupree, Asza

Telling Of Her Island [photo], H 2/11/98 pA1

DuracellPowerSmart acquires Duracell's

`smart battery' technology, BJ 2/2/98 p10

Durst, Ryan1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Dushay, Nancy

Nurse must pay back $65,000 she stole, H 11/25/98 pA1+

Dyer, JonShedding his Shield: Police officer

retires after 27 years on the job [photo], H 5/2/98 pA3

EE.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co.

DuPont defends cleanup at Bridgeport site in face of lawmakers' questions, BJ 1/26/98 p1+

E.M.M.E. (USA) Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27

Eagle's Club-NorwalkMan sentenced for gambling at

Norwalk club, H 5/11/98 pA3Ear-Diseases

Local doctor creates device to treat ringing in the ears [photo], H 1/26/98 pB7

Earnhardt, DaleEarnhardt gearing up to do battle

[photo], H 12/4/98 pC1+Earnings. SEE WAGESEast Ave.-Norwalk


East Avenue TexacoTex the fortunate turkey finds a new

home, no roasting pans in sight [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1

East Norwalk Historical CemeteryNorwalk cemetery fortifies its storied

gate [photo], H 1/8/98 pA4East Norwalk Library

Stacking up: Look up dedication at the library and you just might see

Eunice Van Zilen [photo], H 4/7/98 pA3

Taxpayers push for East Norwalk Library funding, H 3/6/98 pA4

EasterBlessing the Babka: Polish keep

Easter food tradition alive, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Eggs-ceptional winners, H 4/16/98 pA4

Foot-washing ritual at Christ Episcopal menial but meaningful, H 4/9/98 pA3

Good Eggs: Greater Norwalk youngsters hunt ovoids for fun, prizes [photo], H 4/6/98 pA3

Joe Atgoglia, owner of Angela Mia [photo], H 4/9/98 pA2

Please Sir, Just What Do You Do? [photo], H 4/9/98 pA3

Puttin' on the Ritz: Spring bonnets flitter at Norwalk Easter services [photo], H 4/13/98 pA1+

Silly Saturday: Children enjoy search for treats, visit from bunny [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Solemn Sunday: Christians celebrate Christ's resurrection at sunrise service [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Easter eggs-NorwalkDecorating in Detail: Norwalk woman

renowned for Easter egg artistry [photo], H 4/11/98 pA3

Easton-Economic conditionsConservation group rejects

compromise for Trout Brook land, BJ 2/16/98 p10

Eastport Maritime USABusiness briefs: Eastport Maritime

lease, H 8/24/98 pB6Eating disorders

Battling the binge: Norwalk therapist unlocks feelings to heal disorders [photo], H 9/11/98 pB1+

EC Cubed Inc.EC Cubed pieces together e-

commerce, BJ 8/31/98 p1+EC Cubed taps $11.5 million to

finance growth strategy, BJ 6/8/98 p2

In brief: EC Cubed taps Hyperion chief, H 12/15/98 pD1

Echlin Inc.Company profile, H 11/21/98 pD2

Economic developmentThe List: Economic Development

[chart], BJ 4/6/98 p12EDGAR Online

Edgar takes mystery out of investing, BJ 8/24/98 p1+

EDGAR wins major new clients, H 12/17/98 pD1

Local cybernet company expands financial reach, H 1/13/98 pA7

Edgehill Senior Residence-StamfordEdgehill contractors file liens:

Payment problem linked to Canadian bankruptcy, BJ 11/9/98 p1+

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Edgehill Senior Residence-Stamford (Continued)

On the cutting edge: Edgehill offers new approach to retirement, assisted living and beyond [photo], BJ 4/27/98 pS8+

Edmondson, HerbHis Restaurant Has Wheels [photo],

H 2/4/98 pA4Education

Early exposure to books gives youngsters a head start in school [photo], H 9/24/98 pB1

FOCUS: Education, BJ 1/5/98 p15+, BJ 11/23/98 p13+

Higher learning, higher earning, BJ 1/5/98 p15

Education, Preschool-WestportNew battle over in-home preschool, H

8/7/98 pA3Education-Connecticut

City won't join suit to alter school funding formula, H 1/23/98 pA1+

Discrimination changes from Sheff may take years to see, H 1/26/98 pA3

Education-Data processing$2 million computer wiring set for

schools, H 6/18/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/20/98 pA10Class cures sick computers [photo],

H 12/10/98 pA3Fairfield University gets $150,000 to

establish interactive classroom, BJ 8/3/98 p14

Gift links Norwalk pupils to world [photo], H 9/10/98 pA3

Investment in mouse play: Millions spent on computers changes way lessons are taught [photo], H 3/28/98 pA1+

Rowland lauds matching grant for tech [photo], H 3/31/98 pA1+

Stepping into 21st century: 200 students, parents walk at Cranbury Park for school computers [photo], H 11/16/98 pA3

Top software makes home a classroom [photo], H 8/18/98 pC2


Education-Fairfield CountyCollege graduate job listing index, BJ

5/25/98 p spec sec 18New ways to learn, new ways to

teach [photo], H 2/24/98 pC12School districts, BJ 5/25/98 p spec

sec 18Education-Norwalk

Italy offers the lira for new program, H 3/21/98 pA3

Kendall experiment proves it works to blend classes [photo], H 5/9/98 pA1+

Making Old Times Fresh: City museum offers teachers chance to immerse students in the 1800's [photo], H 5/14/98 pA1+

Other school districts fancy one-room schoolhouse idea, H 5/9/98 pA1+

Shuttle adventure: Columbus school astronauts spend 24 hours in 'space' [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

The art of language: They speak in 12 tongues in Jefferson classroom [photo], H 2/5/98 pA1+

Women's club to allow boys in after-school math program, H 1/12/98 pA3

Education-WiltonSchool creates 'Reading Buddies'

[photo], H 2/9/98 pA4Educational consultants

Consultant investigates Ivies [photo], H 9/18/98 pC1+

Edwards, SusanExpert offers college tips, H 11/30/98

pA3Eisenach, Sabra

Dressing `bones; better: Norwalk company sells silk accessories to health professionals [photo], H 3/23/98 pA7

Eisner, CarolProving her mettle: Sculptor uses a

welder's torch to transform junkyard scrap into objects of art [photo], H 10/1/98 pB1+

El Dorado Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 5/25/98 p21

Elder, LorenzoWords of wisdom and hope [photo], H

11/3/98 pA3Elderly persons. SEE AGEDElections-Connecticut

Another happy election winner [letter], H 11/17/98 pA13

Area GOP picks two candidates, H 7/23/98 pA3

Barbara who? Test entrenched governor [photo], H 7/25/98 pA1+

Blumenthal challenger hails from Norwalk [photo], H 7/11/98 pA3

Boucher targets traffic on 7 [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3

Bridge into next century [edit], H 11/4/98 pA12

Cafero runs unopposed in Norwalk's 142nd [photo], H 10/30/98 pA4

Candidates talk issues in Westport [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Challenger Goldberg takes on GOP's Bernhard in 136th [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3


City students pick Rowland: Mock election offers lesson in government [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1+


Community briefs: Knopp to run for re-election, H 7/20/98 pA4

Connecticut's congressional delegation will be little changed next year, H 11/4/98 pA7

County medics endorse Freedman [letter], H 10/2/98 pA11


Democrats launch challenge in 141st [photo], H 10/30/98 pA3

Democrats manage to hold most constitutional offices, H 11/4/98 pA6

Democrats renominate Knopp and Sellers [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3

Do your part [edit], H 11/2/98 pA12Election results [table], H 11/4/98 pA3Freedmen's victory overlooked

[letter], H 11/11/98 pA7Genuario, unopposed, running hard

nonetheless [photo], H 10/31/98 pA7

High sheriff post draws candidates, unlike most other offices, H 5/18/98 pA3


Kennelly visits city, touts patients rights [photo], H 7/28/98 pA3

Knopp wants to be mayor, foe says, H 7/24/98 pA3

Knopp, Flynn, battle in 137th District [photo], H 10/27/98 pA3

Nappier ekes out a victory, H 11/5/98 pA5

No suspense in senate district, but incumbent has big plans [photo], H 10/30/98 pA4

Politicians quiet on Sellers' plan to run for office, H 6/1/98 pA3


Rowland ending campaign with funds to spare, H 10/29/98 pA12

Rowland routs Kennelly [photo], H 11/4/98 pA1+

Rowland vows new tax cuts, H 10/28/98 pA1+

Says his candidate has experience [letter], H 10/29/98 pA11

Sellers says he may run for state representative: He plans to seek office despite guilty plea, H 5/30/98 pA3


Status quo in Senate, H 11/4/98 pA7Stripp takes regional view [photo], H

10/29/98 pA3Three seek seat in 133rd District

[photo], H 10/30/98 pA3Two Democrats seeking chance to

beat Tymniak, H 7/17/98 pA3Westport votes for incumbents

[photo], H 11/4/98 pA1+Who to vote for [list], H 11/2/98 pA5

Elections-Fairfield CountyPrimary turnout was paltry, H 9/16/98

pA1Republican elected high sheriff, H

11/4/98 pA3Elections-Norwalk

City probate candidate a sure winner, H 10/31/98 pA3

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Elections-Norwalk (Continued)Election Day reporter's notebook

[photo], H 11/4/98 pA3Election results [table], H 11/4/98 pA3Esposito to run again [photo], H

7/25/98 pA1+Registrar admits error with political

mailing [photo], H 6/23/98 pA3Who to vote for [list], H 11/2/98 pA5

Elections-U. S.Campaign cash [edit], H 7/6/98 pA12Candidates look to final sprint [photo],

H 10/24/98 pA11Clock running out, Maloney, Nielsen

trade charges [photo], H 10/29/98 pA1+

Connecticut's congressional delegation will be little changed next year, H 11/4/98 pA7


Election results [table], H 11/4/98 pA2Fifth District race closest for House

[photo], H 10/31/98 pA6Franks slaps Dodd for missing votes

[photo], H 10/24/98 pA6Harrison runs on Libertarian card

[photo], H 10/31/98 pA2Rep. Maloney off and running [photo],

H 7/9/98 pA2Shays favorite as campaign winds

down: Incumbent seeks 7th term [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1+

Shays favorite as campaign winds down: Kantrowitz keeps slugging [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1+

Shays, Maloney victorious: Fourth, Fifth District voters pick incumbents for Congress [photo], H 11/4/98 pA1+

Supports Franks [letter], H 10/26/98 pA13

There was a message [edit], H 11/5/98 pA10

Victory tour [photo], H 11/5/98 pA5Who to vote for [list], H 11/2/98 pA5

Elections-WestonElection results [table], H 11/4/98 pA3

Elections-WestportBallot battle in its final hours, H

9/15/98 pA3Election Day reporter's notebook

[photo], H 11/4/98 pA3Election results [table], H 11/4/98 pA3Westport legislator will face Democrat

Jacobs in November, H 9/16/98 pA2


Elections-WiltonElection results [table], H 11/4/98 pA3One fewer candidate in Wilton race,

H 8/27/98 pA3Elections. SEE ALSO CANDIDATE'S

NAME; DEMOCRATIC PARTY; REPUBLICAN PARTY

Today's the day: Voters have their say [photo], H 11/3/98 pA1+


Electric cars. SEE AUTOMOBILES, ELECTRIC

Electric power failuresUnderground cable failure knocks out

power, H 9/14/98 pA4Winds cause power losses, H 10/2/98

pA3Electric power failures-Wilton

Storm knocks out Wilton electricity, H 11/11/98 pA3

Electric power-ConnecticutDeregulation bill leaves many

questions unanswered, BJ 5/4/98 p5

Deregulation could increase pollution, group says, H 2/19/98 pA3

Knopp wants unique utility deregulation for Norwalk, H 2/10/98 pA3

Power deregulation is generating pollution concerns, H 4/10/98 pA3

Electric power-NorwalkCity hires consultant for electric

services, H 2/11/98 pA3Electric sale in charter changes, H

8/19/98 pA3Norwalk may merge districts to gain

an edge with electricity, H 8/22/98 pA1+

Electric power-plants-Environmental aspects-Connecticut

Action urged on air cleanup, H 9/30/98 pA3

Electronic Retailing Systems International Inc.

ERS gets patent on pricing through electronic system, H 1/28/98 pB5

ERS lauded for its emerging technology, H 1/30/98 pD1

Norwalk firm nixes $67M bid for foe, H 5/1/98 pD1

ElephantsSprucing up for the Big Show [photo],

H 6/6/98 pA3Elliot, Irwin "Win"

Legendary sports broadcaster dies [photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+

Elliott, KatieMonday's snapshot [photo], H

4/13/98 pA1Elliott, Warren

It Won't Be Long [photo], H 4/16/98 pC5

Ellroy, MaryPersistence pays off for game

developer [photo], BJ 7/6/98 p19Elpern, Sam

Elpern was major booster of Lightfoot Running Club, H 10/29/98 pB4

Elsberry, PatFighting for life: Wilton relay raises

$75,000 to fight cancer, celebrate living [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1+

Ely, JillFair focuses on health: City and

providers hook up to educate public [photo], H 5/8/98 pA4

Embezzlement-DarienDarien finance official fired, H

12/17/98 pA4

EMCOR Group Inc.EMCOR teams up on energy saving,

H 1/27/98 pB5Emergency management-Westport

Westport selected for federal disaster prevention program, H 6/18/98 pA3

Emergency medical servicesGood hair day [photo], H 10/19/98

pA2Emergency medical services-

Communication systemsWhen the board lights up: A rush of

small incidents keeps dispatchers on toes [photo], H 4/8/98 pA1+

Emergency medical services-NorwalkNo fistfight for 'first responder,' chiefs

say, H 9/11/98 pA1+The race to be first: Fire, police

departments wrestle for 'first responder' status, H 9/10/98 pA1+


Emergency medical services-WiltonRescue plan is still on table, H

10/8/98 pA3Emigration and immigration

Dispelling the Fears: Proof of age, health tests needed to enter America legally, immigration says [photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+

Immigration shaped the city, H 4/9/98 pB1

Employee fringe benefitsCompensation means much more

than just a large amount of cash [photo], BJ 7/27/98 p11+

FOCUS: Employee compensation and benefits, BJ 10/12/98 p15+

FOCUS: Mid-Year Wrap Up: Health care, compensation and benefits, insurance, education, training and placement, BJ 7/27/98 p11+

Job seekers now have upper hand, BJ 7/27/98 p13+

Employee leasing services. SEE TEMPORARY EMPLOYMENT

Employee motivationFOCUS: Employee motivation, BJ

6/29/98 p11+It's easy and cheap to improve

morale, BJ 6/29/98 p13Keeping workers healthy, BJ 6/29/98

p11+Many firms look to retire sabbaticals:

Programs are popular, but costly, H 9/23/98 pB7

Employee-employer relations. SEE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Employees-Dismissal ofSilicon Valley Group layoffs threaten

Wilton, Ridgefield workers, H 4/11/98 pA3

Employees-Dismissal of-NorwalkAguilar keeps battling over friend's

old job, H 7/9/98 pA3Gas firm to lay off 20 in city, H

4/22/98 pA2

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Employees-Dismissal of-Norwalk (Continued)

Micro Warehouse lays off 53 Norwalk workers, H 1/17/98 pA3

Employees-Dismissal of-WiltonSVG announces massive layoffs, H

7/18/98 pA3Employees-Training of


Employer-employee relations. SEE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

EmploymentBridging the gap between

unemployment and work, BJ 6/15/98 p2

Connecticut Works formally opens in Bridgeport, BJ 5/4/98 p3

FOCUS: Careers in the new millennium, BJ 3/23/98 p19+

Headhunter no more: Recruitment success takes business matchmaking, H 3/2/98 pA7

Personnel agencies [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA29

STRIVE job retraining center opens in Norwalk, BJ 11/23/98 p2

Employment agenciesPersonnel agencies [chart], BJ

1/19/98 p14Employment-Fairfield County

Workplace flexibility is the new watchword [photo], H 2/24/98 pC5

Endeavour (Ship)A Rose Before She Goes: Merchants

offer bouquets for the visit of Endeavour [photo], H 7/21/98 pA1+

Boaters greet ship as she sails to city for nine-day visit [photo], H 7/10/98 pA1+

Cannon fire punctuates ship's journey [photo], H 7/8/98 pA1+

Captain Cooks's Endeavour: Nearing the shore [photo] [drawing], H 7/9/98 pA1+

Captain endeavors to make big splash on arrival [photo], H 7/3/98 pA3

Down by the Riverside: Long lines form to board replica of Cook's first ship [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

Endeavour leaves Big Apple on voyage to Norwalk port [photo], H 7/7/98 pA1+

Endeavour leaves thousands of fans at friendly harbor, H 7/20/98 pA1+

Endeavour makes its way up East Coast to Norwalk [photo], H 3/20/98 pA1+

Endeavour Sails For Americas [photo], H 1/15/98 pA1

Funds sought for ship: Endeavour's visit to Norwalk may cost $150,000 [photo], H 2/26/98 pA1+

Grand Entrance: Replica of historic ship docks in Norwalk [photo], H 7/11/98 pA1+

Grant sailing through Hartford, H 4/9/98 pA3

Home is the sailor...but lure of the sea holds her [photo], H 3/6/98 pA1+

Jennifer's Endeavour: Diary of an adventure at sea [photo], H 2/27/98 pB1+

Legislation approved to help dock Endeavour, H 3/13/98 pA4

Norwalk 4th best stop for Endeavour in U. S. [photo], H 7/23/98 pA1+

Norwalk harbor bustles to make way for Endeavour [photo], H 7/10/98 pA1+

Reward increased for return of club [photo], H 7/17/98 pA1+

Sacred club stolen from Endeavour: Cooks's ship has been excellent endeavour for city, merchants say, H 7/16/98 pA1+

Sacred club stolen from Endeavour: SoNo merchants offer $100 reward as crew warns thief about bad karma [photo], H 7/16/98 pA1+

Sailing on inspiration [photo], H 7/17/98 pA4

She'll Sail Atlantic: Darien teen chosen for adventure aboard Endeavour [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+

The voice of the Endeavour offers glimpse of Cooks's time [photo], H 7/17/98 pA1+

Touring a dream: Aussies struggled for creative ways to finance the ship [photo], H 7/15/98 pA1+

Twin masts leave harbor as past, present mix on the seas, H 7/20/98 pA3

Energy Research Corp. SEE ERCEngelberger, Joseph F.

The robots are coming! Developing a live-in helper for the elderly [photo], BJ 12/7/98 p1+

Engelman, IrwinBusiness people [photo], H 11/17/98

pA11Engineering firms

Engineering Services [chart], BJ 3/23/98 p16

Enterprise zones-NorwalkEnterprise zones provide incentives

to qualified companies, BJ 8/17/98 p15

EntertainingHoliday entertaining [special section],

H 11/3/98 pB1+Entertainments. SEE AMUSEMENTSEntrepreneurial Women's Network

Visualizing `fire of life' can change negative attitudes, BJ 6/15/98 p7

Entrepreneurs. SEE BUSINESSPEOPLE

EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurs must be adept at

wooing investors, BJ 7/6/98 p19Ernst & Young sponsors annual

Entrepreneur of the Year contest, BJ 4/6/98 p19

The ever inventive Stanley Mason: Adversity and risk-taking are essential facts of life, BJ 6/15/98 p1+

Enviro Recycling Corp.Committee drops Enviro Recycling for

Seymour firm, H 5/6/98 pA1+Recycling company junks pact with

city, H 5/5/98 pA1+Environmental protection-

ConnecticutAnother view: Norwalk's stake in


Recycling a tree [edit], H 11/7/98 pA10

Environmental protection-Fairfield County

Society pushes open space, H 11/23/98 pA3

Environmental protection-NorwalkNorwalk River improvements on the

way, H 10/22/98 pA1+Environmental protection-Wilton

Wilton's open space plan: Stay the course, H 12/4/98 pA3

Environmental protection. SEE ALSO OPEN SPACES

Bell Atlantic cell phone tower may threaten wildlife, H 10/24/98 pA3

Environmental firms [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA11, BJ 2/23/98 p16

FOCUS: Environmental management, BJ 8/24/98 p15+

Kennedy pleads for environment [photo], H 10/14/98 pA1+

Law seeks to clarify state, federal environmental rules, BJ 6/15/98 p6

Leaders rated high on the environment, H 2/13/98 pA4

Legislative initiative may clear way for brownfield development, BJ 3/2/98 p7+

More focused and flexible DEP changes with times, BJ 7/6/98 p2

Norwalk hosts neighboring communities to discuss river, H 4/24/98 pA3

State makes green available for redeveloping 'brownfields,' BJ 8/17/98 p15

Stepping Stones site studied for waste, H 1/16/98 pA3

Surveys find discontent on environmental issues, BJ 12/21/98 p10

Epstein, Dr. RichardNeighbors: A jack of many trades

[photo], H 11/4/98 pA4Equity in Construction Contracts

Bill. SEE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY

Equity Residential Properties TrustEQR acquires apartment units in

Stamford, BJ 4/20/98 p9ERC

ERC charges up business ventures in China, BJ 8/31/98 p6

Erdmann, TanisPromotion at Reader's Digest, H

4/6/98 pA7

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Erdo, Capt. ScottIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

1/13/98 pA4Erickson, Mem

It's curtains for furniture firm [photo], H 4/11/12/98 pD1

ERISAHow employers can avoid costly

ERISA litigation, BJ 11/16/98 p7Ernest & Young, L.L.P.

KPMG, E&Y merger off, BJ 2/23/98 p13

Escher, M. C.House of Escher: Norwalk gallery


Escobar, LuisNathan Hale fair celebrates mind and

body [photo], H 5/2/98 pB6Espinal, Isabel

Library officials fear budget cuts mean service cuts, H 2/21/98 pA3

Making Connections: SoNo library rents bookmobile until July [photo], H 1/12/98 pA3

Esposito, Frank J. Jr.A successful endeavor [photo], H

3/12/98 pB10Brown doesn't speak for committee

[letter], H 11/4/98 pA13Celebrating Wellness [photo], H

5/18/98 pB7City acquisition of farm collapses;

price is too high, H 2/11/98 pA1+City Business: Mayor receives raise

despite Aguilar's effort, H 5/27/98 pA3

Commission to look inside for next chief, H 1/15/98 pA3

Crash witness contradicts mayor's story, H 7/8/98 pA5

Esposito submits formal request for Fodor money, H 2/3/98 pA3


Esposito wants special $400K for police station design, H 7/31/98 pA1

Fifth-graders meet the mayor [photo], H 10/28/98 pA3

Having a ball: Hundreds kick up heels at annual charity event [photo], H 1/24/98 pA3


It's Official [photo], H 2/18/98 pA3Itching for a good shot [photo], H

7/28/98 pA3Mayor has lost ability to lead,

continues to play politics [letter], H 4/8/98 pA13

Mayor may testify in patronage case, H 8/4/98 pA3


Mayor plans waiting game on NAACP appointment, H 2/27/98 pA3

Mayor pressed to increase funds for senior center, H 12/8/98 pA1+

Mayor rebuts NAACP on appointment, H 10/20/98 pA3

Mayor singles out NAACP rep [letter], H 5/16/98 pA11

Mayor sued for collision near Heritage Wall, H 7/2/98 pA1+

Mayor supports `Beacon' school; funds sought, H 12/2/98 pA3


Mayor wants to refertilize Fodor Farm proposal [photo], H 4/25/98 pA3



Mayor, wife welcome new member of family, H 7/3/98 pA3

Money for Brookside fix-up inadequate, PTO says, H 4/10/98 pA3

More than 4,000 signatures on bid for second Fodor Farm referendum, H 3/11/98 pA1+

NAACP board states position on Rodin [letter], H 10/28/98 pA13

NAACP infighting on Rodin continues, H 10/23/98 pA2

NAACP may miss chance to add to housing panel [photo], H 4/29/98 pA1+




Nomination is NAACP's, declares mayor [letter], H 10/20/98 pA13

Norwalk's recycling, policing affirmed at summit, H 2/7/98 pA3

Pitching In [photo], H 3/30/98 pA4Please Sir, Just What Do You Do?

[photo], H 4/9/98 pA3PTO Juggernaut: Mayor wins fans

with $50 million pledge to schools, H 3/17/98 pA1+

Ready to Read: Meadow Gardens children celebrate Dr. Seuss [photo], H 3/3/98 pA3

Route 7 plan draws crowd, spurs debate [map], H 3/11/98 pA3


Spring break [photo], H 4/2/98 pB8Team tries to force new referendum

on Fodor Farm [photo], H 3/3/98 pA1+

The right place for the right time, BJ 6/29/98 p18+

Upset with mayor's snubs, NAACP sues, H 2/25/98 pA1+

Verda named fire chief; Anderson promoted [photo], H 2/5/98 pA1+

Vetter contends mayor usurping district's power, H 6/4/98 pA3

Youth receives honor for saving Norwalk child [photo], H 5/22/98 pA3

Esposito, LorettaDon't keep on trucking: Residents fed

up with dangers in their neighborhood [photo], H 1/6/98 pA1+

Esposito, VikkiA successful endeavor [photo], H

3/12/98 pB10Estrada, Anna

Hats off to fashion: Norwalk designer hangs them up [photo], H 4/13/98 pA9+

Ettinger ScholarshipsE ticket for college: Four Norwalk



Finalists vie for $169,000 in Ettinger scholarships [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3

Ettinger, RichardAll in a day's work: Love for kids fuels

this Santa [photo], H 12/5/98 pB5Euthanasia. SEE ASSISTED SUICIDEEvans, Arnie

Norwalk Old Timers to honor Evans, Rastocky [photo], H 10/7/98 pB1+

Evans, ChrisRadio days: Announcers find their

passion for the waves early in life [photo], H 1/16/98 pB1

Evans, MichaelPeople in business: Trans-Lux names

Aussie boss, H 2/3/98 pD1Evans, Nick

Man who got beat up convicted of robbing assailant, H 5/13/98 pA3

Evans, SuePuppy Love: Clinic staff copes with

intensive attention [photo], H 3/17/98 pA3

Evans, TyesGasoline prices may drop to $1-a-

gallon [photo], H 3/11/98 pB5Everett, Jennifer

Briefs: New Canaanite does internship, H 12/5/98 pC8

Community briefs: Student interns at CNN, H 12/7/98 pA3

Everett, Mari G.Business people: Everett joins firm

[photo], H 3/23/98 pA7Evergreen Ave.-Westport

After 40 years elderly woman learns she owes sewer bill, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Eviction-NorwalkPork Store facing eviction over rent,

H 5/21/98 pA4Examinations

Mixed Results: Norwalk students less than masters of Connecticut test, H 1/17/98 pA1

Examinations-NorwalkSchools take long view of mastery

score drop, H 1/21/98 pA1+Excellence in Community Education

and Leadership. SEE XCEL INC.

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Exchange Club. SEE NAME OF TOWN EXCHANGE CLUB

Exec-U-NetStress over sharks: Executives

remain anxious about layoffs in shrinking business, H 2/23/98 pB7

ExecutivesThe List: Highest Paid CEOs of

Public Companies for 1997 [chart], BJ 7/27/98 p6

Executone Information Systems Inc.In brief: Directors approve Executone

spin-off, H 12/22/98 pD1Exercise

Getting a grip: Lose weight and tone up at the office [photo], H 2/23/98 pA9

Turning holiday fat into fit: Experts urge moderation in beginning [photo], H 12/29/98 pA1+

Explosives-NorwalkBombs Away: Workers find ammo


ExportsExporters can save with IRAs, BJ

10/5/98 p17+More info on foreign destinations

would boost exports, BJ 10/5/98 p19

State offers assistance in international development, H 1/28/98 pB5

State's exports overseas decline, BJ 10/5/98 p19

Exposures (Retail establishment)Exposures starts kids photo project,

H 12/24/98 pC1Eye-Surgery


FF.D. Rich Co.

F.D. Rich, agency reach agreement on property, BJ 5/25/98 p3

Factory Outlet Mall. SEE NORWALK FACTORY OUTLET MALL

FactSet Research Systems Inc.FactSet expands databases, BJ

2/23/98 p9Fahey, John A.


Fahey, MichaelWilton parent files suit, H 12/31/98

pA3Fairchild, Paige

People in business: Westport women to head marketing of cable, H 3/3/98 pB7

Fairfaxx Corp.Handshake sufffices for Fairfaxx

partners, BJ 6/22/98 p1+Fairfield Awards Dinner

Time Warner chief to speak at awards fete [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p19

Fairfield County ChoraleHallelujah! Fairfield County Chorale

gives voice to a classic [photo], H 12/3/98 pC1

Fairfield County Community Foundation Inc. SEE ALSO FAIRFIELD COUNTY FOUNDATION INC.

Area YMCA receives grant, H 5/12/98 pA4

Community briefs: Groups receive foundation funds, H 6/23/98 pA4

Foundation gets $5.9 million in gifts, H 5/14/98 pA3

Foundation grant helps after-school program, H 4/25/98 pA3

School Notes: Schools group receives grant, H 1/10/98 pB8

Fairfield County Foundation Inc. SEE ALSO FAIRFIELD COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC.

Community briefs: Agency receives grants, H 11/17/98 pA3

Community briefs: Agency receives grants for mentoring, H 11/19/98 pA3

Foundation funds to help train day-care workers, H 11/6/98 pA3

Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference. SEE FCIAC

Fairfield County Medical AssociationCounty medics endorse Freedman

[letter], H 10/2/98 pA11Medical group sets 1998 goals, H

12/24/98 pC1Fairfield County News Radio

Local teens ride the waves together [photo], H 5/29/98 pB1+

Fairfield County Public Relations Association

In brief: Headhunter to tell of trade secrets, H 12/30/98 pB5

Fairfield County Retired PersonsFCRP meets monthly, H 10/22/98

pC10Fairfield County Savings Bank

FCSB launches student banking plan, H 12/8/98 pD1

Fairfield County Sheriff's Dept.Milestone [photo], H 4/27/98 pA4

Fairfield County Under the Tent Prayer Fair

Many made `Prayer Fair' a success [letter], H 11/5/98 pA11

Fairfield County-Economic conditions

A Healthy prognosis: SACIA's Information Exchange review finds sound economic conditions in Fairfield County, BJ 2/23/98 p20

Another solid year for Fairfield County office market, BJ 1/26/98 p25

Area economy shows signs of slight growth, H 2/3/98 pD1


Construction of all types is running ahead of last year, BJ 7/20/98 p15

Deal gives Boston firm a foothold in county, BJ 7/6/98 p3

Desperately seeking help: Tight job market ups ante for local employers, BJ 11/9/98 p11+

Economic Development, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 19

Enterprise zones provide incentives to qualified companies, BJ 8/17/98 p15

Facing the problems [edit], H 8/15/98 pA10

Fairfield County economy is booming; tourism helps, BJ 7/20/98 p14

Fairfield has benefited mightily form corporate relocations, BJ 3/9/98 p15+

Fairfield, Westchester to set record in l998, BJ 1/26/98 p21+

FOCUS: Mid-Year Wrap Up: Hospitality, corporate travel, transportation, retail, BJ 7/13/98 p11+

FOCUS: Mid-Year Wrap Up: Real estate, economic development, the environment, construction, architecture, BJ 7/20/98 p11+

Government: Governor's midterm budget, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 20

Government: Mill rate, property tax, state tax collection, total tax collection, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 21

High-tech Fairfield firms fill out fast 50 list, BJ 10/26/98 p7

In brief: Optimistic economic outlook for region, H 12/2/98 pD1

Labor shortage could wreak havoc on region's economy, BJ 6/29/98 p3

Market overview, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 6

NewsMakers '98, BJ 12/7/98 p18+Officials confident five-year plan will

alleviate traffic woes, BJ 6/1/98 p10

Several senior-living projects under way in county, BJ 3/30/98 p18

Shrinking space: Office market tightens and rents are going up, BJ 7/20/98 p12

Starwood Hotels & Resorts weighs move to area, BJ 7/13/98 p5

The race for the Fairfield County office market, BJ 12/21/98 p10

Town/city equalized grand list, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 20

TransitChek gives incentives to use mass transportation, BJ 7/27/98 p12+

Travel & Tourism, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 25

Vacancies down, demands up in Fairfield County office market, BJ 1/26/98 p21+

Visions of the future on the menu: Chamber offers mayors' luncheon, H 7/28/98 pB5

Web is no overnight success here, H 9/12/98 pA1+

Year-End Wrap Up, BJ 12/21/98 p9+

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Fairfield County-Economic conditions (Continued)

You get what you zone for: Government planners largely define the way towns look and live [photo], H 8/22/98 pA1+

Fairfield County-HistoryYear's events included history,

changes: Regional spotlight, H 12/26/98 pA1

Fairfield Hills-NewtownA fertile harvest at Fairfield Hills:

Preservation program helps protect state's dwindling supply of farmland [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p1+

Developer sought for Newtown property, BJ 11/2/98 p1+

Fairfield Public SchoolsThe List: School Districts [chart], BJ

3/16/98 p16Fairfield University

Faces & Places: Helping others learn and prosper [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p13

Fairfield University gets $150,000 to establish interactive classroom, BJ 8/3/98 p14

Fairfield University to offer master's in tech management, BJ 8/3/98 p14

Great Plains spreads into area, H 12/22/98 pD1

Not enough room at the inn: Conference Center conversion leaves `void' in accommodations for meetings, conventions, BJ 5/11/98 p17+

Fairfield-Economic conditionsBoston group to open a Joe's

American Bar & Grill in Fairfield, BJ 2/16/98 p7

Developer wins $900,000 judgment against Fairfield, BJ 12/28/98 p3

Entrepreneur's franchise concept is Totally Kool, BJ 11/16/98 p5

Fairfield decision sends retail project back to drawing board, BJ 2/16/98 p9

Fairfield may appeal $1.14 million judgement, BJ 8/24/98 p3

Fairfield parking deck casts a long shadow, BJ 7/27/98 p7

Merchants war over Fairfield development, BJ 10/26/98 p1+

Montana Mills bakes up specialty bread franchise, BJ 12/14/98 p10

Fajardo, KarenRelief on the way: Norwalk students

aid victims of Mitch [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Falco, Joseph'Lifesaver' coach shrugs off heroic act

[photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+Coach turns hero: Saves busload of

34 rowers as driver dies of heart attack, H 5/7/98 pA1+

Falcon Financial L.L.C.Falcon Financial swoops into auto

industry, BJ 4/20/98 p7

Falk, MartinProspect of war with Iraq not simple


False alarmsFalse alarms can be cut if folks

understand security systems, H 3/20/98 pA3

False alarms-WiltonComplaints snag alarm ordinance, H

9/23/98 pA3False-alarm act is being revised, H

9/9/98 pA3Homeowners to be fined for false

alarms, H 10/6/98 pA3Would fines stop alarming problem?

Security systems cry wolf, irk cops, H 7/13/98 pA5

Falzone, Charles Jr.Former Norwalk woman testifies

against husband in gun trial, H 2/11/98 pA3

Man convicted in firearms case dies as prisoner, H 12/22/98 pA1+

Norwalk gun seller guilty in landmark abuse case, H 2/14/98 pA1+

Falzone, SusanFormer Norwalk woman testifies

against husband in gun trial, H 2/11/98 pA3

Family & Children's Agency Inc.All Aboard: Children to help family

agency raise money to help agency grow [photo], H 2/10/98 pA3

Community briefs: Agencies join forces, H 6/23/98 pA4


Community briefs: Agency receives grants for mentoring, H 11/19/98 pA3

Unwrapping the secrets of holiday blues: Depression is real and it strikes many people during the holidays, H 12/3/98 pB3

Women disband group after 48 years [photo], H 7/9/98 pA3

Family & Children's Aid of Mid-Fairfield County. SEE ALSO FAMILY & CHILDREN'S AGENCY INC.

Frantic sale boosts family agency [photo], H 5/4/98 pA1+


Family Center ServicesFamily Center Services publishes

daycare guide, H 3/21/98 pA3Fighting the Good Fight: Family group

teaches parents how to resolve childish conflicts [photo], H 2/11/98 pA3

Kindergarten Question: Center offers insight on best age to send child to school [photo], H 4/8/98 pA3

Parents told to find way to praise kids, H 1/15/98 pA3

Family Centers Inc.Faces & Places: Riding high, BJ

8/3/98 p6

Family Centers of New YorkBankruptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27

Family DinerLieberman does lunch, family style

[photo], H 7/2/98 pA3Family Golf Centers Inc.

Family Golf Centers to develop driving range in Shelton, BJ 3/9/98 p7

Family Re-Entry Inc.Agency names board member, H

12/17/98 pA3Family ReEntry looks to expand, H

9/26/98 pA4ReEntry grads express thanks, H

9/21/98 pA3Family ReEntry

Family ReEntry kills anger to reconstruct lives, H 5/1/98 pA1+

Family Values InitiativeThere are two Roccos in Westport

[letter], H 11/25/98 pA11Family violence

Crisis center, big companies may help fight home violence, H 1/27/98 pA3

Fargis, JoeOlympic champ Fargis rides high at

Ox Ridge [photo], H 6/15/98 pB8Farinella, Maurizio

That's Italian: Abruzzi Restaurant stays with sauces [photo], H 6/24/98 pA9+

Farkas, FranciscaCommunity briefs: Two win

scholarships, H 12/7/98 pA3Farmers market-Norwalk

Farmer's market at the Maritime Aquarium celebrates Connecticut grown [photo], H 7/30/98 pC8

Farms-Fairfield CountyA fertile harvest at Fairfield Hills:

Preservation program helps protect state's dwindling supply of Farmland, BJ 4/13/98 p1+

Farms-WiltonOut on the farm, the living is easy

...[photo], H 10/10/98 pC11Farnsworth, Bill

Harbor View residents reminisce, celebrate the Storm of `92 [photo], H 12/14/98 pA1+

Farrell, Diane GossCommunity briefs: Farrell gets Silver

Donkey, H 6/9/98 pA4Farrell now urges spending $7 million

for Barons property, H 5/12/98 pA3

Farrell wants calmer Westport streets, H 3/13/98 pA3

Hometown touch [photo], H 10/24/98 pD1

Westport leader lashes out at Deja Vu, H 4/7/98 pA1+

Westport leaders list successes, goals [table], H 11/9/98 pA1+

Westport soccer group aims for field at new school, H 2/14/98 pA3

Westporters move on to next chapter: Book lovers return to renovated library [photo], H 6/19/98 pA4

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Farrell, Diane Goss (Continued)Women urged to get tools needed to

run for public office, H 2/12/98 pA3

Farrow, NellieYoung and old meet at last [photo], H

6/5/98 pA3FASB

People in business: Pair reappointed to board, H 2/9/98 pA8

Fast food restaurantsFueling the FRY-DAY fires: Weekly

newspaper staffers rate the fast food French fries - with predictable results [photo], H 1/8/98 pB1

Father's DayFathers relish their day in the sunlght,

H 6/20/98 pA1+Faulds, Tianna

Final Farewell: Norwalk students pause to remember two they have lost [photo], H 4/16/98 pA1+

Speed, not drugs, caused fatal crash, police report, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Favero, Jessica1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Battle of the bands: City bands shine


Fawcett, ColleenOfficial builds alliances to help area's

youths, H 7/21/98 pA3Fay, Francis X. Jr.

Amateur historian Robert L. Mills; Chelsey Marie Martylewski is beauty contestant; Cecily Coucke Hussey turns 100 [photo], H 8/7/98 pA9

BMHS Hall of Fame induction; Sono Dance Company Guild annual champagne evening [photo], H 4/3/98 pB1

Brien McMahon High School Alumni Association; Georgia Crain von Schmidt; Frank A. Harris [photo], H 11/27/98 pB1

Chef Scott A. Barton; Germain G. Glidden, Ronald Reagan, and the Alzheimer's Association; sixth annual Norwalk Day in Naples, Fla. [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1

Danny B. Williams; Chinese Association of Fairfield County Chinese New Year dinner dance; sixth annual Celebrate Women dinner [photo], H 1/23/98 pB1

David Boone; Jason Goldman and the Goldman Jazz Orchestra [photo], H 3/20/98 pB1

Discover the future by honoring the past; Mom/daughter triumph [photo], H 10/30/98 pB1

Dr. Aram K. Hampikian and Dr. Gregory K. Hampikian; Theodore Russell, John Froleiks, Joel B. Fairfax, Frances Merritt Clark, Lois Benjamin Seymour, and Donald Wylan mark 60th

anniversary of graduation from NHS [photo], H 7/3/98 pC3

Dr. Edward K. Kasper; New York Bakery [photo], H 11/20/98 pB1

Franklyn T. Hyslop and Arnold Camp turn 100; Fourth of July fireworks approved for Rowayton [photo], H 1/30/98 pB1

Gala planned for health care center; honoring athletes, H 10/16/98 pB1

Heart transplant recipient John F. Patchen; writer James R. Flora dies; NHS Class of 1948 planning 50th reunion [photo], H 7/24/98 pA9

Hillary Jassey; Ted Lowry [photo], H 2/13/98 pB1

James M. Simpson and Wondermugs; Lynn Behrman Hamilton, H 12/4/98 pB1

James Maxwell Coyle retires as headmaster of Greens Farms Academy [photo], H 6/5/98 pC1

Jane Dragonis Perkins is named president of Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum board [photo], H 6/12/98 pC1

Jeanne Bender and the Blizzard of 1888; David Pesci and Amistad [photo], H 2/20/98 pB1

Jeff Smith and NHS production of "Bye Bye Birdie"; Ralph E. Sloan and Norwalk school superintendents [photo], H 5/15/98 pB1

Jewish Society of Greater Norwalk seeks historical documents; Rowayton fireworks; Kevin Conroy to renovate Rowayton Market; William F. McHale, former Cranbury Baseball Association manager and coach, dies, H 7/10/98 pA9

Joanne P. Smardin, first woman chairman of Norwalk Zoning Commission; Gary D. DeRosa II [photo], H 3/6/98 pB1

Joseph A. Kilbourn and the Yale Class of 1948 reunion [photo], H 5/22/98 pB1

Katy Nolin appears in "Inherit the Wind" at SHU; Norwalk Museum exhibit on the Silvermine Guild of Artists, including George Picknell; Hope Alswang speaks at Lockwood-Mathews Museum [photo], H 4/17/98 pB1

Kehoe, Fay round out Norwalk Old Timers' honorees: 36th Annual Sports Awards Dinner set for Nov. 4 [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+

Kevin J. Cleary; Kay Tortorella; new Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum trustees[photo], H 10/23/98 pB1

Leslie Glover Pendleton; National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, H 11/13/98 pB1

Los Angeles Jazz Society to honor Horace Silver; Wallace and Evelyne McAvinew Bates

celebrate their 50th anniversary; NHS Class of 1953 holds its 45th reunion; Douglas Voss and U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary [photo], H 9/25/98 pB1

Maj. John K. Buonerba receives master's degree; Douglas Nestler selected as Emerson Scholar; Robert Curran competes in beauty pageant; Donald P. Quinn raises money for MS; Catherine Sargent and family members gather in Huntington [photo], H 8/14/98 pA9

Marci Czel; Jesse Loton Pollard Center for World Languages [photo], H 3/13/98 pB1

Mary Hill Weed, Ebenezer J. Hill, and family [photo], H 9/11/98 pA11

NHS Alumni Association awards scholarships to Tracy DeMarco, Gianni DiMeglio, and Christopher Gulyas [photo], H 6/19/98 pC1

NHS Class of '48 assembles for reunion, H 8/28/98 pB1

NHSAA Wall of Honor dinner; Norwalk Symphony honors volunteer librarian; Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk [photo], H 10/9/98 pB1

Norwalk connection to H.M.S. Bark Endeavour; Lawrence F. Cafero, Jr., to speak at Republican State Convention; Andrew D. Carlson; the Military Order of the Purple Heart Bridge [photo], H 7/17/98 pA9

Norwalk Symphony seeks volunteers; Hillard E. Bloom, Lucy Nardi DiPasqua, Robert M. "Rivets" Miller, Dr. Burton M. Onofrio, Ann Levy Wexler to be installed on NHS Wall of Honor [photo], H 9/18/98 pC1

Pfc. John D. Magrath, World War II Medal of Honor recipient, remembered [photo], H 6/26/98 pC1

Pfc. John D. Magrath; Alzheimer's Association honors three staff members at Honey Hill Care Center [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1

Publisher David B. Regan; Wilton musician Brenda Evans [photo], H 8/21/98 pA11

Robert Cizik endows UConn chair; Vincent Taliercio, proprietor of Rowayton Market, retires [photo], H 1/9/98 pB1

Robert Zangrillo golfs with President Clinton; Harriet Gellin Selverstone is 1998 recipient of Alumni Achievement Award from Pratt [photo], H 7/31/98 pA11

Russel Fratto scholarship; Donald Greenberg leads discussion series at Norwalk Public Library; Peter Morrell conducts wine auction; Norwalk High School Alumni Association Spring

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Fay, Francis X. Jr. (Continued)Reception; Westport artist Estelle Margolis; Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum Mad Hatter's Ball [photo], H 2/27/98 pB1

St. Mary's School reunion; 5th Annual March of Dimes WalkAmerica [photo], H 4/24/98 pB1

Tom Petrone and John A. Fahey perform at Westport Community Theatre; Norwalk Veterans Memorial Committee reflects on Memorial Day weekend ceremonies [photo], H 5/29/98 pB1

Veterans Parade schedule changes; Alzheimer's Association silent auction; and Jean L. Farrell receives award, H 5/8/98 pB1

Violet Prentice Gaugler Santo; Patrick D. Spinola and the NHS Alumni Association [photo], H 1/16/98 pB1

Wall of Honor: Norwalk High School gives recognition to its own [photo], H 10/2/98 pB1+

Fay, Holly M.Business people: Program

coordinator [photo], H 9/28/98 pA8

FCIAC-BaseballVikings, Trumbull take FCIAC titles, H

5/29/98 pC1+Wave crushes McMahon [photo], H

5/27/98 pB1+Wong, Senators strong [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+FCIAC-Basketball

All-Area Girls Basketball [photo], H 4/2/98 pB1


For NHS, defense sets tone [photo], H 3/7/98 pB1+

Quick start spurs Bears to 10th title, H 3/7/98 pB1+

Sweet Repeats [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1FCIAC-Cheerleading

We've got spirit: Area cheerleaders compete for nationals [photo], H 1/26/98 pA1+

FCIAC-Cross-country runningWilton, Staples hope to run down

favorites, H 10/22/98 pB5+FCIAC-Football

Bears blitzed at Boyle: Blue Wave capitalizes on Norwalk turnovers to score 21 points en route to FCIAC crown [photo], H 11/21/98 pB1+

Giveaways were deciding factor [photo], H 11/21/98 pB1+

Grid group honors scholar-athletes [photo], H 4/10/98 pC1+

Heavyweights gird for title bout: Undefeated Darien blocks path to Norwalk's first championship [chart], H 11/19/98 pB5+

NHS Bears lose FCIAC title game to Darien [photo], H 11/21/98 pA1

No respect: Unbeaten Bears overlooked in poll of high school coaches [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+

Team spirit: Norwalk gets psyched for championship game [photo], H 11/20/98 pA1+

FCIAC-GolfDarien claims championship, H

6/3/98 pB4Senator standout honored, H 5/27/98

pB4Senators, Staples prepared to hit

fairways [photo], H 4/10/98 pC1+FCIAC-Gymnastics

Wilton's Wells leaped to forefront [photo], H 4/1/98 pB1+

FCIAC-HockeyAll-Area Ice Hockey [photo], H

4/18/98 pB1Bears, Senators settle for a tie

[photo], H 12/31/98 pB5+Norris blunts McMahon attack

[photo], H 2/21/98 pB1+Wreckers hold off Warriors [photo], H

12/31/98 pB5+FCIAC-Lacrosse

Rams chase Warriors [photo], H 6/3/98 pB1+

Wilton again expected to be among title contenders [photo], H 4/9/98 pB7+

FCIAC-SoccerCo-champs in FCIAC boys soccer, H

11/6/98 pC4Cooper's leadership pivotal to

success of Wilton booters [photo], H 1/3/98 pB1+

Wilton girls advance to championship [photo], H 11/4/98 pB1+

Wilton girls fall short in FCIAC title game [photo], H 11/6/98 pC1+

FCIAC-SoftballExperienced Wreckers among title

challengers [photo], H 4/8/98 pB1+

Vikings' Gardner tames Wreckers, H 5/27/98 pB1+

Vikings, Trumbull take FCIAC titles, H 5/29/98 pC1+

FCIAC-SwimmingAll-Area Boys Swimming [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1Staples Fenn excels, H 11/9/98 pB4

FCIAC-TennisDespite change in leadership,

Warriors want to stay on top [photo], H 4/15/98 pB1+

Staples bows in FCIAC semis, H 6/2/98 pA10

Wreckers hope to take step forward [photo], H 4/14/98 pB1+

FCIAC-Track-athleticsAll-Area Boys Indoor Track & Field

[photo], H 4/17/98 pC1All-Area Boys' Cross-County [photo],

H 1/10/98 pB1All-Area Girls Indoor Track [photo], H

4/25/98 pB1Another MVP effort by James [photo],

H 1/10/98 pB1+FCIAC divisional championships on

line Saturday, H 1/30/98 pC1+


Hansboro, Rams repeat [photo], H 2/9/98 pB1+

Moffett hurdles into history [photo], H 2/6/98 pB1+

Relays key Wilton victory [photo], H 2/2/98 pB1+

Staples girls prevail [photo], H 2/2/98 pB1+


Tigers edge area teams [photo], H 2/2/98 pB1+

Wilton girls run second [photo], H 10/24/98 pB1+

Featherston, PaulSTAR marks successful year [photo],

H 10/21/98 pA2Fedele, Tom

With M-16s, police arsenal packs extra power [photo], H 6/6/98 pA3

Federal Emergency Management Agency

Westport selected for federal disaster prevention program, H 6/18/98 pA3

Feinberg, Eunice and CarlVery important date: Lockwood-

Mathews goes mad for money [photo], H 3/23/98 pA1+

Feinleib, HaroldBooster for space race: Software

aims to help firms save money through organization [photo], H 8/5/98 pB5

Feledie, AnthonyYouth receives honor for saving

Norwalk child [photo], H 5/22/98 pA3

Feng-ShuiEastern exposure: A Feng Shui home

office you can live and work in, BJ 8/24/98 p19

Fenn, Emily1998 All-Area Girls' Swimming Team

[photo], H 12/26/98 pB4Athletes of the Week [photo], H

11/14/98 pB5Fenn fulfills 8th grade wish [photo], H

12/26/98 pB1+Fenn strikes twice [photo], H

11/23/98 pB1+High School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 11/28/98 pB4Staples' Fenn strikes gold in two

events [photo], H 11/18/98 pB1+Fenn, Meghan

Sports in brief: Fenn sets pool record, H 11/10/98 pA8

Fenton, DanaArtistic endeavor: Hundreds attend

23rd Creative Arts Festival [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+

Fenton, LizDemocrats launch challenge in 141st

[photo], H 10/30/98 pA3Ferguson Library-Stamford

Capp seeks Chapter 11 protection: Blames non-payment for its work on library, BJ 9/14/98 p1+

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Ferguson Library-Stamford (Continued)

Contractor adds library to its lawsuit: Capp denies any role in Stamford debacle, BJ 8/24/98 p1+

Contractor halts work on library: Globe Atlas no longer on Ferguson job site, BJ 8/17/98 p1+

Library bond safe, officials say: Nobel insurance denies news report, BJ 10/5/98 p6

Ferguson, Geoffrey K.5 young men whose lives were stolen

[photo], H 4/25/98 pA5Accused multiple-killer 'no problem'

for his jailers [photo], H 4/13/98 pA1+

Appeal on jury pool's racial makeup denied in Ferguson case, H 2/26/98 pA3

Court observers speculate on how Ferguson jury will decide, H 4/23/98 pA3

Defense dumps Westport official from Ferguson jury, H 3/6/98 pA3

Defense witnesses challenge testimony about arson, H 4/22/98 pA3

Diary of a quintuple murder trial: 14 tense days in Norwalk Superior Court, H 4/25/98 pA4+

Examiner gives gory specifics of killings, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Fate of Juror No. 1 in doubt at Ferguson murder trial, H 3/12/98 pA3

Ferguson appeal has slim hope, experts say [photo], H 4/28/98 pA1+

Ferguson at scene, 2 tenants tell court, H 3/26/98 pA1+

Ferguson guilty of lockout charge, faces new arson count, H 2/25/98 pA3

Ferguson jury reviews testimony about slayings, H 4/24/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer presses witnesses on story conflicts, H 4/1/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer rips into state's top witness, H 3/27/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer: Threats mean nothing, H 4/8/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyers appeal convictions in five murders, H 6/22/98 pA2

Ferguson trial for 5 slayings moved to Norwalk courthouse, H 2/7/98 pA1+

Ferguson's attorneys: It was someone else, H 4/18/98 pA3

Ferguson's defender challenges car theory, H 4/4/98 pA1+

Ferguson's fate in murder case soon in hands of jury, H 4/21/98 pA3

Ferguson's fate now up to jury [photo], H 4/22/98 pA1+

Ferguson's father-in-law damages defense alibi, H 4/10/98 pA1+

Ferguson's lawyer says he needed more time [photo], H 4/29/98 pA1+

Ferguson's mother: My son will be exonerated, H 4/18/98 pA1+

Ferguson's threats not hearsay; testimony allowed, H 4/9/98 pA3

Former tenant testifies Ferguson threatened him, H 4/10/98 pA1+

Former tenants talk about threats Ferguson made, H 4/15/98 pA3

Gun case shown next to Ferguson's bed in N. Carolina, H 4/8/98 pA3

Hallway shuffle on as jurors deliberate, H 4/23/98 pA1+

In Redding, lives are forever changed [photo], H 4/25/98 pA6

Judge rejects defense effort to attack victims, H 4/15/98 pA3

Judge's ruling could be fodder for Ferguson appeal, H 2/28/98 pA3

Jury pool's views on justice proves trying for judge, H 3/11/98 pA3

Lack of judge delaying start of Ferguson case, H 1/29/98 pA4

Men's bodies set on fire to start house blaze, detective says, H 4/3/98 pA3

Monster shackled: From the beginning jurors had no doubt Ferguson killed 5 men [photo], H 4/25/98 pA1+

Norwalk man third Ferguson juror, H 3/5/98 pA3

Not his first run-in, H 4/25/98 pA7Potential juror's comments amuse

Ferguson in court, H 3/13/98 pA3Pretrial hearing scheduled in

Ferguson murder case, H 2/19/98 pA3

Prosecutor wins battle with VCR, H 4/8/98 pA3

Reckoning Day: Mass killer faces his lifelong fate [photo], H 6/11/98 pA1+

Redding cop subpoened for Ferguson [photo], H 2/27/98 pA1+

The death penalty law should be stronger, says Ferguson prosecutor, H 6/13/98 pA3

The sentence begins: killer of five Georgetown men sent to prison for rest of his life [photo], H 6/12/98 pA1+

Traces match: Flammable liquid found on victim also in rental car, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Tragedy's roots: Rental dispute turns murderous [photo], H 4/25/98 pA4

Trial ready three years after 5 men found slain [photo], H 3/21/98 pA1+

Trial starts for five slayings, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Verdict expected, scene 'surreal,' H 4/25/98 pA7

Verdicts salve but don't heal families, H 4/25/98 pA1+

Why state didn't seek ultimate punishment [photo], H 4/25/98 pA7

Wilton, Weston residents first two Ferguson jurors, H 3/4/98 pA3

Witness recalls hearing gunshots, H 3/28/98 pA1+

Ferguson, Kerie O'TooleLeft in the cold to die: Estate of

mistreated patient sues the state, H 4/1/98 pA1+

Fernandez, MannyBoldstrokes: Mavericks and movers


Ferrandino, Dr. Vincent L.BMHS honors alumni: New high


Wiltonite named to top job: Ferrandino heads to national group [photo], H 11/11/98 pA3

Ferreone, HelenStill in the swing: At 82, Norwalk

native still willing to try resort ride, H 2/26/98 pA9

Ferrer, AlyssaSoNo celebration heralds the season

[photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+Ferries

Ferry dreamer threatens to take shuttle to another city, H 1/10/98 pA1

Ferry plans hit shoals of red tape, H 3/3/98 pB13

High-speed shuttles may dot the Sound this spring, H 1/21/98 pA3

Island Girl sold; new boat sought for Sheffield, H 5/11/98 pA3

Knopp introduces bill to curb ferries' speed, H 3/13/98 pA4

Norwalk considers regulations for ferries, marinas, H 3/30/98 pA3

Norwalk-New York ferry up in air, H 1/21/98 pA3

Permits now necessary for high-speed ferries, H 4/23/98 pA3

SeaConn plans ferry service, BJ 8/3/98 p4

Task force examines high speed ferry concerns, H 4/17/98 pA3

Ferris Ave.-NorwalkConvenience often means dealing

with traffic [photo], H 9/8/98 pA4Ferro, Frank

Community briefs: Key to the library, H 8/10/98 pA4

Fertility, HumanProud parents say thanks [photo], H

12/21/98 pA3Festival Italiano

Festival Fun: Four days of fun to raise funds [photo], H 7/8/98 pA3

Good cause for partying: 100,000 expected as Festival Italiano kicks off [photo], H 7/10/98 pA4

Park packed: Friendships rekindled at Festival Italiano [photo], H 7/13/98 pA3

YeeHaw! [photo], H 7/11/98 pA3Festival of Lights-Weston

Hundreds gather for tree, concert [photo], H 12/7/98 pA3

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Feyrer, Rev. DavidHe goes online for the Lord: New

Christ Episcopal rector will divide his time between church and computers [photo], H 9/26/98 pB9

Fiddle. SEE VIOLINFidelity Investments - Greenwich

Faces & Places: Fidelity opens in a grand way for United Way [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p13

Field hockeyKarvoski won't put playing career on

sidelines [photo], H 8/28/98 pC1+Field hockey-Fairfield County

1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7

Field hockey-NorwalkMiller's late goals ignite Warriors past

Bears [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+New coach at McMahon to debut

against Norwalk [photo], H 9/16/98 pB1+

Field hockey-WiltonMiller's late goals ignite Warriors past

Bears [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+Field St.-Norwalk

Street has turned from rural lane into quiet byway [photo], H 8/4/98 pA4

Fields, Athletic. SEE ATHLETIC FIELDS

Fifty Washington St. SEE ALSO SONO CORPORATE CENTER

Chamber seeks bids on lighting building sign, H 2/18/98 pA9

Chamber wants to light local billboard again, H 1/22/98 pA1+

Office tower could be new tallest building, H 6/26/98 pA3

Figini, EmanuelaFood aloft [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3

Filling stations. SEE SERVICE STATIONS

Financial Accounting Standards Board. SEE FASB

Finch, JamesNew round of budget cuts was

clerical error, H 2/24/98 pA1+Fine Host Corp.

Fine Host halts Darien relocation as internal probe continues, BJ 2/2/98 p2

Fine Host hires Price Waterhouse, BJ 2/23/98 p7

Fine Host ponders cuts in overhead, operating costs, BJ 4/27/98 p11+

Fine Host rejoins NASDAQ, BJ 3/9/98 p6

Fine Host restates financial results to reflect $26.4 million loss, BJ 2/16/98 p13

NASD delists Fine Host, BJ 7/20/98 p3

Finocchio, KarenAccident involving officer leads to

lawsuit, H 2/18/98 pA3Fiore, Al

Halftime haven: Burgers, dogs help team too [photo], H 11/21/98 pB8

Fiorello, JackPetroccio to harvest another award

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB5

Fiorito, Thomas F.Corporate support of the arts means

more than just money [photo], BJ 5/4/98 p17+

People in business: Fiorito named to board of Orchestra [photo], H 1/12/98 pA7

Fire prevention-NorwalkBurning Issues: Fire inspector tries to

prevent arson among children [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Fire-escapes-WestportClimb low, Westport firefighters say,

H 2/25/98 pA5Firearms

Police shudder to think of seeing toy gun as real, H 8/26/98 pA1+

Firearms-NorwalkNorwalker first in state sentenced

under '94 firearms law, H 7/1/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Handgun found in car, H 12/30/98 pA4

Small pistol fished out of city harbor [photo], H 11/12/98 pA3

FireboatsShowing off on the Sound [photo], H

4/29/98 pA3Fires

Girl, 3, praised for spotting fire, H 6/20/98 pA4

Fires-DarienWidow dies in Darien house fire, H

5/14/98 pA4Fires-Norwalk

`Suspicious' Sunday fire ruins Reo's: Cigarette may have caused blaze at East Norwalk store [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

2 families flee morning fire in S. Norwalk, H 4/10/98 pA1+

Blaze damages city house, H 12/7/98 pA3

Condo owner grateful to firefighters [letter], H 11/18/98 pA13

Damage to Stop & Shop extensive, H 11/19/98 pA2

Fire burns two Ledgebrook units [photo], H 11/10/98 pA3

Fire damages roof, H 6/29/98 pA4Fire guts 3-family home, H 9/8/98 pA3Fire leaves woman, 3 children

homeless [photo], H 12/10/98 pA1+

Fire put out at restaurant, H 11/25/98 pA2

Fire reported this morning at Manresa Island plant, H 3/6/98 pA4

Flare gun destroys home, H 12/14/98 pA2

Four escape morning blaze, H 7/9/98 pA2

Goop and Soot: Community helps Reo recover from arson [photo], H 7/14/98 pA1+

House torched: Police seek arsonist in Cliff Street blaze [photo], H 8/13/98 pA1+

Lamp starts house fire, H 9/23/98 pA2Overheated oil caused NU fire, H

3/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Blaze probed as possible arson, H 1/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Car fire might be arson, H 5/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fire put out quickly at muffler shop, H 11/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Outlet sparks fire, H 9/12/98 pA4

Smoky blaze causes little damage [photo], H 2/6/98 pA3

Smoky fire drives 8 from apartments [photo], H 2/3/98 pA3

Smoldering cigarette starts Ely Avenue fire, H 8/14/98 pA1

Suspicious house fire on Burritt Ave. [photo], H 6/22/98 pA4


Three houses on Cliff Street stuffed to gills, neighbors say, H 8/14/98 pA1+

Two-family house damaged by blaze, H 9/11/98 pA3

Without hydrants, park fire was testy [photo], H 3/30/98 pA1+

Fires-WestonArson suspected at Weston mansion,

H 1/12/98 pA3Frayed cord causes Weston fire;

efforts to save dog fail, H 2/7/98 pA4

More arson evidence found at mansion, H 1/17/98 pA3

Weston mansion arson not racial, police chief says, H 1/28/98 pA3

Weston police find flammable liquid in house, H 1/13/98 pA3

Fires-WestportBenefit for Home Care [photo], H

4/4/98 pB7Thinner ignites [photo], H 1/23/98 pA3Westport house catches on fire, H

7/30/98 pA2Fires-Wilton

Cigarette starts fire at Wilton house, H 8/10/98 pA4

Firefighters quickly douse lightening strike, H 8/26/98 pA4

Georgetown restaurant lost to morning fire, H 8/10/98 pA4

Police investigate store fire, H 11/12/98 pA4

FireworksPolice warn of holiday hazards, H

7/1/98 pA5Fireworks-Norwalk

Police Blotter: Smoker removed from fireworks barge, H 7/7/98 pA4

Rowayton fireworks show the effort of retired former civic developer [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1

Rowayton plans for fireworks mean traffic nightmare, H 7/3/98 pA3

Fireworks-WestportWestport first to send bombs bursting

in air [photo], H 7/3/98 pA1+Firing of employees. SEE

EMPLOYEES-DISMISSAL OFFirst Brands Corp.

First Brands acquires Handi Wipes business, BJ 7/13/98 p5

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First Brands Corp. (Continued)First Brands Corp., H 7/24/25/98 pD2

First Congregational Church on the Green

Pastors to provide healing touch [photo], H 2/14/98 pB7

First NightBouquets & brickbats [edit], H 1/2/98

pA8First night fun, H 12/31/98 pC1First Night Norwalk gaining popularity

[photo], H 12/12/98 pA3FirstNight buzz builds as festivities

draw near, H 12/30/98 pA1Partying the Night Away: Greater

Norwalk celebration is family affair [photo], H 1/2/98 pA1+

So, got any plans for New Year's? First Night planners work all year, H 3/26/98 pA3

Wesport readies for First Night celebration, H 12/28/98 pA3

Westport festival in time warp: Countdown to new century off 1 year [photo], H 8/19/98 pA3

First Union Bank. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING



Federal court rules ATM fees up to state, H 11/10/98 pA4

Fischel Properties Inc.Speculators return in a tight office

market: Without a major tenant, Fischel project goes forward [photo], BJ 3/30/98 p1+

Fishing1 fish, 2 fish, they caught bluefish

[photo], H 8/31/98 pA3Catch of the day keeps trophy at

home in flounder tournament, H 6/1/98 pB1+

Gone fishin' : Wilton man guides salmon and trout fishermen to Alaskan wilderness, H 1/26/98 pB6

Rod 'n Reel [photo], H 4/2/98 pB5, H 4/9/98 pB10, H 4/16/98 pC5, H 4/23/98 pC5, H 4/30/98 pC5, H 5/7/98 pB5, H 5/14/98 pC11, H 5/21/98 pC10, H 6/4/98 pC11, H 6/11/98 pB4, H 6/18/98 pB4, H 6/25/98 pB4, H 7/2/98 pB4, H 7/9/98 pB4, H 7/16/98 pB4, H 7/23/98 pB4, H 7/30/98 pB6, H 8/6/98 pB4, H 8/13/98 pB4, H 8/20/98 pB4, H 8/27/98 pB4, H 9/3/98 pB4, H 9/10/98 pB4, H 9/17/98 pB4, H 9/24/98 pB4, H 10/1/98 pB4, H 10/8/98 pB4, H 10/15/98 pB4, H 10/22/98 pB9, H 10/29/98 pB4

Fishing-ConnecticutMarine recreational fishing limits

OK'd, H 11/19/98 pB4Fishing-Norwalk

A good day fishing [photo], H 12/4/98 pA4

Fitness EdgeFitness Edge gets bigger, but in a

good way, BJ 8/3/98 p2Giving women a new Edge [photo], H

8/17/98 pB7Fitness, Physical. SEE PHYSICAL

FITNESSFitzgerald, Kevin J.

Freshman council members found duties demanding [photo], H 1/2/98 pA3

Fitzgerald, LisaNew card game solves old murders

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+Fitzgerald, Mike

New card game solves old murders [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

Fitzsimmons, Marie MazzeoDarien Old Timers will honor 5

Monday [photo], H 11/7/98 pB4FitzSimons, Michael

Inc. ranking reflects Precision Computer's philosophy [photo], BJ 12/14/98 p9

Five Mile River-NorwalkArmy Corps to get $700,000 to

dredge Five Mile River silt [photo], H 10/3/98 pA1+

Diverted river causes flood problems: Changes to Five Mile River in 1920s vexes homeowners, H 3/18/98 pA1+


FlagsLowering the colors at All Saints

Catholic School [photo], H 9/16/98 pA3

Flamingo Street Comics & BooksComics and magazines make great

last-minute gifts [photo], H 12/22/98 pC1

Flandreau, R.J.[Photo], H 10/13/98 pA1

Flax Hill Park-NorwalkLittle-known park could be 'a real

gem,' H 9/17/98 pA3Up from the weeds [edit], H 11/3/98

pA12Flax Hill Rd.-Norwalk

Flax Hill residents want city to do more to slow speeders, H 8/12/98 pA1+

Fleckstein, ColtonRinging in the holidays: Norwalk


Fleet Bank. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING



Block that fee [edit], H 10/14/98 pA12Court blocks Fleet ATM fees for

noncustomers, H 10/13/98 pA1+Federal court rules ATM fees up to

state, H 11/10/98 pA4Fleet banks on Internet to attract

small business, BJ 4/13/98 p10

Fleet Financial GroupLease advisory services added, H

9/23/98 pB7State court upholds ban on ATM fees,

BJ 12/7/98 p26Fletcher-Thompson Inc.

Fletcher-Thompson finds class A space elusive, BJ 8/31/98 p2

FlexiInternational Software Inc.Flexi's stock battered by events:

Shelton software maker in good shape, CFO says, BJ 12/21/98 p1+

Getting the information out helps a company go public, BJ 8/31/98 p15

Flood control-WestportBeating nature [edit], H 10/21/98 pA12Westport to tackle flood problems, H

10/10/98 pA3Flood control-Wilton

Wilton resident bills the town for flood problem, H 4/20/98 pA3

Flood damage prevention-WestportState may help wealthy save homes,

H 3/5/98 pA1Floods-Norwalk

Rain, rain, go away: Illegal sewer line hookups suspected in stinking mess [photo], H 5/8/98 pA3

Flora, James R.James R. Flora, local children's

author, dies at 84 [photo], H 7/11/98 pA3

Flores, LorenzoRunning untouched [photo], H

11/21/98 pB3Flores, Salvadore


Flores, VaniaIn the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Florez, JohnTwo boys injured in minivan mishap,

H 11/30/98 pA2Florez, Nathan


Two boys injured in minivan mishap, H 11/30/98 pA2

Flory, Rich1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4High School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 11/28/98 pB4Flower vending-Westport

Commuters want former flower vendor [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

Flu. SEE INFLUENZAFly fishing-Westport

The great outdoors [photo], H 4/23/98 pC5

Flynn, Rev. Michael F.Christians Begin Penance [photo], H

2/25/98 pA1Flynn, Charles Jr.




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Flynn, Charles Jr. (Continued)Knopp sticks by his position on 7

[letter], H 10/30/98 pA11Knopp, Flynn, battle in 137th District

[photo], H 10/27/98 pA3Questions taking credit for legislation

[letter], H 10/22/98 pA11Used-car manager plans bid to oust

Knopp in November, H 5/14/98 pA3

Flynn, DavidLet the sun shine [photo], H 8/3/98

pA3Flynn, Marin


Flynn, PatrickFlynn captures national junior event

[photo], H 6/19/98 pB1Fodor Farm-Norwalk

A second referendum [edit], H 3/19/98 pA10

Brookside School needs [edit], H 4/8/98 pA12

City acquisition of farm collapses; price is too high, H 2/11/98 pA1+

City charter may derail 2nd Fodor referendum, H 3/17/98 pA1+

City files to take Fodor Farm, H 7/2/98 pA3

City reopens bid to claim Fodor for new school, H 4/29/98 pA1+

Committee approves money to take Fodor, fund other projects, H 5/20/98 pA3

Craggy Fodor proves rocky site for new school, H 5/12/98 pA1+

Developer files to stop Fodor buy, H 1/17/98 pA1+

Esposito submits formal request for Fodor money, H 2/3/98 pA3

Estimate board, council decide Fodor fate tonight, H 5/26/98 pA3

Fodor battle rages, H 12/12/98 pA3Fodor developer to sue city: Firm

wants $1.5M for losses caused by eminent domain, H 8/13/98 pA1+

Fodor Farm doesn't figure in city budget, H 4/15/98 pA1

Fodor farm worth buying for school, city says, H 5/27/98 pA1+

Fodor school specifications OK'd, H 6/3/98 pA3


Mayor wants to refertilize Fodor Farm proposal [photo], H 4/25/98 pA3

More than 4,000 signatures on bid for second Fodor Farm referendum, H 3/11/98 pA1+

New Brookside at Fodor ideal, mayor says [photo], H 4/4/98 pA1+, H 4/6/98 pA2

New Fodor vote possible to prevent development there, H 2/19/98 pA1+


Organic farm plan boosted by clothier, H 2/9/98 pA3


Planners urged to approve buy of Fodor Farm, H 2/5/98 pA3

Plowing Ahead: Date, wording for Fodor referendum key concerns [photo], H 3/12/98 pA3

Pro-Fodor folks challenge ruling by city's counsel: Coalition pushes for referendum despite questions on constitutionality, H 3/24/98 pA3



Taking Fodor Farm [edit], H 7/7/98 pA12

Team tries to force new referendum on Fodor Farm [photo], H 3/3/98 pA1+

The Battle Goes On: Fodor Farm supporters lobby council members, H 2/18/98 pA3

The Case against Fodor [edit], H 5/16/98 pA10


Vote expected between April 12 - 20, H 3/12/98 pA3

Wise or foolish? [edit], H 5/28/98 pA10

Fog, WendyOfficial quits in wake of teen-drinking

flap, H 6/19/98 pA4Fogel, Teresa M.

New on board [photo], H 8/17/98 pA7Folb, Barbara G.

Headhunter no more: Recruitment success takes business matchmaking [photo], H 3/2/98 pA7

Food 1st Restaurant Corp.Ex-executive finds food comes first:

Attention to detail pays off for chef, Norwalk business, BJ 9/7/98 p17+

Food adulteration and inspectionDevice will put a healthy chicken in

every pot [photo], H 5/30/98 pA3Food Emporium

A & P closes two unprofitable stores [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

Vacant supermarket gives nearby shops an empty feeling, H 7/25/98 pA3

Food First Inc.Chef masters his craft: Norwalk

businessman finds satisfaction in food [photo], H 6/5/98 pC1+

Food inspection. SEE FOOD ADULTERATION AND INSPECTION

Food serviceKnock out: Doorstep Express

flourishes as competitors wither, BJ 5/18/98 p1+

Football-CoachingNorwalk's Johnson takes his stance

on Fordham staff [photo], H 8/17/98 pB1+

Tough guys drink water: As football practice opens, coaches keep an eye on dehydration [photo], H 8/25/98 pA1+

Tucci chosen to lead NHS as football coach [photo], H 2/3/98 pA1+

Football-ConnecticutPack is pick, but Elway is in our

hearts [photo], H 1/24/98 pB1+Football-Fairfield County

1998 All-Area Football team: Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1

1998 All-Area Football team: Offense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1

FCIAC, area gridders shine, H 7/18/98 pB1+

Five selected for All-Star tilt, H 6/22/98 pB4

High school football season opens tonight [photo], H 9/18/98 pB1+

Football-NorwalkBrien McMahon athletic director

wants to schedule night games, H 3/18/98 pA1

Bucs rout Prospect, gain tourney berth [photo], H 10/31/98 pB3

Bulldogs bite World Gym [photo], H 11/24/98 pB1+

Cheering up a storm [photo], H 10/24/98 pB5

Getting ready for some football [photo], H 9/5/98 pB1

Honor thy father: Sport creates special bond between Wayne and Ryan LeBlanc [photo], H 6/20/98 pB1+

Hurricanes carry unbeaten mark into playoffs, H 11/14/98 pB3

Hurricanes, Knights to tangle for title, H 11/21/98 pB3

Hyzy captures scoring title [photo], H 11/28/98 pB3

Jackson assumes new role for the Senators, H 9/21/98 pB1+

Long return spurs Cafe crew to title, H 11/24/98 pB1+

Looking back: NHS '48 squad fended off Stratford rally, H 10/23/98 pC1+

Norwalk Buccaneers square off with Milford for tourney title, H 11/14/98 pB3

Norwalk High's '48 title chase opened with a tie, H 9/25/98 pC1+

Panthers claw Hurricanes [photo], H 11/23/98 pB1+

Ready to rumble: Reborn ramblers learning game as Mighty Mites [photo], H 9/12/98 pB10


They've got a taste for the Pop Warner crowd [photo], H 10/14/98 pA4

Three Norwalk squads successful in openers, H 9/5/98 pB3

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Football-Norwalk (Continued)Tucci chosen to lead NHS as football

coach [photo], H 2/3/98 pA1+Undefeated Hurricanes blow Vikings

off course, H 11/7/98 pB3Wall Street Cafe captures title in `C'

League, H 10/31/98 pB3Football-Weston

Weston falters in second half, H 10/24/98 pB1+

Football-WestportPetroccio and DeVito combine to win

again, H 7/18/98 pB1+Petroccio to harvest another award

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB5Staples will miss its No. 1 fan [photo],

H 4/28/98 pA1+Staples' Petroccio to guide grid all-

stars, H 7/16/98 pB5Temple assists DeVito, H 7/21/98

pB1+Wreckers gather for final time [photo],

H 1/19/98 pB1+Football-Wilton

Crushing loss for Warriors, H 10/17/98 pB1+

Wilton gridders routed by Trumbull, H 10/24/98 pB4

Forcellina, James J.Former Wiltonite hits the courts, H

3/13/98 pB1Ford, Dale

Brookside repairs approved, but questions remain, H 5/6/98 pA3

Ford, MaryLet the sun shine [photo], H 8/3/98

pA3Foreit, Eugene Francis "Topper"

City pilot not wearing seatbelt, H 10/14/98 pA2

Final trip for beloved pilot `Topper' Foreit, H 10/9/98 pA4

Pilot plunges to death [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1+

Forsberg, HarryPlowing Ahead: Date, wording for

Fodor referendum key concerns [photo], H 3/12/98 pA3


Fort James Corp.A show of class? Corporate gifts are

raising eyebrows as education advocates ponder what firms hope to gain from their generosity, H 4/3/98 pD1

Fort James to add 150 workers in Norwalk: Paper products manufacturer expects layoffs at separate divisions in wake of merger, BJ 4/13/98 p1+

Partnership announced, H 12/1/98 pD1

Three companies are on Target, H 5/18/98 pA7

Fortune Brands Inc.Greenwich firm to buy California

winery, H 7/23/98 pD1Foster, John M.

People in business: Pair reappointed to board, H 2/9/98 pA8

Four Winds Farm-NorwalkNeighbors: They're at home on the

farm [photo], H 9/23/98 pA4Fourth of July

Differences unite us: July 4th showcases our independence, H 7/3/98 pA1+

Just 4 Fun: Norwalk area enjoys pleasant weather for holiday [photo], H 7/6/98 pA3

Foust, Donald J.Newest Norwalk High housemaster

also a deacon of his church [photo], H 9/14/98 pA1+

Fox Run SchoolIt's Over: Classes come to a close for

another school year [photo], H 6/17/98 pA3


Fraade, MichaelHundreds gather for tree, concert

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA3Framatome Connectors USA Holding

Inc.Framatome appeals $30 million tax

ruling, BJ 4/6/98 p6Franchise Mortgage Acceptance

Corp.FMAC maintains momentum,

expands again in Greenwich, BJ 3/16/98 p10+

Francois, FritzneyPolice think man they charged was

not man they thought, H 2/17/98 pA3

Frank J. Scallon FoundationNature Center gets $2,500 donation,

H 5/6/98 pB6Frank Mercede and Sons Inc.

Light assembly plant coming to S. Norwalk, H 4/14/98 pA3

Frank's Garden CenterFood For Thought [photo], H 3/6/98

pA3Frank, Deric

Silencing woman about drug deals possible motive in grisly killing, H 6/5/98 pA3

Frank, Rocco Jr.There are two Roccos in Westport

[letter], H 11/25/98 pA11Franks, Gary A.


Supports Franks [letter], H 10/26/98 pA13

Fraternal organizations. SEE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES

FraudFraud probe saves $40M: Workers'

comp cleanup outlined, H 10/2/98 pA3

Westport businessman won't discuss fraud, fines, H 7/2/98 pA3

Westport firm find in Iowa, blasted as a 'health fraud' outlet store, H 7/1/98 pA3

Westporter gets 2 years in fraud case, H 10/1/98 pA3

Fraud-NorwalkScam artist strikes Norwalk again, H

12/31/98 pA3Scam artist targets another local

woman, H 11/21/98 pA4Scammer tries, fails, H 12/18/98 pA6

Fraud-WestonWeston pharmacist sentenced, H

12/15/98 pA4Fraud-Wilton

'Boss-in-trouble' scam snares woman, H 12/17/98 pA3

Scam artist back?, H 12/1/98 pA1+Frederick, Robin

Business people, H 11/23/98 pA7Fredericks, Cliff

Panthers claw Hurricanes [photo], H 11/23/98 pB1+

Fredericks, Robert T.The Hour has a new managing editor

[photo], H 10/5/98 pA3Freedman, Judith G.

Freedmen's victory overlooked [letter], H 11/11/98 pA7


No suspense in senate district, but incumbent has big plans [photo], H 10/30/98 pA4


Freeman, Gill JacovitzBMHS honors alumni: New high


French, Rev. RichardNew church awaits minister, bride, H

1/17/98 pB7Friedlander, Carolee

Carolee Designs celebrates its 25th anniversary [photo], BJ 11/16/98 p3

Friedman, Thomas L.Nation at a crossroads: NY Times

correspondent speaks of technology vs. torment in the Middle East, H 10/1/98 pB1+

Friendly societiesMoose, Elk now endangered, H

10/24/98 pA1+Friendly's Restaurant-Wilton

New eatery set for site of Friendly's, H 7/8/98 pB5

Friends of Animals Inc.Animal group opposes bill, H 2/25/98

pA5Friends of Animals urges pet store

boycott, H 3/16/98 pA3Friends School-Wilton

Friends School not only Wilton [letter], H 9/11/98 pA11

Fronzaglia, G.V.Business people: SoBe president

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA7Fryer, Daniel

Business people: Tour sales manager, H 9/28/98 pA8

Fuchs, Dr. MartinHMO's owe us millions, docs say, H

5/15/98 pA1+

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Fuglestad, NicholasA crash of irony: Father had been


Fuller, LorettaReady for school [photo with caption],

H 9/1/98 pA2Fuller, Richard N.

Bearing the Burden: Carver Center keeps humming despite money problems [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+


Fuller is an outstanding citizen [letter], H 10/14/98 pA13

Fulton, RodneySports in brief: Fulton gets

interception, H 10/29/98 pB6Fund raising


A gift for hurricane victims: Local groups redouble efforts to help Central America, H 12/17/98 pB3

All Aboard: Children to help family agency raise money to help agency grow [photo], H 2/10/98 pA3

Animal rights group protests donkey event, H 4/11/98 pA1+

Beasts of Basketball: Little protest, little crowd at donkey basketball contest [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3


Caldors helps breast health program, H 2/10/98 pA4

Donations to Mitch victims slump, H 12/29/98 pA3

Family fun: Hundreds gather for Save the Children fund-raiser [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1+

Fancy these Hats: Hat factory opens doors for amateurs hoping to help the Bard [photo], H 1/26/98 pA3

Fire Dept. fund-raisers retire, victorious, H 10/1/98 pA3

Fund-raisers take big bite on donations, H 8/20/98 pA5


Lighthouse fundraiser [photo], H 10/8/98 pB2

Local group seeks more funds for Mitch victims, H 12/19/98 pA3

Naramake students jump at chance to help others [photo], H 3/16/98 pA3

Norwalk ShopRite ranks top again, H 12/26/98 pA4


Operation Food aids victims, H 12/14/98 pA3

Pained Piper [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1Pitchin' In [photo], H 4/28/98 pA4

Pricey antiques sold to help needy [photo], H 4/27/98 pA1+

Raising money, awareness, and a few blisters [photo], H 4/27/98 pA3

The charities game [edit], H 8/20/98 pA8

Toquet Hall fund-raising campaign coming to close, H 12/23/98 pA3

Fund raising-NorwalkOenophiles gather to buy wines, raise

money for area groups [photo], H 3/2/98 pA3

Funeral homesFuneral industry group disputes

survey findings, BJ 12/7/98 p26Fusion 5 Innovation Marketing

Managing director named, H 2/2/98 pA7

Future Generation Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 6/8/98 p24

Futuris Networks Inc.Futuris Networks brings DSL

technology to market, BJ 12/14/98 p7

Fuzesi, NancyParents learning art of parenting, H

4/15/98 pA3Fyber Properties

Office complex proposed near City Hall: Historic cottage would be torn down [photo], H 10/15/98 pA1+

GG & H Automotive Repair

School Street a lesson in diversity [photo], H 10/20/98 pA4

Gadzik, LindsayStaples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Gainor, Ernest T. II

Mural renews memory of Norwalk teen [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3

Gale, HelenRocking In Their Chairs [photo], H

2/19/98 pA7Gallagher, Christy

Offering perspective [photo], H 6/10/98 pA2

Gallup, GeorgeGallup surveys Norwalk [photo], H

3/27/98 pD1Galluzzo, Jay

Personnel file, H 12/21/98 pD1Gambling

Casinos spread from 2 to 32 states in past 10 years, BJ 5/11/98 p17

Game-laws-NorwalkSilvermine residents to hunters: Get

off our turf, H 3/7/98 pA3Unless you're after ducks, city off-

limits for hunting, H 6/11/98 pA1+Games of chance. SEE GAMBLINGGameWeek

In a tough industry, GameWeek plays for keeps, BJ 12/14/98 p1+

Gang, JoshStudent musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4

Gangi, MillieCelebrate Secretaries: But don't call

them that, say administrative assistants [photo], H 4/22/98 pA3

Gangs-NorwalkLatin Kings, other gangs fading from

Norwalk streets, H 4/17/98 pA3Gannon, Tom

Neighbors: He's heard all the bad pick-up lines [photo], H 4/8/98 pA4

Garage salesTreasure hunters: Buying, selling

pieces of life brings out crowds [photo], H 8/17/98 pA3

Garbage. SEE REFUSE AND REFUSE DISPOSAL

Garbage trucks. SEE REFUSE COLLECTION VEHICLES

Garcia, PatriciaGrading the boss: Effective

supervisors show flexiblity, consideration of employees' needs, experts say [photo], H 2/6/98 pD1

Gardella, LouisFormer Wiltonite hits the courts, H

3/13/98 pB1Gardella, William

Easing Pain: Exchange Club funds help victims to tell their stories [photo], H 2/4/98 pA1+

Garden Ln.-WestportGarden Lane puts you in the country:

Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 2/3/98 pA4

Lane offers a quiet retreat in a busy town [photo], H 9/22/98 pA4

GardeningGetting a jump on spring [photo], H

2/5/98 pC9Gardens-Norwalk

Plotting the future [photo], H 4/30/98 pA2

SoNo garden to plant seeds of hope, founder says, H 4/28/98 pA1+

Toxins shut gate to SoNo garden, H 8/1/98 pA1+

Gardens-WestportTown patch: Green thumbs excel at

Westport park plots [photo], H 8/1/98 pB8

Garfield, BarbaraBarns, bistros & Barbara [photo], H

12/14/98 pB7Garner St.-Norwalk

Mid-city neighbors work to stave off decline: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 5/19/98 pA4

Garnett, Sandy AlexanderAcross culture: Local artists send

their work and vision to Japan [photo], H 8/14/98 pA9+

Garrity, MikeDespite change in leadership,


Gartner Group Inc.Gartner Group forecasts megatrends

for IT industry, BJ 5/4/98 p14

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Gartner Group Inc. (Continued)NCTC makes million-dollar deal, H

1/21/98 pA3Gas leakage-Westport

Break in gas line forces evacuation, H 9/18/98 pA3

Gas pipelinesTallmadge awarded $3.2M for oyster

bed damage, H 8/20/98 pA1Gas stations. SEE SERVICE

STATIONSGas, Natural. SEE NATURAL GASGasoline-Prices

Gasoline prices tumble, but could be lower, station owners say, H 8/18/98 pA1

Motorists face traffic, higher gas prices, H 11/25/98 pA2

Gasoline-StorageGas station owners say EPA rule is a

tankless task, H 9/28/98 pA3Gateway 2000 Country Stores

Computer retailer sues Norwalk over sign flap, BJ 5/11/98 p3

Gateway store sues city on signs, H 5/6/98 pA1+

Gateway Antique Auto Club ShowVintage cars shine for Norwalk charity

[photo], H 4/27/98 pA1+Gateway Candlewood Playhouse

Candlewood Playhouse future remains in limbo, BJ 10/5/98 p2

Final curtain ready to fall on Gateway Candlewood: Financially struggling theater may be replaced by 6-acre retail complex, BJ 5/25/98 p1+

Gaudagno, Bob1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Gaumurt, Horst

Less is Better: German chef at Lighthouse started making meals at home [photo], H 3/4/98 pA9

Gayle, PearlRenewing King's Spirit: Pastors recall

progress civil rights leader made with non-violence, strong community ties [photo], H 1/19/98 pA3

GaysGay slaying 'nightmare' for parents, H

11/16/98 pA3Gayton, Joel

Nuestros amigos pursuing the American dream [photo], H 4/9/98 pB1+

GE. SEE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.GE Capital Corp.

GE Capital buys 15 acres in Danbury corporate park, BJ 5/11/98 p4

GE Capital Services to acquire Polish bank, H 7/30/98 p4

GE Capital to acquire Bank Prokredit, BJ 1/5/98 p9

GE Capital to acquire medical insurer, BJ 8/3/98 p7

Wendt, CEO of GE Capital, resigns, H 12/8/98 pD1

GeeseGoose patrol: Border collie trained to

chase geese from ponds. Dog hounds pesky geese [photo], H 11/28/98 pC9

Ideas for cooking the geese range from hounds to napalm, H 4/28/98 pA1+

Town to geese: Get lost, H 10/27/98 pA1+

Geese Relief LLCGoose patrol: Border collie trained to


Geib, RobertPawn owners guilty, H 12/4/98 pA1

Gelato ParadisoGelato Paradiso offers a true taste of

Italy, BJ 11/23/98 p3Gelman, Jessica

Gelman to run girls' hoop camp [photo], H 2/17/98 pB4

General Electric Co.GE increases annual dividend, H

12/19/98 pD1GE subsidiary to buy Integration

Alliance, BJ 3/16/98 p20Microsoft tops GE as most valuable

company, H 9/16/98 pA7Profits increase sharply at GE, H

4/9/98 pB5General Motors Corp.

Weston Nature Conservancy is the recipient of new wheels, H 4/9/98 pB10

General Re Corp.Billionaire set to buy General Re, H

6/20/98 pD1Company Profile, H 8/29/98 pD2

General Signal Corp.General Signal looking for

headquarters site, BJ 6/15/98 p9General Signal moving to smaller

space, laying off 33 in Stamford, BJ 2/2/98 p2

General Slocum (Ship)As an eyewitness to history, a

survivor tells her tale: Wreck of the General Slocum [photo], H 2/12/98 pB6

Generation NextCommunity briefs: Agency receives

grants, H 11/17/98 pA3Generoso, Nicole


Genova & PartnersBriefly: Visitor bureau chooses ad

agency, H 9/23/98 pB7Genuario, Mary Ann

Election Day reporter's notebook [photo], H 11/4/98 pA3

Genuario, Robert L.City delegation remains intact [photo],

H 11/4/98 pA1+Election Day reporter's notebook

[photo], H 11/4/98 pA3Genuario, unopposed, running hard

nonetheless [photo], H 10/31/98 pA7

GeographyGeography buffs hope to find way to

national bee, H 4/2/98 pA3George Washington Carver Center

A chance for Carver [edit], H 6/18/98 pA8

A strong case for keeping Carver [letter], H 11/16/98 pA13

Bearing the Burden: Carver Center keeps humming despite money problems [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+

Carver audits go to wrong office, H 10/26/98 pA3

Carver Center funds in jeopardy; owes IRS, H 2/13/98 pA1+

Carver Center mismanaged: President [photo], H 2/18/98 pA1+

Carver Center officials tout secret survival plan, H 3/27/98 pA1+

Carver Center's financial records a mystery to its chairman, H 5/13/98 pA1+

Carver gives United Way its new plan, H 4/1/98 pA1

Carver leaders disagree on cut, H 6/18/98 pA1+

Carver president says he's willing to step down, H 2/19/98 pA1+

Carver program gets two thumbs up from young critics, H 4/4/98 pA3

Carver receives 10K gift, H 12/21/98 pA3

Carver still negotiating IRS debt, H 12/11/98 pA3

Carver to start search for chief, H 8/21/98 pA3

Carver told 3 years ago about ways to right ship: But it's only gotten worse as center now bails water, H 3/26/98 pA1+

Carver's balance sheet isn't pretty, H 2/21/98 pA1+

Carver's dilemma [edit], H 9/23/98 pA12

Carver's plan shy on details, UW board says, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Charitable gift [photo], H 11/25/98 pA2Citizens should rescue Carver Center

[letter], H 10/2/98 pA11Community briefs: Carver students,

workers honored, H 7/6/98 pA4Detail finances, Carver ordered, H

8/15/98 pA5Disputed donation sparked angry

Carver run-in, H 9/3/98 pA3Don't abandon Carver Center [letter],

H 9/25/98 pA11Embattled Carver Center board

president bows out, H 8/20/98 pA1+

Fuller is an outstanding citizen [letter], H 10/14/98 pA13

Having fun inside [photo], H 2/19/98 pB6

Keep Carver going [edit], H 2/17/98 pA12

NEON board throws liferaft to Carver Center, H 3/5/98 pA1+

NEON to assist Carver Center with money woes, H 2/24/98 pA3

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George Washington Carver Center (Continued)

NEON to handle Carver's bookkeeping for a year, H 6/15/98 pA1+

Net Gain: Carver kids show tennis can be for everyone [photo], H 7/18/98 pA3

Organizations should be accountable [letter], H 11/2/98 pA13

Questions director's leadership [letter], H 10/2/98 pA11

Remade Carver Center board on recovery mission, H 10/1/98 pA1+

Secret donors give 10G to Carver, H 9/4/98 pA3

Survival tactics: Carver Center slices programs, raises some fees [photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+

Tax snag: Carver director's personal problems with IRS delay plan to fix Center's woes [photo], H 9/12/98 pA1+

The positives in Carver are overlooked [letter], H 10/21/98 pA13

United Way continues giving to Carver Center, H 6/17/98 pA1+

United Way likes latest Carver plan, pledges help, H 4/18/98 pA1+

United Way warns Carver Center to toe line by April 1, H 3/19/98 pA1+

Vacation & education: Programs keep students busy during winter break [photo], H 2/25/98 pA3

Wheelers challenge others to match $10K Carver gift, H 8/12/98 pA1+

Whither Carver? [edit], H 6/3/98 pA12George, Jemal


George, WilliamWhen the board lights up: A rush of

small incidents keeps dispatchers on toes [photo], H 4/8/98 pA1+

Georgetown GardensWeston businessman sues after town

says he's too successful, H 4/15/98 pA3

Gerarden, SheldonGallup surveys Norwalk [photo], H

3/27/98 pD1Good employees: Area managers

discuss what employers look for in new employee [photo], H 2/5/98 pD1

Gerken, Nick1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Wilton `drops' another one [photo], H

11/7/98 pB1+Germin, Julie


Geronimo, Roger J.A man with a song in his heart

[photo], H 10/9/98 pB2

Gershwin, GeorgeGershwin piano rolls on CDs [letter],

H 10/7/98 pA13Gestetner Corp. SEE SAVIN CORP.Getner Trail-Norwalk

Living on Getner Trail/Norwalk [photo], H 1/13/98 pA4

GhanaGhana: Beauty, friendliness...and

harsh history [photo], H 11/10/98 pB7+

Ghannam, RamziHealing Bodies & Souls: It takes

patience at Norwalk Hospital's rehab center [photo], H 5/23/98 pA3

Giannini, Rollo J.Mayor wants to refertilize Fodor Farm

proposal [photo], H 4/25/98 pA3Giannoglou, Irene


Giannone, KatieSimply Delicious [photo], H 3/12/98

pA1Giannone, Mike

Wreckers hold off Warriors [photo], H 12/31/98 pB5+

Giannopoulus, Dr. DemetriBusiness people: Research honors

[photo], H 5/18/98 pA6Gibbs College

Celebrate Secretaries: But don't call them that, say administrative assistants [photo], H 4/22/98 pA3

Ticket for success: Right attitude key to career, graduates told [photo], H 7/30/98 pA3

Gibraltar Packaging Group Inc.Gibraltar Group seeks buyer for

Neimand unit, BJ 10/5/98 p7Gibson C. R. SEE C. R. GIBSON CO.Gibson, David

The Key Man [photo], H 1/28/98 pA4Gibson, Laura

She's a winner: Norwalk teen overcomes hardships to win scholarship [photo], H 5/30/98 pA3

Gibson-Mohamed, BeverlyLocal AIDS fighter wins award

[photo], H 12/12/98 pA4Giff, Patricia Reilly

Memories: Weston author uses childhood recollections in her latest novel [photo], H 4/24/98 pB1+

GiftsCorporate gifts and premiums [chart],

BJ 4/20/98 p12Gilbert & Bennett School

Decision on Landmark Academy request delayed until fall, H 5/27/98 pA3

Gilbert and Bennett Manufacturing Co.

Bankruptcies, BJ 10/19/98 p24Gilbert and Bennett's creditors seek

resolution: Three file petition for involuntary bankruptcy, BJ 10/19/98 p2

Gilbert, Rev. BonnyArtwork, poetry of Norwalk students

featured at concert [photo], H 5/2/98 pB8

Norwalk minister makes plans for Day of Peace [photo], H 2/7/98 pB9

Gilbert, Laurent-XavierFrench-Canadian beer maker makes

SoNo home [photo], H 12/2/98 pD1

Gilbertie's Herb FarmHerb Heven: More than a hint on this

year's herb-of-the-year winner [photo], H 5/1/98 pA3

Gilbertie, Amanda Lynn1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Busy teen enjoys making people

happy on her rounds at hospital [photo], H 8/3/98 pA1

Having a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3Student musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Gilgore, Laurence

Corporate support of the arts means more than just money [photo], BJ 5/4/98 p17+

Gill, PatriciaThe challenge of getting kids to read:

Norwalk schools and libraries prepare for summer reading [photo], H 4/23/98 pC7

Gillies, Lauren1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4All-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Gimble, Wendy

Romance, revolution & resolve: An author goes to Cuba and returns with closure [photo], H 10/16/98 pB1+

Gingrich, NewtGingrich will quit Congress [photo], H

11/7/98 pA1+Your opinion [chart], H 11/9/98 pA2

Gionfriddo, PaulLegislators question CAHS

proposals, H 2/10/98 pA5Girl Scouts-Norwalk

Revisiting the past: Children get taste of Colonial-era history [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

Girls-Fairfield CountyConfidence boosters: 40 women in

untraditional jobs preach virtue of science to 700 girls [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

Giron, MiguelNorwalk man plans mission in

Honduras [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

Gisolfi, CarlaNo one surprised Jones harassment

case dismissed, H 4/2/98 pA1+Say Aaaahhh...: Health centers treat

what ails them [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1+

Giving TreeThe Giving Tree branches out

[photo], H 9/17/98 pA3.

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Glage, AlexProspect of war with Iraq not simple


Glass blowing and workingBlown away [photo], H 12/5/98 pC1+

Glass house-New CanaanFragile Legacy; Philip Johnson

prepares his glass house for guests [photo], H 8/28/98 pB1+

Glass sculpture-NorwalkGlass that sings: Norwalk woman

exhibits her life [photo], H 7/31/98 pA11+

GlaucomaFree tests offered to protect gift of

sight: Glaucoma prevention program set Saturday in Norwalk [photo], H 9/28/98 pB7

Glee, DianeTears flow freely at Gampel [photo],

H 2/23/98 pB1+Glen Gate Co.

People: Mason cited for excellence, H 3/30/98 pA7

Glenn, JohnGlenn soars into history: World's

oldest astronaut ènjoying the show' [photo], H 10/30/98 pA1+

Godspeed, John Glenn [edit], H 10/30/98 pA10


Glenwood Ave.-NorwalkLiving on Glenwood Avenue /

Norwalk [photo], H 3/17/98 pA4Glerum, Eric

Managing director named, H 2/2/98 pA7

Glick, SharonAIDS group starting, H 7/9/98 pA3

Glickson, Andrew AsherGlickson follows tradition of public

service [photo], H 11/16/98 pA1+Glissen, Shaun

Kids slow down speeders [photo], H 10/28/98 pA3

Global warmingGlobal warming discussed by Krupp,

H 3/30/98 pA3Globe Atlas Construction Co.

Capp seeks Chapter 11 protection: Blames non-payment for its work on, BJ 9/14/98 p1+

Globe TheatreGlobe landlord charged in theft, H

10/17/98 pA2Keogh charged in attack [photo], H

10/20/98 pA1+Globetech Publishing

Wilton bomb scare linked to Middle East pranksters, H 5/14/98 pA3

Godel, SiegfriedNorwalk Symphony volunteer

conducts himself with grace and style [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1

Golas, Gary T.Two police officers win promotions, H

11/7/98 pA4Goldberg, Cary

1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4

Goldberg, Steven S.Challenger Goldberg takes on GOP's

Bernhard in 136th [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3

Says his candidate has experience [letter], H 10/29/98 pA11

Goldblum, AlexThe deal's the thing: Stamford

Wrecking builds close ties with buyers [photo], BJ 2/23/98 p1+

Goldblum, JeffThe deal's the thing: Stamford

Wrecking builds close ties with buyers [photo], BJ 2/23/98 p1+

Goldman, Ira L.Business people: Kodak appoints

Goldman director [photo], H 3/16/98 pA7

Goldman, RobynAfter-school program aims to stop

drug abuse, crime [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Goldstein, JulieBank officer wins award, H 3/2/98 pA7

Golenbock, PeterEx-Wilton resident a top-shelf author

[photo], H 5/29/98 pC3Golf

Bill McMahon a special man [photo], H 6/12/98 pB1+

Curran comes up short, H 6/18/98 pB5

Flynn captures national junior event [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1

Former Staples star baffled by opening-round woes, H 7/3/98 pB1+

Russo hoping to follow Courville's path [photo], H 10/1/98 pB5

Their calling? To caddy of course [photo], H 9/16/98 pA4

USGA gives local golf club makers the yips, H 7/30/98 p5

Golf Training CenterWinter Games: Plenty to do to chase

those winter blues [photo], H 1/19/98 pA9

Golf-DarienDarien claims championship, H

6/3/98 pB4Valentine's mind not on course: Mets'

manager prefers to focus on baseball but makes time for golf [photo], H 9/22/98 pB1

Golf-New CanaanSenator standout honored, H 5/27/98

pB4Golf-Norwalk. SEE ALSO NAME OF

SPECIFIC GOLF COURSEAldrich registers ace at Oak Hills;

Festo takes Quartette Club tourney [photo], H 9/19/98 pB3

Charnas claims Shorehaven title [photo], H 9/12/98 pB3

City's links for flying discs: Golf disc course at Cranbury Park would be the first in the state [photo], H 4/30/98 pC7

Courville battles back in qualifying round, H 8/7/98 pC1+

Courville claims third title, H 8/10/98 pB1+

Courville eliminated, H 8/28/98 pC1+Courville makes cut at Amateur, H

8/26/98 pB1Courville recovers for 1-shot triumph

[photo], H 8/27/98 pB5+Courville, Marucci fourth, H 4/9/98

pB9Driving to green: Competitors help

LaJoie raise funds for charities [photo], H 8/6/98 pB5+

First couple [Shorehaven Golf Club] [photo], H 9/5/98 pB3

Great golf course lacks one thing [letter], H 9/17/98 pA9

Lupica warms a cold course [photo], H 11/19/98 pB5+

Lupica's 63 ties record at Oak Hills, H 11/10/98 pA7

No pain, lots of gain for Courville, H 8/8/98 pB1+

Norwalk native in Venturi field, H 5/26/98 pB1+

Owen waltzes to Silvermine championship [photo], H 8/22/98 pB3

Russo overpowers Oak Hill foes [photo], H 8/18/98 pB1+




Shibley wins President's Choice; Erdo has hole-in-one, H 10/16/98 pC4

Sunshine warms benefit tourney at Shorehaven [photo], H 6/17/98 pC1+

Tourney stays on a successful course: Norwalk Golf Classic [photo], H 9/1/98 pA7+

Golf-WestonSasaki-Scanlon on right course after

switch [photo], H 7/8/98 pB1+Golf-Westport

Glastonbury tandem wrecks Wreckers' days [photo], H 5/29/98 pC1+



Wreckers settle for third in state golf tournament, H 6/9/98 pB1+

Golf-WiltonSasaki-Scanlon on right course after

switch [photo], H 7/8/98 pB1+Gonzalez, Jennifer



Good FridayAs Christ had Done [photo], H

4/10/98 pA1Faithful gain sense of Christ's agony

[photo], H 4/11/98 pA1+Good Jobs! Partnership

Bridging the gap between unemployment and work, BJ 6/15/98 p2

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Good News Gospel ChoirCoogan's Choir: Weston songwriter

wins contest and confidence [photo], H 4/10/98 pB1+

Good Shepherd House of HospitalityA salute of gratitude to devoted

volunteers [photo], H 9/15/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/27/98 pA12Feeding the flock: Benedictine priest

quits shelter lunch effort, H 7/14/98 pA3

Keep it open [edit], H 7/14/98 pA12Neighbors: Eager to serve [photo], H

8/12/98 pA4Goodman, Dr.Stanley

From hacksaws to home remedies: A look back at medicine's early tools of the trade [photo], H 6/18/98 pB1

Goodman, Michael W.Shepard's weathers ill-timed storms:

Resolves financial crisis [photo], BJ 12/28/98 p1+

Goodwill Industries Inc.Budget Boutique: Westport Goodwill

store boasts big bargains [photo], H 3/4/98 pA3

Goodwill needs your support, H 12/29/98 pB5

Goodwill prepares workers for re-entry into job market, BJ 5/18/98 p10

Goodwill relocates its store [photo], H 11/24/98 pA3

New location to allow Goodwill to expand finally [photo], H 11/5/98 pA3

Googe, LindaJewel in the family crown: Westport

designer just didn't want to wear a suit [photo], H 1/9/98 pB1+

Gordon, CatherineBusiness people: Gordon on Denver

job, H 3/16/98 pA7Gordon, Jeff

NASCAR craze: America's fastest growing sport drives Norwalk business [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1

Gordon, StevenSpotlight on service: Westport

company helps businesses keep their customers happy [photo], H 6/22/98 pB7

Gorman, Donald W.Business people: Retiring after 43

years [photo], H 6/8/98 pA7Gormley, Mildred

Strictly fun: Hundreds recall school days at St. Mary's [photo], H 4/27/98 pA3

Gorrie, AlanRight at home: Average White Band


Gottesman, ArleneNorwalk housemaster named

principal in Shelton, H 5/21/98 pA3

Gournaris, SabrinaGirl, 3 praised for spotting fire, H

6/20/98 pA4Govoni, Kate Rudden

'She did not give up': Irish fighter, wife, devoted mother, bid a final farewell [photo], H 9/19/98 pA1+








Grabarek, ConnorNew child-care center opens [photo],

H 11/10/98 pA3Grace Baptist Church

Puttin' on the Ritz: Spring bonnets flitter at Norwalk Easter services [photo], H 4/13/98 pA1+

Renewing King's Spirit: Pastors recall progress civil rights leader made with non-violence, strong community ties [photo], H 1/19/98 pA3

Grace Episcopal ChurchChurch begins major fund drive

[photo], H 2/21/98 pB9Grace, Ken

Ken Grace does it his way: Lawyer by day, this 'full-fledged karaoke-holic' keeps Sinatra tradition alive [photo], H 7/30/98 pC8+

Gracia, Wesline33 should get TB tests, city health

officials say, H 2/14/98 pA1+Angry students walkout, say school

was lax [photo], H 1/30/98 pA1+Some classmates of dead student

test positive for TB, H 1/30/98 pA3



Teen went to hospital one month before death, H 2/2/98 pA3

Gracious Home & Garden ShowGiving something back: Hundreds

seek ideas for their homes at show [photo], H 4/20/98 pA1+

Grade A Shop Rite MarketBest pickings [photo], H 4/1/98 pA5

Graenest Ridge Rd.-WiltonClose to town, but road seems like

country lane, H 8/11/98 pA4Graffiti-Norwalk

Blacks, others angry over slur, H 6/17/98 pA1+

Graffiti scrawled at Norwalk High library, H 9/11/98 pA1+

Herbert: Graffiti heightens tensions, H 9/4/98 pA3

NAACP upset by slur on wall: School officials dismiss graffiti as isolated case, H 6/16/98 pA1+

Photo of graffiti was unnecessary [letter], H 9/11/98 pA11

Racial graffiti painted on Norwalk High wall, H 6/15/98 pA1+

Slurs sprayed at high school [photo], H 9/3/98 pA1+

Students decry work of a few [letter], H 9/28/98 pA13

Students to paint peace wall to counter racial graffiti, H 9/17/98 pA1+

Grand Central Markets L.L.C.Bankruptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27Creditors seek liquidation of Grand

Central, BJ 11/9/98 p4Grand List of Taxable Property. SEE

GRAND LIST-NAME OF TOWNGrand List-Norwalk

City struggles to cut budget to eliminate tax increase, H 1/27/98 pA3

Grand list windfall likely to hold taxes level, H 2/27/98 pA1+

Grand List-WestportWestport grand list grows - top

assessment $50M, H 4/16/98 pA3

Westport grand list grows, but tax cut unlikely, H 3/3/98 pA3

Grand Union-WestportCommunity briefs: Grand Union

stores cited, H 6/23/98 pA4Grandview Ave.-Norwalk

Hard-working people make street inviting [photo], H 9/29/98 pA4

Jefferson barriers on way, H 12/3/98 pA3

Neighbors keep an eye on safe street: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 6/2/98 pA3

Grant, MamieMamie comes home to say so long

[photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+Grant, Tom

For some folks, walking papers put a real spring in their step [photo], H 4/4/5/98 pD1

Grants-in-aid$375,000 grant awarded for Wilton

senior projects, H 2/20/98 pA3$90,000 given to Staples students, H

6/10/98 pA4Area YMCA receives grant, H 5/12/98

pA4Easing Pain: Exchange Club funds

help victims to tell their stories [photo], H 2/4/98 pA1+

Foundation gets $5.9 million in gifts, H 5/14/98 pA3

Foundation grant helps after-school program, H 4/25/98 pA3


Nature Center gets $2,500 donation, H 5/6/98 pB6

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Grants-in-aid (Continued)Newman's Own helps with van

expenses, H 1/26/98 pA4Norwalk council to vote on how to

spend state drug grant, H 1/6/98 pA3

Save the Children receives millions for family planning, H 5/22/98 pA3

Sheffield Island gets grant for improvements, H 3/3/98 pA3

Stepping Stones takes strides toward funding new museum [photo], H 5/6/98 pA3

Graphique Footwear Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 6/1/98 p25

Grasso ConstructionGrasso units must repay $2.8 million:

Court affirms judgement despite bankruptcy filings, BJ 6/22/98 p1+

Graves, TomBusiness people, H 10/27/98 pB7

Graybill, ElizabethMaloney appoints Wilton woman, H

3/2/98 pA7Grayson Construction Co.

Anne Leepson's great leap forward [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p17+

Grease (Motion Picture)Regreasing the '50s: Film's revival

stirs memories in Norwalk [photo], H 3/28/98 pA1+

Great Race-WestportGreat Race entrants tight-lipped on

designs, H 7/21/98 pA5Westport enjoys its river with annual

crazy races [photo], H 7/27/98 pA1+

Greater Heights in Jesus Christ Ministries

Getting into the spirit in Westport [photo], H 10/6/98 pA3

Many made `Prayer Fair' a success [letter], H 11/5/98 pA11

Greater Norwalk Amateur Radio ClubHam & Juice = long distance chat, H

10/5/98 pA3Greater Norwalk Chamber of

CommerceBusinesses mix at expo, H 3/20/98

p1+Cablevision breakfast, H 6/9/98 pA7Chamber goes after Harlem anti-

welfare job-training program, H 3/12/98 pA1+

Chamber honors businesses, groups for beautification efforts [photo], H 11/13/98 pA1+

Chamber presents B.Y.O.L. lineup, H 12/29/98 pB5


Chamber wants to light local billboard again, H 1/22/98 pA1+

Chamber, Hour hold `pride lunch', H 11/11/98 pA3

Gallup surveys Norwalk, H 3/27/98 pD1

Good Employees: Area managers discuss what employers look for in new employee, H 2/5/98 pD1

Growth in business sector has positive effects on overall community, H 3/25/98 p supp. 25

In brief: Annual holiday event scheduled, H 12/1/98 pD1

In brief: Business after hours Jan. 14, H 12/30/98 pB5

In brief: Economic forecast for the New Year, H 12/22/98 pD1

Kudos For SOBE: Chamber honors beverage company as best small business, H 6/4/98 pA1+

Progress and promise [edit], H 3/26/98 pA8


Visions of the future: Chamber offers mayors' luncheon, H 7/28/98 pB5

Greater Norwalk Council for the ArtsCouncil moves on open space, arts

center, H 10/28/98 pA3Norwalk's artists celebrate Arts in the

Park [drawing], H 8/27/98 pC1Greek Americans-Norwalk

Admiring a saint: Spyridon visits St. George's on name day [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

Greeks remember Christ's death [photo], H 4/18/98 pA1

Greek Independence DayTo the Glory that is Greece: Young

Greeks respect freedom of their heritage [photo], H 3/26/98 pA1+

Green, Frederick R.Career Navy man active with Norwalk

vets' programs [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1

Greenbaum, StuartManaged care hurts disabled, study

finds [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+Greenberg, Dr. Kenneth


Greenberg, DonaldNorwalkers meet to make a

difference, H 3/3/98 pA1+Greenberg, Howard

Entrepreneurs share secrets at NCTC small business fair [photo], H 11/9/98 pA8

Greenblatt, ArthurShooting at Monterey 'isolated'

incident: Police, H 2/12/98 pA1+Greene, Howard

Consultant investigates Ivies [photo], H 9/18/98 pC1+

Greene, MichaelThe magnet that draws developers to

Norwalk [photo], H 2/24/98 pC4Greenfield Consulting Group

People in business: Mackey joins Westport company, H 2/3/98 pD1

People in business: Mackey named managing director of Greenfield Group, H 2/9/98 pA8

Greenfield Online Inc.In brief: Internet shopping gains

currency, H 12/11/98 pD1Students confident they'll land good

jobs, H 8/7/98 pA1+

Greenlee, SueNorwalk mom gives kids high marks

for home work [photo], H 5/9/98 pB9

Greens Farms AcademyGreens Farms students cited, H

6/13/98 pC8Greens Farms Academy-Awards


Greens Farms Congregational Church

Neighbors: Hoot owls sing like canaries [photo], H 2/11/98 pA4

Greens Farms SchoolBids on school called too high, H

9/2/98 pA3Greens Farms renovation plan

suddenly halted, H 4/28/98 pA3Westport board appoints principal for

Greens Farms, H 2/13/98 pA3Westport commission delays vote on

elementary renovations, H 5/29/98 pA3

Greens Farms School-Expansion$1M more sought for school, H

10/7/98 pA3Board delays vote on two school

projects, H 10/15/98 pA3School overruns debated, H 10/20/98

pA3Greens Farms Volunteer Fire Dept.

Eggs-ceptional winners, H 4/16/98 pA4

Greenwich Capital Financial Products Inc.

Mortgages pass through courts, H 7/30/98 p1+

Greenwich HospitalGreenwich Hospital, Osborn form

alliance, BJ 4/27/98 pS10Greenwich-Economic conditions

Cheaper to buy a home than rent in Greenwich, BJ 11/16/98 p11+

Greenwich building owner expects to avoid foreclosure, BJ 1/26/98 p5

In brief: Developer to renovate building òn spec', BJ 6/15/98 p4

Property fetches top price: Greenwich building sells for $330 per square foot, BJ 10/5/98 p1+

Unilever to expand payroll in Trumbull, Greenwich by 250, BJ 3/9/98 p1+

Unilever updates number of employees moving to area, BJ 1/5/98 p2

Greenwood, Billy-DeeFor Greenwood, Carolina just couldn't

be any finer [photo], H 11/12/98 pB5+

Gregg, Bridget L.Monday's snapshot [photo], H

4/27/98 pA1+Gregory, Margaret

Victory tour [photo], H 11/5/98 pA5Griffin Health Services Corp.

Griffin Hospital revisits wellness center plan, BJ 3/30/98 p7

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Griffin, DonaldVolunteers honor efforts of Olin chief,

Newman's Own [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3

Grillo, Vincent Jr.Oak Hills does end run to keep son

working, H 1/30/98 pA1+Grippe, Gerard

I Spy...New York [photo], H 1/27/98 pA1

Grist Mill Rd.-NorwalkGrist Mill deaths spur call for fixes, H

6/17/98 pA1+Grist Mill rock claims another life in

car crash, H 6/15/98 pA3Second driver in six weeks killed at

Grist Mill Road cliff, H 6/13/98 pA1

Grodman & GladstoneWestport real estate agents sell

themselves first, H 3/30/98 pA7Gross, Dr. Ronald

Surgeon testifies in stabbing case, H 3/21/98 pA4

Group homes for children-WestportClosing Mohonk House [edit], H

9/28/98 pA12Mohonk shutdown upsets teen, H

9/26/98 pA1+State shuts children's home: Mohonk

House director to sue after crying kids hauled away [photo], H 9/25/98 pA1+

Grubb & Ellis Management Services Inc.

Norwalk, building manager unable to construct contract, H 7/28/98 pA3

Grullon, ChristopherAn Indian lesson [photo], H 11/21/98

pA6Grumman Hill Rd.-Wilton

An obvious solution [edit], H 5/20/98 pA12

Country Thruway: Residents seek scenic-road status for Grumman Hill to slow traffic [photo], H 5/6/98 pA1+

Grumman Road too busy to be scenic, residents told, H 5/19/98 pA1+

Grumman, F. William Jr.Cost overruns of $450,000 anger

council, H 2/20/98 pA3Public works defends spending

$450K on park, H 2/25/98 pA1+Rain, rain, go away: Illegal sewer line

hookups suspected in stinking mess [photo], H 5/8/98 pA3

Gruss, Marvin I.Business people [photo], H 10/19/98

pA7Grzybowski, Paulina

City teacher runs for life: Leukemia survivors inspire marathon effort [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1+

GTE Corp.400 local workers may lose jobs in

GTE move, BJ 4/13/98 p4+GTE playing it coy on sale of

corporate center here, H 1/8/98 pD1

Jury still out on Bell Atlantic-GTE merger, BJ 8/3/98 p7

More cuts at GTE, H 4/3/98 pD1Prudential buys GTE campus [map],

H 1/22/98 pA1+Public record, H 6/6/98 pD2Strong quarter for GTE, H 7/20/98

pA7Guarino, Ben

HMO woes: Seniors ponder options after Medicare loss [photo], H 10/7/98 pA1+

Guckian, WilliamToday's the day: Voters have their

say [photo], H 11/3/98 pA1+Gudiel, Osman

Stabbing convict flees his day of reckoning, H 3/20/98 pA3

Surgeon testifies in stabbing case, H 3/21/98 pA4

Two stories given in stabbing assault, H 3/20/98 pA3

Gudino, JoaquinAccused killer reverses plea, H

4/25/98 pA1+Courtroom erupts at tale of last

words, H 7/31/98 pA1+Guilty plea ready, H 7/31/98 pA1Juror's comment nearly causes

mistrial, H 7/29/98 pA3Veterans Park killer accepts 45-year

`deal', H 8/1/98 pA1+Witnesses identify suspect in slay

trial, H 7/30/98 pA3Guerrero, Danny

A day at the beach, sort of [photo], H 2/24/98 pA3

Guide dogsMan who barred dog unaware of law,

H 12/15/98 pA3Guideposts. SEE SIGNS AND

SIGNBOARDSGuidera, George C.

Community briefs: Weston official honored, H 12/31/98 pA3

No tax cut expected in Weston budget, H 2/25/98 pA5

Weston leader tight-lipped about buying $14M property, H 1/24/98 pA1+

Guinness Import Co.Stamford importer recalling `stale'

ale, H 7/16/98 pD2Gunn, Susan

War of words spouts over WWII memorial, H 4/25/98 pA3

Guns. SEE FIREARMSGurliacci, Carol

Business people: ICM appointments [photo], H 9/5/98 pD2

Guth, CareyLiving on Little Brook Road and

Topfield / Wilton [photo], H 4/21/98 pA4

Story no better second time around [letter], H 11/25/98 pA11

Wilton's Topfield Road a haven [photo], H 10/27/98 pA4

Guyer, Pamela StarkMonday snapshot: Corporate

consultant uses her talents

organize city art festivals [photo], H 7/27/98 pA1

Gymnastics-WestonFor this day, Chief's star shines

brighter than Manne [photo], H 1/28/98 pB1+

Gymnastics: Manne hits 1,000-point milestone, H 1/21/98 pB6

Gymnastics-WiltonWilton handed narrow defeat [photo],

H 3/5/98 pB1Wilton's Wells leaped to forefront

[photo], H 4/1/98 pB1+

HH. M. S. Bark Endeavour. SEE

ENDEAVOUR (SHIP)Haas, Rosie

Funding is elusive for struggling local artists: One comedian hopes to clean up with soap deal, BJ 9/21/98 p1+

Habana RestaurantSlice of Cuba: Norwalk restaurant

promise patrons flavor of the popular island [photo], H 1/21/98 pA3

Haberli, ChrisArtistic endeavor: Hundreds attend


Habitat for HumanityFocus on humanity, not the market

[letter], H 10/14/98 pA13Hadik Pkwy.-Norwalk

Living on Aviation Court and Hadik Parkway / Norwalk [photo], H 4/28/98 pA4

Haffner, Debra W.Everything you've always wanted to

know about sex: Local sexuality educator shares some knowledge [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1+

Haffner, HellmutSTRIVE eases road from welfare to

work [photo], H 10/23/98 pA3Hagans, Geneva Wells

Monday snapshot [photo], H 3/9/98 pA1

Hall, AlanBanners for the bard [photo], H

5/14/98 pA3Hall, Judy

A walk in the woods: Two area hikers find serenity in Devil's Den [photo], H 10/9/98 pB1

Hall, RalsteeniNeighbors: Now, here's one you must

know [photo], H 3/11/98 pA4Hall, Robert G. Jr.

Prosecutor's house bombed [photo], H 6/26/98 pA1+

Hall, WayneBombs Away: Workers find ammo


Hall-Brooke FoundationSt. Vincent's operates Hall-Brooke

Hospital as new subsidiary, H 11/20/98 pA4

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Hall-Brooke Foundation (Continued)Suicide prompts lawsuit: Hall-Brooke

hit in trucker's death, H 12/16/98 pA3

Hallett, ArleneThe Best Defense Is A Good Offense:

Women learn tactics to feel more secure in dangerous situations [photo], H 5/23/98 pB6

Halley, James R.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Halliwell Engineering AssociatesCalmer thermostats ahead: Inclement

system being stabilized [photo], H 12/30/98 pA1+

HalloweenBooooo! Haunted Mansion chills,

thrills [photo], H 10/22/98 pA3The ghoulish gourmet [photo], H

10/28/98 pA9+Trick or treat: Police say have fun,

play it safe [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1

Hallowell, LanceBooooo! Haunted Mansion chills,

thrills [photo], H 10/22/98 pA3Hamburger, David

World Music concert series heats up fall season [photo], H 10/8/98 pC8

Hamel, DonnaOne fewer candidate in Wilton race,

H 8/27/98 pA3Hamer, Dr. Irving S.

Two candidates offer different styles to get job done: Former book executive built reputation on reform, H 5/23/98 pA1+

Hamer, Irving Jr.Candidate pulls out for N. Y. school

board job, H 6/2/98 pA1+Hamilton, James

Second chance for clothes thief, H 10/6/98 pA4

Hamlin, BrittanyGiving chase [photo], H 8/14/98 pA1

Hamlin, KentonGiving chase [photo], H 8/14/98 pA1

Hammett, PorshaProgram is one for the books...and

the kids love it [photo], H 3/28/98 pA3

HandicappedGood sports [photo], H 3/13/98 pC4Huminski seeks help with competition

costs, H 4/28/98 pB4Managed care hurts disabled, study

finds [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+Pitching in [photo], H 3/30/98 pA4Special training: Video teaches how

to work with special-needs patients [photo], H 6/30/98 pA3

Still in the swing: At 82, Norwalk native still willing to try resort ride, H 2/26/98 pA9

Handicapped-RecreationDonation given to group, H 7/1/98 pA4The art of courage: Artists mold new


HandicraftConnecticut craft centers lead to

1,000 craft artists, BJ 11/16/98 p19

Hanrahan, MattNorwalk man helps in rescue in car

accident, H 6/25/98 pA2Hansboro, Lamont

Running untouched [photo], H 11/21/98 pB3

Hansboro, NicoleHansboro puts 2 feet in front, H

6/2/98 pA7+Hansboro puts finishing touch on

triple crown [photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+

Hansboro shot way to the top [photo], H 4/25/98 pB1+


NHS duo captures State Open crowns, H 3/2/98 pB1+


Hansen, Kenneth L.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Hanson, Dale C.Police Blotter: Tentative ID made on

dead body, H 1/27/98 pA4Hanson, Heather

1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team [photo], H 12/15/98 pB4

Bears served a tough defeat by Warriors [photo], H 10/20/98 pB1+

Bears' Hanson decides to go Ivy [photo], H 11/14/98 pB1+

Pooch Power: Legislature may look at anti-puppy mill law [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

HanukkahHanukkah honors belief in miracles

[photo], H 12/12/98 pA1+Happy Hannukah [photo], H 12/15/98

pA3Harbor View Beach Club-Norwalk


Harbors-Fairfield CountyHarbor water quality below standards,

H 3/20/98 pA3Hardesty Dillon Associates

Walls are their niche: Rowayton duo help corporations add art to the office, H 7/20/98 pA7

Hardesty, SusanWalls are their niche: Rowayton duo

help corporations add art to the office [photo], H 7/20/98 pA7

Hardin, KylerTurning Pages and Heads: First-time

teen-age inventor wins international contest [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

Harding, JenniferBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

6/26/98 pA18Home is the sailor...but lure of the

sea holds her [photo], H 3/6/98 pA1+

Jennifer's Endeavour: Diary of an adventure at sea [photo], H 2/27/98 pB1+

She'll Sail Atlantic: Darien teen chosen for adventure aboard Endeavour [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+

Harding, TomHarding dusts Minuteman field

[photo], H 4/7/98 pC4Westport's Harding tops Corporate

Classic field, H 5/21/98 pC9Hardy, Susan

Business people: New hand at Old Kent [photo], H 7/27/98 pA7

Harinstein, MikeBears not looking past Wilton [photo],

H 10/30/98 pC1+Harmon, John C.

Business people: Enters picture at Kodak [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7

Harper, FrancesThe angel of Riverside: She places

flags on the graves of veterans [photo], H 5/23/98 pA3

Harrick, WilliamHonoring Columbus [photo], H

10/13/98 pA2Harrigan, Bill


Trojans counterattaack [photo], H 10/19/98 pB1+

Harrington-Howes, ObieHealing Bodies & Souls: It takes


Harris, ArlisaKeeping vigil in life & death battle vs.

AIDS [photo], H 10/9/98 pA3Harris, Elizabeth

A little more pucker, please [photo], H 2/2/98 pA3

Harris, Louise[Photo of oil painting], H 10/16/98 pB5

Harris, Margaret Stayskal "Skippy"Monday's snapshot [photo], H

3/16/98 pA1Harris, Paul

Unauthorized addition is `subtracted', H 9/18/98 pA3

Harris, RichardHarbor water quality below standards,

H 3/20/98 pA3Norwalk Harbor not clean enough

[photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+Harrison, Frann Holly

Snapshot: Harrison finds joy through Internet following husband's death [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1

Harrison, Marshall C.4th District candidates talk issues

[photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+Harrison runs on Libertarian card

[photo], H 10/31/98 pA2Westport Libertarian enters 4th

congressional race [opinion], H 9/12/98 pA11

Harter, AllisonCity students pick Rowland: Mock

election offers lesson in

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Harter, Allison (Continued)government [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1+

Hartley, BrianNHS duo captures State Open

crowns, H 3/2/98 pB1+Pair reaches the top via different

tracks [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+Hartley, Elizabeth

Community briefs: Two win scholarships, H 12/7/98 pA3

Harville, TravisBanners for the bard [photo], H

5/14/98 pA3Hastings, Irene

Hungarian rhapsody: The joy of palascinta, csoroge and hurka [photo], H 11/4/98 pA9

Hatch, EmilyAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Athletes of the Week [photo], H

2/28/98 pB4HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/30/98 pB4Hats

Fancy these Hats: Hat factory opens doors for amateurs hoping to help the Bard [photo], H 1/26/98 pA3


Haversat, MarkMasters of the trade: Robbins Tesar

uses high-tech tools to help clients display their wares [photo], BJ 5/4/98 p13

Hawe, DavidFrom the kids' view [photo], H 4/28/98

pA1Hawley Realty L.P.

Seaman's Furniture to open in Danbury, BJ 8/24/98 p7

Hayes, TimothyCatch of a lifetime [photo], H 8/6/98

pB4Haywa, John

Food For Thought [photo], H 3/6/98 pA3

Hazardous substances-WiltonGasoline additive found in wells near

Waldbaum's plaza, H 2/10/98 pA3

Hazardous wastes-NorwalkMany helped hazardous waste days

[letter], H 11/17/98 pA13Volunteers help clean up hazardous

waste products [photo], H 10/19/98 pA3

Waste collection site relocated, H 10/16/98 pA1+

Head StartBigger Edge: Congress members


Norwalk's poor rely on vibrant Head Start [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

Health care. SEE MEDICAL CAREHealth education

Nathan Hale fair celebrates mind and body [photo], H 5/2/98 pB6

Health ExtendersCommunity briefs: Rehab center

names director, H 7/7/98 pA4Health insurance. SEE INSURANCE,

HEALTHHealth maintenance organizations

County physicians asking legislature to speed HMO pay, H 4/14/98 pA3

Deadbeat HMOs owe physicians millions of dollars, BJ 6/8/98 p11

HMO just says no, H 10/26/98 pA4HMO to fight lawsuit ruling, H

10/28/98 pA5HMO's owe us millions, docs say, H

5/15/98 pA1+HMOs, BJ 2/9/98 p10Medical ethicist slams HMO approach

to health [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3New facilities for hospitals, as HMOs

draw controversy, BJ 7/27/98 p13Troubled Oxford Health beats Wall

Street, H 10/31/98 pA5Healthy Families Partnership

Healthy families program looked at for city, H 11/28/98 pA3

Heart-DiseasesOutpatient heart programs help

patients redo their lives, H 1/14/98 pA3

HEAT CollaborativeManufacturers turn up HEAT to

develop worker skills, BJ 8/24/98 p6

Heatter, Ed1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4Hebert, Mickey

From baseball to business, Hebert determined to win, BJ 3/16/98 p9

Hecht, Rabbi Yehoshua S.A Torah to treasure: Norwalk rabbi's

100-year-old grandmother gives family's scriptures to temple [photo], H 7/8/98 pA1+

Festive feast [photo], H 4/11/98 pA3Heere, Ed

AMSYS works hard at Danbury Hospital contract [photo], BJ 6/1/98 p6

Hehl, Carrie S.Personnel file [photo], H 12/14/98 pB7

Heise, BradExit to the future: 211 Staples grads

sent off with wishes [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Heissenbuttel, HeleneSecond TB case in normal range,

health officials say, H 2/27/98 pA3

Henao, John1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Giveaways were deciding factor

[photo], H 11/21/98 pB1+Unlikely duo takes lead for Norwalk,

H 11/30/98 pB1+Hendrick, Mary


Hendrick, RobertDay o' the green [photo], H 3/17/98

pA1Hendrick, Viola Guyer


Hendricks, CarlosPlastic wrap of girlfriend nets 4-year

jail term, H 6/6/98 pA3Henry, Bernie

1 fish, 2 fish, they caught bluefish [photo], H 8/31/98 pA3

Herbert, Dr. Victor`Stay Up and Bubbly': New school

chief urges his people to make city district `world-class system' [photo], H 9/1/98 pA1+

A bell-ringing start: New school chief greets students, parents as classes begin [photo], H 9/5/98 pA3

A local alternative? [edit], H 12/3/98 pA10

A new superintendent [edit], H 6/11/98 pA8

Against the grain [photo], H 6/10/98 pA1+


Beacon school inches ahead, H 11/6/98 pA2

Board chooses Herbert, H 6/8/98 pA1+

Brookside baptism [photo], H 8/21/98 pA1

Candidate knocks shortchanging city schools [photo], H 5/28/98 pA1+

City offered new immersion plan, H 10/29/98 pB3

Dropout rate sinking, H 11/3/98 pA1+Educators' plan: `Grow their own'

[photo], H 12/3/98 pA3First candidate had rocky times at

Phoenix schools, H 5/22/98 pA1+First-Day Jitters: Rite of passage left

most with fond memory, H 8/29/98 pA1+

Herbert given 3-year contract, $135,000 salary, H 7/21/98 pA3

Herbert names deputy [photo], H 12/1/98 pA1+

Herbert pushes Spanish for city, H 11/24/98 pA1+

Herbert ready to lead with reform [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Herbert says he'd welcome reporters into schools, H 5/28/98 pA2

How about testing for teachers? [letter], H 10/16/98 pA11

Jefferson School parents cheer expansion, H 10/21/98 pA3

Lighting a beacon [edit], H 11/10/98 pA12

Need for 'beacon' school is obvious [letter], H 11/16/98 pA13

New school boss vows to wipe out 'dissatisfaction' [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1+

New school boss vows to wipe out `dissatisfaction', H 6/15/98 pA1+

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Herbert, Dr. Victor (Continued)New schools boss wants everyone to

help [photo], H 6/18/98 pA1+Off and running: Well, sort of... State

holds up Herbert's ok because of missing papers [photo], H 7/10/98 pA1+

Officials pleased with new school chief, search firm, H 6/9/98 pA3

Open door: Herbert gives pastors time to spread word on relations job [photo], H 9/1/98 pA1+

Parents to Norwalk school officials: Get back to basics [photo], H 10/21/98 pA1+

Parents want higher standards, H 10/7/98 pA2


Policing the "net" [edit], H 10/22/98 pA10

Save every kid, school chief tells minority group, H 10/2/98 pA1+

School boss embraces changes that inspire, transform [photo], H 7/16/98 pA1+

School budget rises above $100 million: Superintendent puts in request for new textbooks, more teachers, buses, classroom aides, H 11/5/98 pA3

School chief picks new team, H 9/2/98 pA1+

School-To-Work earns top grade [photo], H 10/9/98 pA3

Starting Fresh: Norwalk teachers head for classrooms with a boost from the boss, H 8/31/98 pA1+

Heritage (Resort)-SouthburyHeritage offers quaint setting,

comforts of work, BJ 9/7/98 p18Hernandez, Seidy


HeroesHeroes honored for saving man in

Stony Brook [photo], H 11/20/98 pA3

Return of the Fire Hero: Resident rescues man from burning house [photo], H 7/10/98 pA3

Hessel Group Inc.Hessel Group of Wilton merges with

major Colorado competitor, BJ 1/26/98 p6

Hewitt Associates LLCCommunity briefs: Hewitt gets tax

break, H 6/24/98 pA4Health costs expected to soar in '99,

H 12/15/98 pD1Lawmakers give Hewitt a tax break:

Consulting firm may build office complex in Norwalk, BJ 7/6/98 p1+

Hey, JohnShocked officer witnesses suicide, H

4/2/98 pA4Heybroek, Signe-britta

We're Not In Florida, Anymore [photo], H 1/15/98 pA1

Heyman, RonnieBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/21/98 pA14Heyman, Samuel


Hickey, LilyThe Great Pumpkin: You can make

many things from pumpkins besides jack-o'-lanterns [photo], H 10/14/98 pA9+

Hickey, MadelineLocal growers offer pick-your-own

pleasures [photo], H 10/14/98 pA9+

Hieb, RichardThe right stuff: Astronaut visits

Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1+

High school athletesFormer coaches help match athletes,

college programs, H 5/5/98 pB1+High school dropouts

Dropout rate sinking, H 11/3/98 pA1+High school dropouts-Norwalk


High school principals-WiltonStand-in named while Wilton seeks

new principal [photo], H 5/19/98 pA3

High school studentsDeadlines pressure college-bound

seniors [photo], H 12/29/98 pA1+High school students-Fairfield

CountyCrossing borders: Regional teens

unite to produce exhibit at Discovery Museum in Bridgeport [photo], H 5/21/98 pB5

Elisabeth Trawinski, 17, of Weston High, works with Travis Holland, 18, of Norwalk High [photo], H 4/15/98 pA2

Students seek head start: More in region seek advanced placement courses [photo], H 10/17/98 pA1+

High school students-NorwalkAt Loose Ends: Lack of hangouts

frustrates many Greater Norwalk teenagers, H 4/4/98 pA1+


Haitian student found her reward in hard work [photo], H 6/20/98 pA1+

Junior achievers [photo], H 4/9/98 pB4Learning As A Volunteer [photo], H

1/10/98 pB6Monday's snapshot: Top student at

Brien McMahon excels within the diversity of Norwalk [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1

More than standard dinner fare [photo], H 2/12/98 pC9

Students join society, H 7/1/98 pA4Students say Period Zero program is

a big plus, H 6/20/98 pA3Three seniors honored, H 6/18/98 pB3

XCEL program showcases talents of high school students [photo], H 3/16/98 pA3

High school students-WestportOK, so we're not all that worried

about the asteroid... [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

Westport answers teen-age angst with coffee house, H 4/4/98 pA1+

High school students-WiltonWilton youth selected for medical

forum [photo], H 6/5/98 pA3Highwood Ln.-Westport

`Great neighborhood' quiet, not isolated [photo], H 12/1/98 pA4

Quaint neighborhood offers solitude [photo], H 10/6/98 pA4

Highwood Rd.-Westport`Great neighborhood' quiet, not

isolated [photo], H 12/1/98 pA4Peaceful living graces shady

horseshoe [photo], H 7/7/98 pA4Quaint neighborhood offers solitude

[photo], H 10/6/98 pA4Hiking-Weston

Hikers learn at Den [photo], H 6/18/98 pB4

Hill Top HomesGetting a jump on spring [photo], H

2/5/98 pC9Hill, Evelyn

In search of black identity [photo], H 2/20/98 pB1+

Hill, MaryTop Norwalk High senior finds writing

a way to reach others [photo], H 6/8/98 pA1

Hill, PeterLiving on Tamarac Road / Westport

[photo], H 5/12/98 pA4Hill, Thomas

Neighbors: They're at home on the farm [photo], H 9/23/98 pA4

Hill-Stead Museum-FarmingtonDay trip highlights two Connecticut

cultural sites [photo], H 11/17/98 pA10

Hiller, PaulHiller graduates archery school, H

10/29/98 pB4Hilton Hotel Corp.

Hilton lawsuit settled, H 10/29/98 pA1+

Realtor talks to Hilton about Norwalk site on Main Ave., H 1/31/98 pD1

Hine Brothers InternationalHine Bros. trucks new dealership into

Bridgeport, BJ 2/2/98 p3Hines/Sterling

Hines/Sterling marketing its Merritt Crossing site, BJ 5/25/98 p18

Hinton, LisaSolemn Sunday: Christians celebrate

Christ's resurrection at sunrise service [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Hirsch, Leon C.Business people: Chairman cited

[photo], H 5/18/98 pA6Hirschfeld, Al

Norwalk firm makes Hirschfeld art book, H 3/7/98 pD1

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Hispanic AmericansEsposito wants Hispanic to help

judge officer, H 2/6/98 pA1Hispanics doubt mayor's effort in

Delgado case, H 2/20/98 pA1+Mayor's search still on for Hispanic

for board, H 2/18/98 pA3Nuestros amigos pursuing the

American dream [photo], H 4/9/98 pB1+

Puerto Ricans upset with Shay's vote [photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+

Reforms could unleash Hispanics' potential, BJ 11/23/98 p17

Storm aid patrol: City's Latinos collect money for homelands [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1+

The big day: Latinos celebrate Three Kings with party and presents [photo], H 1/7/98 pA1+

Historic buildings-New CanaanFragile Legacy; Philip Johnson

prepares his glass house for guests [photo], H 8/28/98 pB1+

Historic buildings-Norwalk'A nice old building': Group gives city

Cranbury chapel [photo], H 9/23/98 pA1+

A piece of our heritage [edit], H 9/24/98 pA10

Historic home may face demolition: Historical Commission looks for ways to preserve 138-year-old structure [photo], H 9/10/98 pB1+

Historic sites may slip into the past: The city isn't providing the money for needed repairs, H 6/13/98 pA3

Historic structures imperiled [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+


New look for St. Joseph's: Diverse church finances renovation of old SoNo church [photo], H 10/8/98 pB2

Historic buildings-WestportAbout that 'eyesore': Pop star's

demolition delayed by neighbors [photo], H 9/24/98 pA1+


11/27/98 pA1Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/2/98 pA10Expansion of Kings Highway historic

district proposed, H 10/17/98 pA3Historic buildings-Wilton

Back Door to Freedom: Cannondale house was Underground Railroad station [photo], H 8/8/98 pA1+

Historical house expert shares old trade secrets, H 1/26/98 pA3

Historic districts-WestportProtecting what was: Kings Highway

neighborhood wants its place in history [photo], H 5/20/98 pA1+

Hit-and-run drivers-NorwalkCar hits child; driver flees, H 11/17/98

pA4

Police Blotter: New information on hit-and-run, H 11/20/98 pA4

Hit-and-run drivers-WiltonPolice Blotter: Police seek hit and run

driver, H 10/29/98 pA4HMOs. SEE Health maintenance

organizationsHMV Music Store

HMV moving out of Norwalk, H 3/28/29/98 pD1

Hockey-Fairfield CountyDrop the puck: Action commences

tonight for three of four area teams, H 12/10/98 pC9+

Hockey-NorwalkA rose among thorns [photo], H

3/4/98 pA4Bears sweep Senators aside [photo],

H 2/3/98 pB1+City gives hockey arena warm

reception, H 11/24/98 pA1+Developers eye city for ice rink, H

11/21/98 pA1+Norris blunts McMahon attack

[photo], H 2/21/98 pB1+Norwalk on ice? [edit], H 11/24/98

pA12Sticker shock ices hockey rink plan,

H 12/24/98 pA3Hockey-Wilton

Quiet Jerrett let his stick do the talking [photo], H 4/18/98 pB1+

Wilton knocked out of hockey state tourney, H 3/5/98 pB1+

Hodges, JessieTaking extra care to stay dry at camp

[photo], H 8/6/98 pA3Hoffman Fuel

Hoffman Fuel, other oil suppliers prepare for deregulation, BJ 3/9/98 p7

Hoffman, RobertWill smoking ban burn restaurateurs?

[photo], BJ 3/9/98 p1+Holder, Margaret

Widow dies in Darien house fire, H 5/14/98 pA4

Hole in the Wall GangFaces & Places: It's more than a hole

in the wall, BJ 9/7/98 p9Giving that matters [photo], H 5/23/98

pA1+Holidays. SEE ALSO CHRISTMAS;

HANUKKAH; KWANZAA; THANKSGIVING

'Tis the season to spend money [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+

'Tis the season... [special section] [photo], H 12/15/98 pC1+

Columbus students make greeting cards, H 12/12/98 pB8

Do you like it? [photo], H 12/15/98 pA3

Getting ready for the holiday season [photo], H 12/12/98 pB6

Gift givers' guide [special section] [photo], H 11/10/98 pB1+

Holiday Countdown: Special section [photo], H 11/25/98 pD1+

Holiday entertaining [special section], H 11/3/98 pB1+

Holiday miracles: Norwalk Symphony celebrates the season with a modern classic [photo], H 12/12/98 pC1+

Hundreds gather for tree, concert [photo], H 12/7/98 pA3


Playing for the holidays [photo], H 12/19/98 pA6

Post-holiday bargain hunting: Shoppers pack stores for exchanges, bargains [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1+

Ringing in the holidays: Norwalk American Legion kicks off season in style [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1+

Schools celebrate diversity of holidays [photo], H 12/17/98 pA3


Special section [photo], H 12/1/98 pC1+

Thanksgiving, 1998 [edit], H 11/25/98 pA10

Unwrapping the secrets of holiday blues: Depression is real and it strikes many people during the holidays, H 12/3/98 pB3

Holley, GeorgeBrandy searchers hope house will be

home [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1Holley, Shirley

Magnificent Moms: Threesome continues mothering after their children raised [photo], H 5/11/98 pA3

Hollis, BruceCraggy Fodor proves rocky site for

new school, H 5/12/98 pA1+Holmes, Chris

Shooting victim fighting for life [photo], H 5/14/98 pA4

Holocaust survivorsFriends laud brave hero of Holocaust

[photo], H 8/20/98 pA3Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)

Holocaust memories preserved [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+

Home Financial Network Inc.HFN customizes software, BJ 8/24/98

p14Home schooling

Norwalk mom gives kids high marks for home work [photo], H 5/9/98 pB9

Homeless personsCommunity reaches out to help mom

and four youngsters, H 1/2/98 pA1+

Feds fund food, shelter, H 11/27/98 pA2

Homeless persons-NorwalkGoing Home: Norwalk officer heads

up effort to find apartment for local family [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3

Homestead VillageCarving Hotel Hill: Homestead clears

the site for its new hotel on Route 7, H 3/25/98 pB5

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Homestead Village (Continued)Homestead Village seeks rehearing

on hotel project, BJ 8/24/98 p2Homework


Homosexuality. SEE ALSO GAYSCommunity center for gays


Homosexuals. SEE GAYSHoney Hill Care Center

At Honey Hill working together pays off: Family Council celebrates third anniversary [photo], H 10/15/98 pB3

Clowning around at Honey Hill [photo], H 6/4/98 pA3

Ex-patients enjoy celebration of life: Those helped by Honey Hill return, remember [photo], H 10/15/98 pA3

Honey Hill pact passage expected, H 8/27/98 pA3

Local 1199 claims Honey Hill fired workers for union activities [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

NLRB unpholds Honey Hill staff's right to union, H 4/1/98 pB5

Union leaders claim Norwalk care center is no honey, H 3/28/98 pA3

Honey Hill Rd.-WiltonLiving on Honey Hill Road/Wilton:

Easy access makes for great place to live [photo] [map], H 1/6/98 pA4

Hook, MirandaRiver View's boots make more

enemies, H 6/5/98 pA1+Hope Hose Volunteer Fire Company

Firefighters inflate resumes at inactive hose company [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

Hopkins, JamesSaving the children: Economic woes

add to Thailand's troubles [photo], H 1/16/98 pA3

Hopp, DaveConnecticut's glorious oysters:

Farming Long Island Sound for more than 120 years [photo], H 11/25/98 pB1

Hoque, FaisalEC Cubed pieces together e-

commerce: Wilton software maker provides building blocks [photo], BJ 8/31/98 p1+

Horelik, JacquieSlumbering Wreckers awaken

[photo], H 10/22/98 pB5+Horizons program. SEE NEW

CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOLHorkel, John


HorsesWinstar wins it all [photo], H 6/15/98

pB4Horses-Darien

Ox Ridge riders tough on home turf, H 6/9/98 pB5

Horses-NorwalkCharges possible in attack on horse,

H 2/19/98 pA3Dog owner charged in pit bull attack

on horse, H 3/6/98 pA4Horse, rider attacked by pit bulls, H

2/17/98 pA1+Horses-Training

A woman who still listens to horses: Former Norwalk resident thrives on her talent for retraining Thoroughbreds [photo], H 8/27/98 pB3

Horses-WiltonHorse put down after crash, H 3/6/98

pA1+Missing Dokken: An open gate, a

spirited horse, a tragic ending [photo], H 3/10/98 pA3

Horseshoe pitchingNeighbors: Brothers of metal [photo],

H 7/1/98 pA4Horseshoe Pond-Wilton

Horseshoe Pond drained to kill lily-pad infestation [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Icy fate awaits lily pads [photo], H 12/3/98 pA3

Lilypads in Wilton pond face icy fate, H 10/6/98 pA3

Warm winter may ice plan to freeze lily pads, H 12/7/98 pA3

Horton, Whitney1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Mason, Horton lead the pack: Girls

Cross Country Co-MVPs [photo], H 12/9/98 pB1+

Mason, Horton place, H 11/7/98 pB5Hospitality industry

Ex-executive finds food comes first: Attention to detail for chef, Norwalk business, BJ 9/7/98 p17+

FOCUS: Business hospitality, BJ 5/11/98 p17+

FOCUS: Hospitality, BJ 2/16/98 p19+, BJ 9/7/98 p17+

Heritage offers quaint setting, comforts of work, BJ 9/7/98 p18

Year end wrap ups: Hospitality, Corporate Travel, Transportation, Retail, BJ 11/30/98 p13+

HospitalsHospitals [chart], BJ 1/26/98 p14New facilities for hospitals, as HMOs

draw controversy, BJ 7/27/98 p13Hospitals-Fairfield County

Forging ahead: Local hospitals ally to cut costs, expand medical services, BJ 9/21/98 p17

Hospitals In The 90's, H 5/21/98 pB1+Hotchkiss, Alden

Living the dream [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

HotelsBusiness hotel welcomes travelers to

the club, BJ 5/11/98 p17+Hotels and conference centers

[chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA17

Seasoned greetings: From festive decor to delectable cuisine, hotels are gearing up for the holidays, BJ 10/26/98 p19+

Hotels-DanburyNorwalk hotel project incorporates

union vow, BJ 11/23/98 p1+Two hotels under construction in

Danbury, BJ 4/27/98 p4Hotels-Norwalk


Hough, Murray L.Business people [photo], H 11/17/98

pA11Hour


Learning the ropes: youngsters help out at the Hour, serving as co-publishers for a day [photo], H 8/20/98 pB3

Life & Times, Hour news staffs combine, H 12/24/98 pA1+

My View: The Hour rattles its ghosts [photo], H 6/20/98 pA9

Neighbors: Making the rounds [photo], H 5/13/98 pA4

Photo of Hillary-hater uncalled for [letter], H 10/13/98 pA7

Pleased by courteous employees [letter], H 12/4/98 pA11

Readers have their say, pick new comic called 'Zits' [photo], H 11/27/98 pA3

The Hour has a new managing editor [photo], H 10/5/98 pA3

Winner collects prize in Jeep contest [photo], H 9/15/98 pA2

Hours of laborGetting a rest on day of rest less

common, H 8/17/98 pA3Housatonic Education for Advanced

Technology. SEE HEATHousing

Modular home builders put it all together, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Housing Development FundFaces & Places: Providing affordable

housing, BJ 8/3/98 p6Housing-Connecticut

32 percent of Connecticut families can't afford rent, BJ 12/21/98 p11

Housing-DarienDarien denies housing discrimination

claim, BJ 8/3/98 p2Housing-Fairfield County

Homeowners take note [edit], H 8/19/98 pA12

Housing-NorwalkCity's program taps 8 new

homeowners: Lucky families chosen in blind lottery, H 10/8/98 pB3

Community briefs: New affordable housing opens, H 7/13/98 pA4

Crossland deal angers neighbors, H 7/15/98 pA1+

Elderly tenants live in fear of young neighbors, H 1/14/98 pA1+

Housing plan makes loans to fixer-uppers, H 7/28/98 pA1+

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Housing-Norwalk (Continued)Landlords scramble to repair

flophouse: inspectors make list of problems [photo], H 8/19/98 pA1+

Neighbors feel duped: Residents at odds with developer about new houses [photo], H 8/13/98 pA3

Neighbors need to know of settlement [letter], H 7/28/98 pA13

Norwalk area tops the list for high rent, H 10/10/98 pA4

Volatile mix: Elderly fear uncontrolled, disabled neighbors [photo], H 1/24/98 pA1+

Housing-StamfordStamford faces affordable housing

crisis, BJ 12/21/98 p1+Housing-Westport

Affordable in Westport [edit], H 9/17/98 pA8

Builder takes town to court, H 9/11/98 pA3

Larger homes safe, H 11/17/98 pA1+Money OK'd for affordable housing

plan: Westport panel backs $1.5M loan, H 9/11/98 pA3

New regulations worry Westport's architectural panel, H 9/23/98 pA3

Residents: Don't ban big houses, H 10/30/98 pA1+

Trailer park tenants oppose housing plan, H 8/14/98 pA3

Westport planners to vote on managed care facilities, H 8/19/98 pA4

Westport plans for more affordable housing, H 11/23/98 pA3

Westport seeks to curb size of homes, H 9/22/98 pA3

Westport to replace low-income homes, H 4/9/98 pA4

Housing-WiltonHousing plans are hot topic in Wilton,

H 10/1/98 pA3Proposal to build homes withdrawn, H

9/15/98 pA3Supports assisted living, with caveat

[letter], H 10/23/98 pA11Wilton planners work on assisted-

housing rules, H 9/30/98 pA3Houston, Rev. David

Is there gold in the spires? Churches being courted for cellular transmission technology [photo], H 1/12/98 pA7

Howe, VanceSearch firm picks brains in city about

ideal schools leader, H 1/19/98 pA3

Howell, JoeAll-Area MVP Howell opts for junior

college [photo], H 7/31/98 pC1+Howell has taken long path to

success [photo], H 4/6/98 pB1+HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

1/10/98 pB4Howland, Jeffrey

Classroom commercials: It's reading, writing and advertising in many schools [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

Taking a slash, making a splash [photo], H 8/12/98 pA5

Howmet Corp.Howmet wins casting contract, BJ

8/3/98 p6Hruska, Jay

Business people: Winning promotions [photo], H 8/10/98 pA7

Hubbard, DerivaPoor bus service hobbles welfare

reform [photo], H 2/7/98 pA1+HUBCO Inc.

No layoffs seen as HUBCO acquires First Union branches, BJ 3/16/98 p11

Public record, H 4/4/5/98 pD2Hudacek, Stephen

Tischler opens doors: Acquires Surburban Club property for $3.3 million [photo], BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Huffman KoosWayside to sell its 11 stores, H

2/24/98 pB5Hughes Agency

Ancient seaport picks local agency, H 12/10/98 pD1

Award-winning ad-ventures: Hot new local advertising agency offers top quality campaigns, H 6/29/98 pB7

Beepwear campaign a winner for Hughes Agency [photo], BJ 7/13/98 p9

Hughes wins new advertising client, H 12/11/98 pD1

Hughes, Anne MeimanHelp or hooey: Communication aid for


Hughes, PaulAward-winning ad-ventures: Hot new

local advertising agency offers top quality campaigns [photo], H 6/29/98 pB7

Human capitalAttractive offers: How to find and hire

the best and the brightest, BJ 8/10/98 p9+

CBIA survey says companies have trouble finding workers, BJ 8/10/98 p12

Employers consider non-traditional work setups, BJ 8/17/98 p14

Employers must heed the signs of violence in the workplace, BJ 5/18/98 p17+

FOCUS: Human resources, BJ 5/18/98 p17+, BJ 8/10/98 p9+

Hiring bonuses becoming more common, BJ 8/10/98 p12

On the List: Casual dress policies [chart], BJ 8/10/98 p10

Resource people, BJ 1/26/98 pS1+Human resources. SEE HUMAN

CAPITALHuman Rights Day

50 years of human rights celebrated today, H 12/10/98 pB5

Rights tree [photo], H 12/12/98 pA2Human Services Council of Mid-

Fairfield County`Mr. Amazing' takes on a new

challenge: Helping the needy [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1

Child care cited among area's greatest needs, H 6/25/98 pA3

Council to hear concerns about social services, H 2/10/98 pA5

New survey shows common needs in Norwalk, surrounding suburbs [table], H 10/28/98 pA2

Youth summit identifies community needs, H 12/2/98 pA1+

Humes, Dr. Maryellen HumesBook reopens settled malpractice

case by Norwalk couple, H 2/9/98 pA3

Huminski, Rev. GregoryNew pastor at St. Mary's, H 12/15/98

pA3Huminski, John

Huminski seeks help with competition costs, H 4/28/98 pB4

Huminski, TimothyStudent musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Humphrey, Sindy


Hungarian Freedom Fighters Memorial

Hungarian heroes remembered [photo], H 10/24/98 pA3

Hungarian Reformed ChurchHungarian rhapsody: The joy of

palascinta, csoroge and hurka [photo], H 11/4/98 pA9

Organist weaves pipe dreams: Leader of choir marks his 50th year [photo], H 4/11/98 pC10

Hunt ImagingHunt Imaging introduces new line, BJ

9/28/98 p6Hunter, Mark

Westport climber relives avalanche's terror [photo], H 6/13/98 pA1+

HuntingAnother hunt planned to control

pesky geese, H 8/3/98 pA1+Dog warden nets probation, H

6/20/98 pA3Sound hunter [photo], H 1/16/98 pA1

Hunting-Law and legislation. SEE GAME-LAWS

Huntley, PeterScouts celebrate 50th [photo], H

10/20/98 pA3Hurricane Bonnie, 1998

Fearless & foolish splash with Bonnie: Lifeguards at Calf Pasture, Compo warn of undertows [photo], H 8/29/98 pA3

Hurricane Georges, 1998Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/16/98 pA10Community briefs: Students help

hurricane victims, H 12/3/98 pA3Disaster aid slowed for Puerto Ricans

after Hurricane Mitch [photo], H 11/13/98 pA3

Disaster strikes, blood supply plummets [letter], H 11/5/98 pA11

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Hurricane Georges, 1998 (Continued)Empowered to help out: Norwalk

linemen to help restore electricity in storm-ravaged Puerto Rico [photo], H 10/8/98 pA4

Newman donates 200G to relief agency, H 10/10/98 pA3

Phone lines hum to Puerto Rico as Georges bears down, H 9/22/98 pA1+

Storm aid patrol: City's Latinos collect money for homelands [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1+

Thanks for response to Puerto Rico [letter], H 10/13/98 pA7

Tracking Georges: Caribbean community desperate for details about their families, H 9/23/98 pA1+

Hurricane Mitch, 1998A gift for hurricane victims: Local

groups redouble efforts to help Central America, H 12/17/98 pB3

Agency to end aid to victims of hurricane, H 11/6/98 pA3

Area relief agencies aid Mitch victims, H 11/10/98 pA2

Donations to Mitch victims slump, H 12/29/98 pA3

Helping a sister-city [photo], H 11/20/98 pA3

Hurricane batters Honduras, hits home, H 11/3/98 pA1+

Local group seeks more funds for Mitch victims, H 12/19/98 pA3

More help for Mitch victims, H 11/12/98 pA1+

Newman aids victims [photo], H 11/13/98 pA1+

Norwalk man plans mission in Honduras [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

Operation Food aids victims, H 12/14/98 pA3

Relief agency distributes `starter kits' to victims, H 11/20/98 pB10

Relief on the way: Norwalk students aid victims of Mitch [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+


Wolfpit penny drive declared 'a success,' H 12/12/98 pB8

Hutchings, Edward L.Home-based biz tax seminar, H

12/24/98 pC1Hutter, Brian

Award-winning ad-ventures: Hot new local advertising agency offers top quality campaigns [photo], H 6/29/98 pB7

Hyatt, KyleCrowd pleasers [photo], H 10/27/98

pA3Hyde, Joan

Time for a change: After half a century on job, town clerk plans active retirement [photo], H 6/26/98 pA3

Hyman, DavidWestport native leaves home and

returns an Emmy winner, H 5/2/98 pA3

Hyman, LeonArtistic endeavor: Hundreds attend


Hyperion Software Corp.Deloitte & Touche, Hyperion team to

offer business ideas, H 2/6/98 pD1

Public record, H 1/2/98 pD1Hyzy, Chris

Hyzy captures scoring title [photo], H 11/28/98 pB3

II Can Do It Too

Donation given to group, H 7/1/98 pA4Iannaccone, Glenn A.

Burning Issues: Fire inspector tries to prevent arson among children [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Iannaccone, JosephGoing with the grain: To Joseph

Iannaccone every piece of wood has a story to tell [photo], H 10/16/98 pB1

Iannacone, JasonReady to take on the world [photo], H

11/6/98 pC4IBM Corp.

Briefly: Computer donation, H 9/16/98 pA7

Ice cream parlors-NorwalkIce cream shop seeks ways to

weather winter [photo], H 10/1/98 pA3

Ice cream, ices, etc.Sensational vanilla [photo], H 8/6/98

pB1Ice hockey. SEE HOCKEYIce rinks. SEE SKATING RINKSIce skating. SEE SKATINGIdea Foundation

A Business built on bright ideas, H 4/13/98 pA7

Iffland, Henry A.Merchants Bank leader left mark on

city [photo], H 10/13/98 pA3Igielski, Anastasia

Business people: Outreach coordinator [photo], H 10/10/98 pA7

Ikeda, ClaudetteBrandy searchers hope house will be

home [photo], H 11/14/98 pA1Illegal aliens

Weston couple must pay for illegal employee's injury, H 5/19/98 pA1+

Illiteracy. SEE LITERACYImmigrants-Norwalk


Taking the Pledge [photo], H 3/28/98 pB11

Immigration. SEE EMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION

ImmunizationHealth department urges

immunization for long trips, H 12/26/98 pA3

Immunization of children-ConnecticutNorwalk, state achieve high

immunization ratings, H 3/10/98 pA3

Immunization of children-NorwalkNorwalk, state achieve high

immunization ratings, H 3/10/98 pA3

ImpotenceImpotence pill as hot in region as rest

of nation, H 4/30/98 pA1+IMS Health

Westport drug info company takes over marketing service, H 3/24/98 pB5

Imus, DonBank, not Imus, blamed for late tax

payment, H 3/2/98 pA3Imus delinquent on Westport taxes, H

2/27/98 pA3Imus makes $6,696 error, H 8/4/98

pA3Westport tax man really likes having

a few delinquents, H 2/28/98 pA3Incantalupo, Todd

Vaughn likely to stay put despite talk [photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+

Incerto, TomNeighbors: Keeping up with his old

house [photo], H 4/22/98 pA4Incontinence, Urinary. SEE URINARY

INCONTINENCEIncontrol

Center helps women deal with incontinence, H 3/16/98 pB6

Indecent exposureSuspect ordered rearrested: Bond set

at $120,000 in public indecency case, H 7/3/98 pA4

Indecent exposure-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Flasher reported at

bookstore, H 8/27/98 pA4Police Blotter: Flasher reported near

high school, H 11/27/98 pA4Police Blotter: Girl reports man

exposed himself, H 4/3/98 pA4Police Blotter: Indecent exposure, H

6/11/98 pA4Indecent exposure-Wilton

Police Blotter: Man seen wearing only a shirt, H 4/11/98 pA4

Independent Jeweler's Organization Inc.

Jewelers' society forges precious link for locals, H 8/17/98 pA7

Indermaur, Fred N.Business people: Indermaur

appointed [photo], H 3/23/98 pA7Indians of North America

A reverence for the past: History comes to life at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum [photo], H 12/1/98 pB5+

An Indian lesson [photo], H 11/21/98 pA6

Industrial design. SEE DESIGN, INDUSTRIAL

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Industrial Health Care CompanyBack to work: Doctor's focus in on

aggressive physical therapy, H 2/4/98 pA7

IHC puts ìndustrial athletes' back on their feet [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p3+

Industrial relationsDistrict workers hope for late holiday

gifts, H 2/6/98 pA3Labor bills raise `red flag' in private

sector, BJ 4/6/98 p5+Labor dispute based on pay, H

3/20/98 pA3Managing performance in today's

environment, BJ 10/12/98 p16Norwalk hotel workers receive

support from around nation, H 6/5/98 pA3

Web of intrigue: Unlimited possibilities or unlimited liability?, BJ 10/12/98 p15+

InfluenzaFighting the Flu: Influenza pandemic

possible, health experts warn [photo], H 2/28/98 pA1+

Greater Norwalk dodges major flu outbreak - so far, H 1/9/98 pA3

Grim Reaper Remembered: Local old-timers recall the flu pandemic of 80 years ago [photo], H 3/5/98 pA1+

Information technologyLet's not forget the real customer

[photo], BJ 7/6/98 p13+Injuries (Law). SEE PERSONAL

INJURIESInn at National Hall

Presidential whirlwind: Child care push, raising money consumes his day [photo], H 3/11/98 pA1+

Inner City Cultural Development Program

Mentoring artists: A local poet wants to expand the horizons for other artists [photo], H 10/16/98 pB3

Inner-City Foundation for Charity and Education

Calendar: Benefit Dinner, H 10/5/98 pA11

Institute for Business TechnologyIBT provides solutions to the overload

of the information age, BJ 3/2/98 p6

Institute for Community ResearchFor artists only, H 8/17/98 pA7

InsuranceFirst-quarter catastrophe losses total

$1 billion, BJ 7/27/98 p12Group life sales strong, marketing

shift seen, BJ 7/27/98 p16+Insurance picture bright for mid-sized

firms, BJ 7/27/98 p19Insurer innovates, offering coverage

for expatriates, BJ 7/27/98 p16Local insurance agencies (property

and casualty) [chart], BJ 3/9/98 p12

Local insurance agents struggle with new techniques, H 1/15/98 pD1

Insurance companiesGroups push for insurance coverage


Insurance, BusinessFOCUS: Business insurance, BJ

3/16/98 p21+Insurance, Corporate. SEE

INSURANCE, BUSINESSInsurance, Health

Making HUSKY work: Federal approval sought for medical help for 90,000 children [photo], H 1/15/98 pA3

Medical Savings Accounts offer new insurance plan, BJ 6/8/98 p12

Uninsured children can get coverage: Health plan adopted for state's poor families, H 4/28/98 pA3

Insurance, Workers' compensation. SEE WORKERS' COMPENSATION

INTECO Corp.INTECO's Kurth a trend-setter in his

own right [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p5Intel Corp.

Area brokers unworried by Intel's slide, H 3/6/98 pD1

Intellisource GroupIntellisource, Avon sign outsourcing

pact, BJ 2/16/98 p15Inter-Club Women's Flounder

TournamentCatch of the day keeps trophy at

home in flounder tournament, H 6/1/98 pB1+

Interactive Entertainment Merchants Association

IEMA names chairman, H 1/26/98 pB6Interfaith Housing Association

AIDS group starting, H 7/9/98 pA3Dressing Up: Women collecting

business clothes to help in that job interview, H 1/23/98 pA1+


Westport home for mentally ill proves elusive, H 3/10/98 pA3

Interfaith marriageWhen opposites attract: Marriages

made in interfaith heaven often grounded in tough compromises, H 4/18/98 pA1+

When opposites attract: Weston family puts faith in two religions [photo], H 4/18/98 pA1+

Interfering with an officer-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Elusive suspect

captured, H 6/4/98 pA4Interior decoration

Rooms with a view [photo], H 11/2/98 pA9

International Graffiti ControlGraffiti removal firm finds fertile soil in

United States, BJ 6/8/98 p8International Pharmaceutical

Research Inc.In brief: Outsource firm thrives in its

niche, H 12/22/98 pD1Internet (Computer network)

Designing a Web site, BJ 9/7/98 p13+

exMachina: Technology and Internet News, BJ 8/3/98 p9+

exMachina: Technology and internet news, BJ 10/5/98 p11+

Forum set on Internet predators, H 10/13/98 pA3

Human vs. computer travel deals, H 2/24/98 pB5


Internet tips for parents, H 10/15/98 pA2

Kicking tires by computer, H 8/10/98 pA7

Main branch to offer free Internet access, H 1/12/98 pA3

Parents should police Internet use, H 10/15/98 pA1+

Policing the "net" [edit], H 10/22/98 pA10

Policing the 'net: Adults wrestle with how to protect young users from computer peril [photo], H 10/3/98 pA1+

School board adopts rules for students surfing the 'Net, H 1/7/98 pA3

Sex offenders' names to be listed on 'net, H 12/30/98 pA4

Stew Leonard's launches website, H 1/27/98 pA4



The List: Web Page Designers [chart], BJ 9/21/98 p1+

Web is no overnight success here, H 9/12/98 pA1+

Web page designers [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA35

Web site may tangle college applications [photo], H 8/20/98 pA3

Westport agendas available to citizens on Internet, H 11/14/98 pA3

Westport schools' Web link advances, H 9/15/98 pA3

Internet.com LLCInternet.com ups market share, H

12/22/98 pD1Interpreters for the deaf

Agency doubling sign language staff for hospitals, H 6/30/98 pA3

Interstate 95Exit 16 bridge project draws gripes

[photo], H 1/22/98 pA3Trucks wearing out I-95 asphalt

[photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+Inventors

In touch with America: Weston man's inventions make our lives easier, H 8/14/98 pA3

Persistence pays off for game developer [photo], BJ 7/6/98 p19

Inventors-NorwalkBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/13/98 pA10

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Inventors-Norwalk (Continued)Norwalk teen's invention a winner

[photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+Inventors-Westport

Turning Pages and Heads: First-time teen-age inventor wins international contest [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

Investment advisorsAdvisor Robert Reby doesn't care if

sky falls, BJ 10/19/98 p2Bond market on target: Donald

Weeden poised to rattle another industry, BJ 10/26/98 p1+

Brokerage/Securities Firms [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA5

FOCUS: Banking and finance, BJ 9/14/98 p11+

FOCUS: Strategies to meet goals, BJ 6/15/98 p15+

NASD's regulatory arm hands down local sanctions, BJ 4/27/98 p3+

The List: Financial Planning Firms [chart], BJ 4/27/98 p10

Virtually binding bond buyers: New online service targets smaller investor, BJ 6/1/98 p1+

InvestmentsFund owners less worried about stock

market shifts, BJ 7/27/98 pS6Greater Norwalk investors will stay

with skittish market, H 9/19/98 pA1+

Individual retirement accounts - choices for 1998, BJ 2/2/98 p19

Intellisource could benefit shareholders in IPO next year, BJ 7/27/98 pS5

IPO aftermarket fund opens to rave reviews, BJ 5/4/98 p2

Weigh advantages of IRAs, BJ 7/27/98 pS4

Ippolitio, JanetTwo join Coldwell Banker sales team,

H 1/13/98 pA7Iraq

More strikes planned: local views supportive of attack [photo], H 12/17/98 pA1+


Irish Americans-NorwalkNorwalk Irish hope deal works, H

4/11/98 pA1+Irmgard Ln.-Wilton

Small-town quality retained [photo], H 11/24/98 pA4

Iroquois Gas Transmission System L.P.

Iroquois to appeal shellfish decision: Local fishermen win $3.5 million judgement, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Irving (Tarrytown, N.Y.)Reliving the Legend of Sleepy

Hollow: Ghoulish fun in Tarrytown, N.Y. [photo], H 10/20/98 pA9+

Isbrandtsen, MadelineNeighbors: She believed she could

fly... and did [photo], H 2/25/98 pA4

Ischoda Yacht ClubDetermination [photo], H 3/12/98 pB5

IsraelFrom the beginning: Norwalk couple

cling to days they found Israel a haven from persecution [photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+

From the beginning: Westport doctor remembers inspired leaders of the independence, H 5/8/98 pA1+


Israel-Economic conditionsSpecial report: Israel-Economic

progess in the promised land, BJ 9/7/98 psupp

Italian language-NorwalkItaly offers the lira for new program, H

3/21/98 pA3Ives, Robin

Cranbury School 'a very positive place': New principal making plans for new year [photo], H 8/18/98 pC7


JJ-Bird Music Group Ltd.

Breaking the sound barrier: J-Bird Music gives new hope to aspiring musicians, BJ 1/19/98 p1+

In brief: J-Bird prepares for future growth, H 12/23/98 pB5

Wilton's J-Bird soars with new artists, H 12/3/98 pD1

J. Silver Clothing Inc.Silver lining: Market-inspired

makeover positions J.Silver Clothing for ambitious expansion [photo], BJ 3/16/98 p5+

Jackie Robinson FoundationAll that jazz [edit], H 6/25/98 pA10Jackie Robinson fest draws

thousands to Cranbury Park [photo], H 6/29/98 pA1+

Jackson, CarlJackson assumes new role for the

Senators, H 9/21/98 pB1+Jackson, George

Around Town: Norwalk resident travels the world in search of the perfect cup of tea [photo], H 6/11/98 pA9

Jackson, Isaac "Ike"`Milk' held on $1 million bond [photo],

H 11/10/98 pA1Court briefs: Accused killer waives

hearing, H 12/3/98 pA4Man died from hail of bullets: Police

missed numerous chest wounds, H 8/4/98 pA1+

Mortal wounds weren't visible: Officers did good job in tough conditions, their supervisor says, H 8/5/98 pA1+


Police want `Milk' again: He's sought for slaying at Roodner [photo], H 8/27/98 pA1+

Jacobs, Jeffrey L.Business people [photo], H 10/27/98

pB7Candidates talk issues in Westport

[photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+Three seek seat in 133rd District

[photo], H 10/30/98 pA3Jaeger, Jaina

Helping The City Grow [photo], H 5/15/98 pA2

Jails-WestportWhere reality bites: Stark cells offer

little beyond a place to think [photo], H 9/26/98 pA1+

Jain, AkashLawsuit underscores perceived high-

tech crisis, BJ 3/9/98 p1+Jakobsen, Kathy

This Land Is Your Land: Bringing rich visual life to a well-loved folk song [photo], H 11/20/98 pB1+

James St.-NorwalkSpring rains [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7

James, KrisAnother MVP effort by James [photo],

H 1/10/98 pB1+Another MVP effort by James: All-

Area Boys' Cross Country [photo], H 1/10/98 pB1+


Pair reaches the top via different tracks [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+


Jamison, RogerMonterey ambush victim wants to

forget shooting, H 2/17/98 pA3Police offer few details in ambush at

Monterey, H 2/10/98 pA3Janosov, Rose Ann

City settles ex-housing aide's suit, H 8/27/98 pA3

Council to weigh lawsuit, H 8/25/98 pA3

Janson, Peter S.Business people: ABB exec honored

[photo], H 6/29/98 pB7JANSS/TYS Long Beach Associates

L.P.Bankruptcies, BJ 2/23/98 p36

Japan-Commerce-United StatesJapan's crisis casts a shadow over

U.S, BJ 10/5/98 p17+Japanese language-Study and

teachingNorwalk gets grant for Japan studies,

H 6/29/98 pA3Program teaches Japanese culture, H

11/18/98 pA3Japanese Learning Center. SEE

BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL-JAPANESE LEARNING CENTER

Japanese students-Foreign countriesJapanese exchange program will get

a boost, H 5/16/98 pA3

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Jarvis Military Academy-WestonResidents offer their views on

Academy: They want an arts center - but not at town expense, H 7/16/98 pA4

Weston residents, officials consider uses for Jarvis site [photo], H 7/13/98 pA3

Jarvis St.-NorwalkResidents on quiet street have lived

there a long time [photo], H 7/14/98 pA4

JASON ProjectTMA brings Ballard, teachers

together [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13Jassey, William


Jay, MargaretPersonnel file, H 12/21/98 pD1

Jder, MohamedNorwalk cop released after being hit

by car, H 6/15/98 pA3Jefferson School

'How uniform' is question [edit], H 12/22/98 pA8

100th Day Celebration [photo], H 2/5/98 pA3

An Indian lesson [photo], H 11/21/98 pA6

Class sizes making the grade in city, H 10/7/98 pA3

Classroom crunch [edit], H 10/12/98 pA12

Jammed classes a concern at Jefferson, H 9/16/98 pA3


Jefferson School may offer uniform option, H 11/17/98 pA1+

Jefferson School parents cheer expansion, H 10/21/98 pA3

Jefferson School traffic addressed, H 11/21/98 pA2

More about parking at school [letter], H 8/17/98 pA13

Parking snarls: Jefferson parking jams don't get enough action, guard says [photo], H 8/11/98 pA1+

Roadblocks going up near Jefferson School [photo], H 12/16/98 pA3

School eviction: Youngster caught in joint custody residence spat [photo], H 1/13/98 pA1+

School traffic jams [edit], H 8/12/98 pA12


Traffic stopped: Parents seek solutions for Jefferson traffic jams [photo], H 11/5/98 pA1+

Jehovah's WitnessesNeeded: Keys to a new Kingdom:

Norwalks Jehovah's Witnesses seek a new home [photo], H 8/29/98 pB9

Jen, CheihBank hires account exec, H 4/6/98

pA7

Jennings, KeishaFinal Farewell: Norwalk students

pause to remember two they have lost [photo], H 4/16/98 pA1+

Jensen, B.J.Norwalk native finds calling [photo], H

9/10/98 pB5+Jerrett, Chris



Jesup Green-WestportJesup Green will stay green under

compromise proposal, H 6/1/98 pA3

Westport merchants say Jesup changes will hurt parking, H 6/12/98 pA1+

Jevne, Ann D.Business people: Top financial

advisor [photo], H 9/28/98 pA8Jewelers

Jewelers' society forges precious link for locals, H 8/17/98 pA7

JewelryIron man: The blacksmith's forge is a

refuge for jewelry designer Jaime Pelissier, BJ 5/4/98 p1+

Jewelry makingJewel in the family crown: Westport

designer just didn't want to wear a suit [photo], H 1/9/98 pB1+

Jewish Center for Community Services of Eastern Fairfield County

Fiscal fitness: New CEO reverses fortunes of fiscally ailing Jewish Center, BJ 10/26/98 p13+

Jewish Day SchoolsA new beginning: Jewish school

offers an alternative for Westchester, Fairfield families, BJ 11/23/98 p18

Jewish Historical Society of Greater Norwalk


Jewish history comes alive: Month-long exhibit opens Saturday in Norwalk Museum [photo], H 10/22/98 pB1

Museum chronicles generations of Norwalk Jews [photo], H 10/26/98 pA3

Jewish Home for the Elderly of Fairfield County

Faces & Places: Winner takes a Lexus, BJ 8/3/98 p6

Jewish War Veterans of the United States-Malcolm A. Tarlov Post 141

Pearl Harbor service set, H 12/7/98 pA3

JewsWestport man funds Torah for

Ethiopian Jews, H 2/10/98 pA1+Jews-Fairfield County

Jews ready to celebrate year 5759 [photo], H 9/19/98 pA3

Jews-NorwalkJewish history comes alive: Month-

long exhibit opens Saturday in Norwalk Museum [photo], H 10/22/98 pB1

Museum chronicles generations of Norwalk Jews [photo], H 10/26/98 pA3

Opening the temple doors: Norwalk's newest rabbi prepares for the high holy days [photo], H 9/19/98 pC9

Jews-WestportWestport welcomes its own

conservative synagogue [photo], H 9/14/98 pA3

Jiminez, JeffreyDrowning ruled accidental by medical

examiner, H 6/5/98 pA3Norwalk boy drowns in pool in New

Canaan, H 6/4/98 pA1+Jiminez, Roberto

Local residents fill new health center's board of directors, H 3/28/98 pA3

Job huntingDesperately seeking help: Tight job

market ups ante for local employers, BJ 11/9/98 p11+

For some folks, walking papers put a real spring in their step, H 4/4/5/98 pD1

Practical advice for those re-entering the workplace, BJ 11/23/98 p19

Stress over sharks: Executives remain anxious about layoffs in shrinking business, H 2/23/98 pB7

The big switch: Execs find that persistence is rewarded in a job search, BJ 4/6/98 p19+

Joe's American Bar & GrillBoston group to open a Joe's

American Bar & Grill in Fairfield, BJ 2/16/98 p7

John D. Hastings Inc.Office space leased, H 7/7/98 pB7

Johnsen, ChrissyAll-Area MVPs: Johnsen's hunch

pays off for tandem [photo], H 7/2/98 pB5+

Johnson Electric North America Inc.Johnson on the move, H 7/30/98 p4

Johnson, AbbyCharting a different course [photo], BJ

6/29/98 p17+Johnson, Allison


Johnson, AprilJohnson's 32 points lead Eagles to

opening victory, H 10/13/98 pB4Johnson, Harry

Police give bicycle to teen for his climb up school mountain, H 5/18/98 pA1+

Johnson, JamieLiving Culture [photo], H 4/16/98 pA3

Johnson, John H. Jr.Federal judge tosses part of convict's

suit, H 12/7/98 pA1+

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Johnson, KatieDespite change in leadership,


Johnson, LyndonNorwalk's Johnson takes his stance

on Fordham staff [photo], H 8/17/98 pB1+

Johnson, MarkScouts celebrate 50th [photo], H

10/20/98 pA3Johnson, Max


Johnson, MichaelFire burns two Ledgebrook units

[photo], H 11/10/98 pA3Johnson, Nancy


Johnson, ShannonFire burns two Ledgebrook units

[photo], H 11/10/98 pA3Johnston, Richard

Puppy Love: Clinic staff copes with intensive attention [photo], H 3/17/98 pA3

Joint STARS Radar SystemDodd touts Norden, H 10/15/98 pA2

Jones, EffieMagnificent Moms: Threesome


Jones, Gus BoydMemories: Weston author uses

childhood recollections in her latest novel [photo], H 4/24/98 pB1+

Jong, EricaFamily affair: Erica Jong reads poetry

to benefit Bread & Roses [photo], H 5/15/98 pB1+

Jordan's PizzeriaSalad Days: Lack of green leaves

means more greenbacks [photo], H 5/12/98 pA3

Jordan, Bridgit1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Jordan, Tony

Out of the oven: DMV patrons in Norwalk snack on Tuscan's treats [photo], H 6/10/98 pA9

Joseph A. Bank Clothiers Inc.Jos. A. Banks to open three stores in

county, BJ 3/23/98 p9Joseph Andrews Field. SEE

ANDREWS FIELD-NORWALKJoseph, Ali



Josephson, GretchenWoman with Down syndrome reads

poems at Norwalk shop [photo], H 4/2/98 pA3

JudgesJust desserts [edit], H 8/3/98 pA12

New administrative judge named to Stamford-Norwalk court, H 6/19/98 pA3

Judges-WestportSlez, Diviney seek judgeship, H

2/24/98 pA3Judiciary. SEE COURTSJuiffre, Douglas Stuart

Bankruptcies, BJ 4/6/98 p22Juke Box Alley (Restaurant)

Restaurant-alcohol hearing delayed, H 11/21/98 pA3

Julian, LesEntertainment turned Inside Out:

Hundreds join in song, dance at benefit for Wilton school [photo], H 3/30/98 pA3

Juliano, JoeFalcons spike Wreckers' drive

[photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+July Fourth. SEE FOURTH OF JULYJune Day

U.N. families enjoy Westport [photo], H 6/29/98 pA1+

Junior AchievementJunior achievers [photo], H 4/9/98 pB4

Junior League of Stamford-NorwalkBirthdays Bash: Junior League of

Stamford/Norwalk celebrates 75 years of service [photo], H 5/7/98 pC9

Junior League marks its 75th anniversary [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1+


Jurgielewicz, JanRunning the tables: Two Norwalk

men hope to draw 20,000 eager billiards players [photo], H 1/10/98 pD1

Jurists. SEE LAWYERSJustin's Cafe


State: Norwalk bar violates liquor law, H 9/2/98 pA3

KKaburek, George

Hospital works to meet the new medical challenge [photo], H 2/24/98 pC10

KAC RealtyBankruptcies, BJ 2/9/98 p17, BJ

2/23/98 p36Kalb, Tanah

Jewel in the family crown: Westport designer just didn't want to wear a suit [photo], H 1/9/98 pB1+

Kammerman, JimBentley comes up Aces twice to win

city title [photo], H 10/16/98 pC1+Kanell, Danny


Kangaroo's KornerFaces & Places: Full-handicapped

accessible child-care facilty [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p12

Kanner, SuzanneWestporter pushes button to vote

[photo], H 10/26/98 pA3Kantrowitz, Jonathan

4th District candidates talk issues [photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+

Shays favorite as campaign winds down: Kantrowitz keeps slugging [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1+

Kapec, JeffreyBitterness builds over city's

demolition plan [photo], H 1/12/98 pA1+

Kaplan, GwenBusiness people: New director

[photo], H 6/01/98 pA8Karate


Savaides takes gold [photo], H 5/2/98 pB3

Karate-NorwalkBrown honored by Karate Union

[photo], H 7/2/98 pB8Karazin, Edward R. Jr.

New administrative judge named to Stamford-Norwalk court, H 6/19/98 pA3

Kardash, BettyHitting the books [photo], H 12/31/98

pA4Karl, Fred

Remembering...Purple Heart recipients share a very special bond [photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+

Karoczkai, Christine1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Karoczkai's drive nets MVP season

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB1+Karting

A grand feeling [photo], H 10/24/98 pB3

Ruttkamp closes on two titles [photo], H 8/22/98 pB3

Karting-WiltonRuttkamp captures WKA title [photo],

H 1/30/98 pC1+Karvoski, Ellie

Karvoski won't put playing career on sidelines [photo], H 8/28/98 pC1+

Karwosky, A. J.Learning the Ropes [photo], H

5/22/98 pA3Kashetta, David


Wave wipes out Wreckers [photo], H 10/26/98 pB1+

Katharine Gibbs School. SEE GIBBS COLLEGE

Katz, DavidBusnessman condemns Steel Point

process: Owner wonders what is his property worth? [photo], BJ 10/5/98 p3

Katz, Debbie KlaffA tradition of bright ideas [photo], H

9/28/98 pA8Nation's first home-design center

celebrates 78th year [photo], BJ 10/12/98 p2+

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Katz, GlennErstwhile rivals cherish chance to

team up in Huskies' lineup [photo], H 5/6/98 pB1+

Kauffman, HankVeterans Day [photo], H 11/12/98 pA2

Kaufman, JessicaStrathmore benefits in location

sandwich: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 1/20/98 pA4

Kaufman, MarkUnder pressure: 3 Strikes Custom

Design specializes in stuffing `wows' in tight places [photo], BJ 6/8/98 p1+

Kaufman, RuthRollin' along: Former Staples teacher

keeps fit with vigorous life [photo], H 6/6/98 pB6

Kay's LuncheonetteBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

12/26/98 pA10Luncheonette to close at end of this

month [photo], H 12/22/98 pA1+Kay, Hillary

Plotting the future [photo], H 4/30/98 pA2

Keasler, ShirleyShirley Keasler of Wilton [photo], H

1/16/98 pA2Keehan, Edward

Saluting the veterans: Hundreds honor Westport vets [photo], H 11/12/98 pA1+

Veterans Day, 1998 [edit], H 11/11/98 pA6

Veterans gather to remember: Monument dream comes true [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

Westport war memorial plan wins another battle, H 3/17/98 pA3

Keeler, AmyCommuters want former flower

vendor [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+Keeler, Tim

`Heritage Heroes': Twain, Arnold, Barnum enliven tourism campaign [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p1+

Keenan, SheilaBusiness people: Real estate honors

[photo], H 5/4/98 pA7Kehoe, Mary

Kehoe, Fay round out Norwalk Old Timers' honorees: 36th annual Sports Awards Dinner set for Nov. 4 [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+

Keisler, HenryShining a light against the darkness:

St. Paul's parishioners hold candlelight vigil against hate [photo], H 11/30/98 pA3

Kelleher, Dr. Paul W.Departing superintendent gives

strange civics lecture, H 6/19/98 pA2

Friends, colleagues wish well to Westport superintendent [photo], H 6/10/98 pA3

Stopgap appointment possible to fill Kelleher's Westport spot, H 5/7/98 pA3

Westport schools chief quits for Long Island job [photo], H 3/27/98 pA1+

Kelleher, PeggyKelleher gets new job, H 6/18/98 pA3West Rocks school chief seeks new

job, residence, H 5/29/98 pA3Keller, Sarah

Exit to the future: 211 Staples grads sent off with wishes [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Kelley, RobynState could refund memberships at


Kellogg, Jean MelvilleThe song her mother sang: Norwalk

woman's mother is celebrated in new art exhibit [photo], H 2/5/98 pB6

Kellogg-Deering Well Field-NorwalkBank seeks buyer for Norwalk

Superfund site: EPA will free new owner from liability for cleanup [photo], BJ 3/23/98 p7+

Kelly, AdamNeighbors: Making the rounds

[photo], H 5/13/98 pA4Kelly, Alex

2nd Kelly rape trial is set for Jan., H 7/11/98 pA3

Court statement by Kelly victim, H 12/24/98 pA2

High court refuses Kelly bid for different judge at 2nd trial, H 4/21/98 pA4

High court to review appeal by Kelly, H 10/20/98 pB13

In next rape trial, Kelly can't have a new judge, H 1/9/98 pA3

Kelly hears 2nd victim at sentencing [photo], H 12/24/98 pA1+

Kelly plea bargain unlikely [photo], H 10/21/98 pA1+

Kelly prosecutors awaiting second trial, H 12/1/98 pA4

Kelly's fiancee sued by Stamford hospital for $7,500, H 3/3/98 pA1

Kelly's fiancee: Ì'll take it to the Supreme Court', H 6/13/98 pA3

Molitor challenges demand for medical records, H 3/11/98 pA3

Molitor protects jailed fiance in accident case, H 3/31/98 pA3

New trial for Kelly to use the records of his fiance, H 5/23/98 pA3

Kelly, DanielYoungsters pick up an old-timers'


Kelly, MillsNot for women only: Norwalk salon

for blacks goes out of its way to bring in male customers [photo], H 3/9/98 pA7

Kelly, Russell A.Russell A. Kelly, 75, outstanding

athlete [photo], H 10/30/98 pD9

Kelly, StephanieOn course [photo], H 11/14/98 pB3

Kelly, TomNorwalk Old Timers to honor Deering,

Kelly [photo], H 9/23/98 pB1Kelly, Toni

Buying books [photo], H 11/17/98 pA3Kemp, Betty

The Norwalk Quartette Club Singers [photo], H 12/2/98 pC7

Kendall SchoolChallenger crew forgotten by

Kendall? [letter], H 11/17/98 pA13

Class sizes making the grade in city, H 10/7/98 pA3

Classroom crunch [edit], H 10/12/98 pA12

First-class postal service: Kendall students learn ins and outs of delivering the mail [photo], H 11/3/98 pA4

Kendall experiment proves it works to blend classes [photo], H 5/9/98 pA1+


Making the Merry Go Round: Family values, safety keep carnival business hopping [photo], H 5/2/98 pB9

One of life's hurdles [photo], H 6/10/98 pA1


Race to the finish [photo], H 8/24/98 pA4

Wrestler, paramedic offer heads-up on horseplay [photo], H 6/3/98 pA3

Kennedy Center-BridgeportFaces & Places: An art exhibit for the

governor [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p13Kennedy, Deborah

Alternative care for cancer patients praised, criticized, H 3/12/98 pA3

Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963-Assassination

35 years ago [edit], H 11/23/98 pA12Kennedy, Kerry


Kennedy, MichaelA kiss for luck [photo], H 9/2/98 pA1

Kennedy, Reess1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4Kennedy following mentor's path

[photo], H 12/4/98 pC1+Wreckers dust opportunities [photo],

H 10/7/98 pB1+Kennedy, Robert F. Jr.


Kennelly, BarbaraBarbara who? Test entrenched

governor [photo], H 7/25/98 pA1+

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Kennelly, Barbara (Continued)Dropping By: Clinton to praise

Bridgeport day care en route to pricey Westport luncheon [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Kennelly visits city, touts patients rights [photo], H 7/28/98 pA3


Kennelly, despite sinking poll numbers, pushes agenda [photo], H 10/15/98 pA1+



Kenowitz, JoslynCity teacher runs for life: Leukemia

survivors inspire marathon effort [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1+

Keogh, JohnKeogh charged in attack [photo], H

10/20/98 pA1+Kessler, Eve

Preparation best advice for special needs parents [photo], H 4/9/98 pA3

Kevorkian, Dr. JackKevorkian helps ex-Norwalk nurse

end her life, H 2/25/98 pA1+Keyes, Robert


Keyser, MarthaRowayton company sees gold in

garbage, H 3/12/98 pB7Khachian, Gary R.

Business people: Joins law firm [photo], H 5/4/98 pA7

Khait, AnnaStaples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Khalfani-Shealy, Jasmine

Community briefs: UMass elects Gold Key member, H 11/21/98 pA3

Kidnapping-NorwalkNorwalk resident reports kidnap, H

10/29/98 pA4Kids Against People Speeding

Kids slow down speeders [photo], H 10/28/98 pA3

Kids FestSafety first: Thousands crowd Wilton

fieldhouse for Kids Fest [photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+

Kids in CrisisChild abuse victim returns favor at

shelter, H 3/20/98 pA1+Students help people in tough times,

H 11/24/98 pA3Kids' Wall-Westport

Kids Wall crumbles in Westport, H 11/6/98 pA1+

Only in Westport [edit], H 11/9/98 pA12

Plan to build kid's wall gets second chance, H 9/19/98 pA4

Kieffer, Rev. KennethMayor picks minister for police review

board, H 2/19/98 pA3

Killian, PeggyPrevention key to sex abuse, H

4/9/98 pA3Kim-E, Miral

Virtually binding bond buyers: New online service targets smaller investor [photo], BJ 6/1/98 p1+

Kimmel, BruceMayor has lost ability to lead,

continues to play politics [letter], H 4/8/98 pA13

Thanks Kimmel for assistance [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13

Kindergarten-WestportKindergarten Question: Center offers

insight on best age to send child to school [photo], H 4/8/98 pA3

King St.-NorwalkStreet lies quietly in middle of school

zone [photo], H 8/18/98 pA4King's Birthday. SEE MARTIN

LUTHER KING, JR., DAYKing, Debra J.

Jury considers $420,000 award for former cable employee, H 2/6/98 pA3



King, DonnaMayor's failure to back Keyes riles

Democrats, H 3/10/98 pA3King, Michael

Claim against Norwalk cop thrown out, H 2/14/98 pA3

King, RickyKing steps down as coach of Norwalk

soccer team, H 11/5/98 pB7King, Sharifa


Kings Highway Historic District-Westport

Protecting what was: Kings Highway neighborhood wants its place in history [photo], H 5/20/98 pA1+

Kings Highway SchoolFinalists named for two Westport


Kings Highway Tennis ClubDavies, Safir, Mead earn tennis

awards, H 3/2/98 pB3Kirchen, Christopher

Adventures on the cutting edge: Brand Equity focuses on consumer markets [photo], H 8/21/98 p1+

Kirkham, AlfredSilver Star sells $20M lottery ticket, H

1/6/98 pA3Kirtland, Ben

Norwalk native named to head V Foundation, H 1/29/98 pB1+

UConn Club to honor two Norwalk natives, H 4/30/98 pC1+

Kitchen Mill Corp.Bankrucptcies, BJ 11/16/98 p27

Kittredge, MaryLiving the dream [photo], H 5/22/98

pA1+Klaff's

A tradition of bright ideas: Daughters of lighting firm's founder in fifth decade at the helm, H 9/28/98 pA8

Nation's first home-design center celebrates 78th year, BJ 10/12/98 p2+

Klahr, BenAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/9/98 pB4Klaris-Weiss, Lorin

Westport photographer specializes in spark [photo], H 3/20/98 pB1+

Kleban & SamorSandler joins largest Fairfield law

firm, H 3/5/98 pD1Klein's of Westport

Smaller slice of Main Street [photo], H 7/24/98 pA1+

Westport shoppers' institution downsizes, H 7/23/98 pA3

Klein, Jerome L.Klein's experience helps keep buses

rolling [photo], H 11/16/98 pA1+Klein, Marcy

Stepping Stones viewed as `hub' [photo], H 11/19/98 pA4

Klein, MillieAirlines to agents: Take a trip [photo],

H 12/11/98 pD1Klein, Zoe

Opening the temple doors: Norwalk's newest rabbi prepares for the high holy days [photo], H 9/19/98 pC9

Klimek, Joseph S.Bottling an unstable genie: Startech

pursues safe disposal of chemical weapons [photo], BJ 2/9/98 p1+

Klinkowski, PeterIs this progress? His backyard's

soggy after pond is dredged [photo], H 2/3/98 pA1+

Klumpp, KatarinaWomen and work: Area companies

join in the Take Your Daughter to Work craze [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

KMP Inc.Payroll service accused of fraud, BJ

10/12/98 p1+Knights of Columbus-Norwalk

Honoring Columbus [photo], H 10/13/98 pA2

Pitching In: Students honored [photo], H 8/4/98 pA4

Knishkowy, Dr. EmmanuelSymphony in season [photo], H

10/12/98 pA2Knitting

Neighbors: The tight knit group [photo], H 4/15/98 pA4

Knopp, Alex A.City delegation remains intact [photo],

H 11/4/98 pA1+

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Knopp, Alex A. (Continued)Community briefs: Knopp to run for re-

election, H 7/20/98 pA4Democrats renominate Knopp and

Sellers [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3GOP candidates say forget about

Route 7 [photo], H 10/23/98 pA1House candidates outline positions

[photo], H 10/23/98 pA4Knopp appointed to House post, H

12/18/98 pA3Knopp calls for tougher standards for

garbage trucks [photo], H 6/11/98 pA3

Knopp introduces bill to curb ferries' speed, H 3/13/98 pA4

Knopp legislation funds training for fire cameras, H 7/16/98 pA3

Knopp sticks by his position on 7 [letter], H 10/30/98 pA11

Knopp wants to be mayor, foe says, H 7/24/98 pA3

Knopp wants unique utility deregulation for Norwalk, H 2/10/98 pA3

Knopp, Flynn, battle in 137th District [photo], H 10/27/98 pA3


NEON Inc. holds annual dinner [photo], H 10/10/98 pA2

One small step [edit], H 11/21/98 pA10

Power deregulation is generating pollution concerns, H 4/10/98 pA3

Questions taking credit for legislation [letter], H 10/22/98 pA11

Returning lawmaker thanks supporters [letter], H 11/24/98 pA13

Technology complicates finding room for students, H 2/6/98 pA1+

Used-car manager plans bid to oust Knopp in November, H 5/14/98 pA3

Knopp, JessieSearch for a new way to educate

[photo], H 2/24/98 pD12Koch Label Company L.L.C.

Koch Label Co. files for bankruptcy protection, BJ 9/7/98 p2

Kocienda, RobertXCEL program showcases talents of

high school students [photo], H 3/16/98 pA3

Kock, Robert M.Business people: ICM appointments

[photo], H 9/5/98 pD2Koczak, Zach

Bear soph adjusting to court [photo], H 5/20/98 pB1+

Kodak Polychrome GraphicsBriefly: New at Kodak, H 8/17/98 pA7In brief: Kodak Graphics forms new

venture, BJ 6/15/98 p4Kodak company means 150 new

Norwalk jobs, H 1/31/98 pA3Kodak-Sun venture sets up shop in

Norwalk, BJ 2/9/98 p9Koenig, Robert

Oscar's Stars [photo], H 3/18/98 pB5

Kokot, BarbaraBusiness people, H 10/27/98 pB7

Kolek, Mary MonroeNo restin' for new Weston chief: High

school's new principal can't wait to greet students [photo], H 8/18/98 pC6

Principal selected for Weston high school, H 6/17/98 pA3

Koletsos, SofiaFollow The Bouncing Ball [photo], H

1/14/98 pB6Kolier, Gordon

Youngsters pick up an old-timers' game as they flip baseball cards [photo], H 2/2/98 pA3

Kolodny, NancyBattling the binge: Norwalk therapist

unlocks feelings to heal disorders [photo], H 9/11/98 pB1+

Kolter, JolieAntiques the lure at Wilton fund-raiser

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+Konspore, Jeffrey M.

Konspore fallout affects Republican party bosses, H 1/14/98 pA3

Konstantin, AnatolePersonnel matters, H 12/7/98 pD1

Konstantin, Neal A.Personnel matters [photo], H 12/7/98

pD1Kopit, Arthur

Reshaping a classic for Broadway: Arthur Kopit shoots for the moon with 'High Society' [photo], H 4/30/98 pB1+

Korsh, JoJoFiring 'em up for future: Weston

Volunteer Fire Department opens the house to kids [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

Koskinas, FotiTraining to sniff out crime [photo], H

12/31/98 pA3Kostuk, Holly

Community center for gays celebrates 7th year in Norwalk [photo], H 1/12/98 pA3

Koukidis, KorinaNHS Bears lose FCIAC title game to

Darien [photo], H 11/21/98 pA1Koules, Nick

Content at home [photo], H 7/22/98 pA4

Kovacs, AmandaHungarian rhapsody: The joy of


Kovalik, Alfred N.Monday's snapshot [photo], H

1/19/98 pA1Kowalsky Bros. Inc.

OSHA sues Kowalsky for deaths at work site, H 9/24/98 pA1

Westport manhole death brings suit, H 11/13/98 pA3

Kozerowitz, LesLibrary officials fear budget cuts

mean service cuts, H 2/21/98 pA3

KPM Inc. SEE ALSO COMPUSYSTEMS AND PAYROLL EXPRESS OF BROOKFIELD

Bankruptcies, BJ 8/3/98 p19KPMG Peat Marwick, L.L.P.

KPMG, Andersen expanding, too, BJ 7/20/98 p19

KPMG, E&Y merger off, BJ 2/23/98 p13

Kraft, RobertIssues cloud stadium construction

[photo], H 12/4/98 pC3Legislators tell positions on Patriots,

H 12/15/98 pA1+Speaking out: Programs continue to

suffer as Rowland pushes stadium [op-edit], H 12/5/98 pA11

Kraft, SherylMaking the Most of her Second

Chance [photo], H 6/27/98 pB8Kramer, Jon

Co-marketing the wave of the future J. Brown/LMC Group brainstorms strategies [photo], BJ 7/13/98 p1+

Kramer, RobertHonoring Columbus [photo], H

10/13/98 pA2Kraus, Shirley

Off the wall: Connecticut's art galleries heat up for autumn [photo], H 10/22/98 pC1+

Krauss, Scott1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Senators succumb to Wreckers' rally

[photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+Krawshuk, Dr. Michael


Kreager, LynnLiving on Bell Island/Norwalk [photo],

H 2/10/98 pA4Kretsch, Tom

City teacher runs for life: Leukemia survivors inspire marathon effort [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1+

Teacher ran for love and money [photo], H 10/30/98 pA3

Krieger, KimberlyWorthy of Merit: Brien McMahon

math whiz a finalist for Merit scholarship [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1+

Krieger, RebekahNorwalk student does House work

[photo], H 9/12/98 pA3Krislav, Lucy

Celebrate Secretaries: But don't call them that, say administrative assistants [photo], H 4/22/98 pA3

Kruglikob, FayThermal camera helps, Norwalk

firefighters say [photo], H 2/4/98 pA3

Krupp, FredGlobal warming discussed by Krupp,

H 3/30/98 pA3

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Kruse, Clemens MichaelShocked officer witnesses suicide, H

4/2/98 pA4Kruse, Robert

Police cars sparkle [photo], H 11/5/98 pA3

Krysiuk, SarahHitting the books [photo], H 12/31/98

pA4Kubik, Joseph


Officer honored for bone marrow donation to 14-year-old girl [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

Kucky, MarkPolice Blotter: Norwalk officer hurt in

crash, H 5/23/98 pA4Kulis, Mikolay

A day at the beach [photo], H 11/21/98 pA7

Kulish, SamanthaSoNo celebration heralds the season

[photo], H 11/28/98 pA1Kuller, Lisa

When opposites attract: Marriages made in interfaith heaven often grounded in tough compromises, H 4/18/98 pA1+

Kumon Math and Reading CenterTutors help students make the grade

[photo], H 11/21/98 pA1+Kunkel, Kelsey

Passport to fun: Family arts night [photo], H 12/4/98 pA3

Kurjanowicz, Christine A.Business people: Joins Playtex, H

5/18/98 pA6Kurth, Gerry

INTECO's Kurth a trend-setter in his own right [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p5

Kurtz, BrianNorwalk nipped again [photo], H

10/30/98 pC1+Kurtzman, John

Museum to show off sign maker's carved eagle [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

KwanzaaHappy Kwanzaa [photo], H 12/28/98

pA3Holiday entertaining [special section],

H 11/3/98 pB1+Kwanzaa honors African heritage and

culture, H 12/15/98 pC1Kwanzaa's coming, H 12/17/98 pB3Norwalk area celebrates Kwanzaa

[photo], H 12/26/98 pA3Kydes, Andy

Last of the cobblers: A local man devotes his life to the ancient craft of shoemaking [photo], H 12/4/98 pB1

Kydes, NicholasPlanners spike idea for school at

Fodor, H 5/13/98 pA1+

LL & L Evergreens

Winter feeding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA4

L'Eplattenier, JillThe song her mother sang: Norwalk

woman's mother is celebrated in new art exhibit [photo], H 2/5/98 pB6

La Rocco, ReginaPicking up spares in the morning

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA4Labatt USA

Cooke named president of Labatt USA, H 1/19/98 pA7

Labatt USA promotes two to market beer, H 7/13/98 pA7

Labor DayFleeting days of summer: Labor Day

signals the end of long, lazy, hazy times [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+

Irony of Labor Day not lost on SNET workers [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+

Labor organizations. SEE TRADE-UNIONS

Labor relations. SEE INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

Labor supplyManufacturers turn up HEAT to

develop worker skills, BJ 8/24/98 p6

Labor unions. SEE TRADE-UNIONSLabor, hours of. SEE HOURS OF

LABORLabor-management relations. SEE

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONSLacomis, Brian R.

Good Samaritan rapist sentenced to 10-year term, H 3/5/98 pA3

Lacrosse-DarienDarien downs Rams, H 6/16/98 pB4Warriors' barrage turns Blue Wave

blue [photo], H 6/15/98 pB5+Lacrosse-New Canaan, H 6/16/98

pB1+Darien downs Rams, H 6/16/98 pB4Rams chase Warriors [photo], H

6/3/98 pB1+Lacrosse-Norwalk

Bears ousted, H 6/8/98 pB4Bears overcome Senators [photo], H

5/21/98 pC7Cronin carries Senators, H 6/10/98

pB1+Lipscomb surges to the top [photo], H

7/9/98 pB5+Senators' playoff run ends [photo], H

6/12/98 pB1+Lacrosse-Westport


S. Windsor eliminates Wreckers, H 6/10/98 pB4

Staples' Aitkin Butler-bound, H 6/16/98 pB4


Lacrosse-WiltonFor Wilton's seniors, the work is

finally finished, H 6/16/98 pB1+Lipscomb surges to the top [photo], H

7/9/98 pB5+Rams chase Warriors [photo], H

6/3/98 pB1+

Warriors' barrage turns Blue Wave blue [photo], H 6/15/98 pB5+

Warriors' Prep work pays off [photo], H 6/9/98 pB1+

Wilton not lax against Hand, H 6/6/98 pB1+


Laczkoski, VinBears' hunt ends: Norwalk names Vin

Laczkoski basketball coach, H 8/28/98 pC1+

Bears' new coach excited [photo], H 8/29/98 pB1+

Laessig, KarenDean's list, H 11/21/98 pC8

Lafayette American Bank and Trust Co. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING

HUBCO to merge local bank operations, BJ 11/23/98 p7

Laidlaw Transit Inc.Bus driver shortage leaves kids

waiting, H 10/23/98 pA3Keep 'em rolling [edit], H 10/28/98

pA12School buses back on schedule,

almost, H 10/30/98 pA3LaJoie, Mark

Mark LaJoie roars to front of pack, H 8/31/98 pB1+

LaJoie, RandyAction isn't just on track in Charlotte

[photo], H 9/30/98 pB1+Despite success, LaJoie craves

another title [photo], H 1/15/98 pB1


Hendrick praises LaJoie, H 4/1/98 pB1+

LaJoie added to IROC field [photo], H 2/4/98 pB5+

LaJoie caught up in Saturday crash, H 3/23/98 pB4

LaJoie crashes [photo], H 3/2/98 pB1LaJoie draws last spot for start of

IROC event, H 2/12/98 pB1+LaJoie has nothing but headaches in

pinch-hit role, H 3/23/98 pB1+LaJoie hopes Phoenix rises to

championship form [photo], H 9/8/98 pC1

LaJoie in for different type of ride at Martinsville, H 4/17/98 pC4

LaJoie irked by pit work, H 5/11/98 pB1+

LaJoie nets best finish as Hamilton runs away [photo], H 4/21/98 pB1+

LaJoie's day comes to an early conclusion [photo], H 2/14/98 pB11

Racing fans honor LaJoie [photo], H 8/10/98 pA1+

Struggling LaJoie hopes to tame tough Darlington, H 3/19/98 pB1+

With a little nursing, LaJoie perseveres to finish well, H 2/17/98 pB1+

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Lake Club-WiltonLake Club pool application denied, H

11/25/98 pA3Public hearing extended on

swimming pool debate, H 7/14/98 pA3

Lake Success Business ParkLatest Lake Success proposal may

make or break project, BJ 3/2/98 p6

Lambert, MarkLambert building career through his

summer job [photo], H 8/19/98 pB1+

Lambert named Coach of the Year, H 12/26/98 pB1+

Lambert, WendyCandid: Local video producers rely on


Lametta, MickNorwalk cemetery fortifies its storied

gate [photo], H 1/8/98 pA4Land purchase-Fairfield County

Call for unity to protect lands, H 8/11/98 pA3

Land purchase-NorwalkFodor battle rages, H 12/12/98 pA3Trust proposes land bank for city, H

11/16/98 pA3Land purchase-Weston

Keeping the space: Suburbs gobble green to improve town lifestyles [photo], H 6/13/98 pA1+

Public hearing, vote set on purchase, H 5/21/98 pA3

Weston attempts to buy its portion of Trout Brook, H 5/8/98 pA3

Weston leader tight-lipped about buying $14M property, H 1/24/98 pA1+

Weston moves forward with plan to buy Trout Brook land, H 5/21/98 pA3

Weston OKs spending $900,000 to take Trout Brook parcel, H 5/28/98 pA3

Weston residents, officials consider uses for Jarvis site [photo], H 7/13/98 pA3

Land purchase-WestportContamination on Baron's South

stalls purchase, H 6/11/98 pA3Farrell now urges spending $7 million

for Barons property, H 5/12/98 pA3

Homes next to schools sought, H 8/5/98 pA3

Tauck sells huge holdings in Westport, H 1/14/98 pA1+

Westport hopes to pay $5,000 for Millpond Island [map], H 1/26/98 pA3

Land purchase-WiltonVote begins on purchase of 13 acres

for Wilton, H 4/1/98 pA3Wilton undecided on use for 13 acres,

H 2/25/98 pA3Wilton voters OK purchase of land, H

4/7/98 pA5Wilton wants to borrow $2M to buy

downtown property, H 1/6/98 pA3

Land sales-WestonWilton slates hearing on property

sale, H 5/7/98 pA4Land use-Westport

Woman is suing town in land spat, H 7/31/98 pA3

Land use-WiltonWilton opens talks on town plan, H

12/8/98 pA1+Land, Anthony

Many factors considered in police chase decisions, H 6/4/98 pA3

Suburban police say federal aid misdirected, H 3/3/98 pA3

Lander, Steven E.`Mr. Amazing' takes on a new

challenge: Helping the needy [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1

Landesberg, ZeevBusiness people, H 10/5/98 pA11

Landmark AcademyDecision on Landmark Academy

request delayed until fall, H 5/27/98 pA3

Wilton ponders referendum on land sale, H 5/15/98 pA3

Lang, Rev. Nicholas G.Pastors to provide healing touch

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB7Priest at home in Episcopal Church

[photo], H 1/24/98 pB7Langdon-Phillips, Michael

Brien McMahon student won't appeal 5-day suspension, H 2/7/98 pA3


Langley, TinaPhone foul-up fine for city workers, H

6/4/98 pA3Langlois, Sylvia


Lansdowne Condominiums-WestportFumes kill two workers at Westport

condo, H 7/24/98 pA1Question remains in death of

workers, H 7/27/98 pA3Lantz, Jacob

Bouquets & brickbats [edit]., H 6/12/98 pA10

Lantz, Sandy1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Lapak, Pete

In your service / Norwalk [photo], H 2/10/98 pA4

Laprise Quality Floor Covering Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 10/19/98 p24

Larceny-NorwalkHeld too long: 17-year-old needlessly

kept in jail because lawyer skips hearings, H 9/17/98 pA1+

High school suspends 10 in candy theft, H 10/3/98 pA3

Prison for pizza 'take-out,' H 9/30/98 pA5

Larceny-WestportPolice Blotter: Thief forces window,

grabs cigarettes, H 11/13/98 pA4Wilton woman accused of embezzling

100G from firm, H 8/19/98 pA3

Lasala, Jeff'Old man' continues to lead Norwalk's

band of Pirates [photo], H 8/25/98 pB1+

Lascar, DanielStaples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Lasorda, Tommy

Lasorda visits students, staff at All Saints [photo], H 6/9/98 pA3

Latin KingsAfter innocent start as social club,

Latin Kings became killers, H 4/17/98 pA3

Latin Kings leaders guilty of racketeering: Norwalk man gets life, fined $1 million, H 5/1/98 pA1+

Latin Kings, other gangs fading from Norwalk streets, H 4/17/98 pA3

Norwalk man called a leader in crime wave by Latin Kings, H 4/14/98 pA1+

Laurain, PatrickFrench tourists say 'Ooh, la, la' to

Connecticut, H 5/16/98 pA3Lauren, Ralph

Designer's Polo store to fill niche in Westport: Ralph Lauren to build at end of Main Street, H 7/17/98 pA1+

Laux, Jess1998 All-Area Girls' Swimming Team

[photo], H 12/26/98 pB4LaVecchia, Jean

Crashing the glass ceiling: Bank vice president shows way with analytical, creative solutions [photo], H 1/31/98 pD1

Lavelle, MaryPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/4/98

pD1Law, Business. SEE BUSINESS LAWLawler, Caroline

All-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H 1/3/98 pB1

Lawless, EileenClass act: Norwalk actress Eileen

Lawless pursues fame and her family [photo], H 4/3/98 pB1+

Lawn care industrySpring training: Lawn businesses

gear up to fight the bugs of a mild winter, H 3/12/98 pD1

Lawn mowersMowing season under way [photo], H

5/13/98 pA3Lawrence, Edward G. "Jed" Jr.

Lawrence wins CFSP designation, H 1/17/98 pD9

LawsuitsA wound healed but the scar remains

[photo], H 12/10/98 pB4Woman files suit in death: Bethel man

took life after treatment, H 11/27/98 pA3

Lawsuits-ConnecticutCity won't join suit to alter school

funding formula [photo], H 1/23/98 pA1+

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Lawsuits-NorwalkAccident involving officer leads to

lawsuit, H 2/18/98 pA3Aquarium cuts lines to pontoon that

sank: Boat was in fine shape when we sold it in July, harried spokesman says, H 8/27/98 pA1

Case against Norwalk cops filed in Bridgeport court, H 7/2/98 pA3

Church neighbor seeks redemption of parking spaces [photo], H 8/8/98 pA1+


City to pay $110,000 in suit against two off-duty officers, H 1/14/98 pA1+



Crash witness contradicts mayor's story, H 7/8/98 pA5

Ex-Darien man says he gave Leonard's combination of ideas, H 1/30/98 pA4

Father sues Eric Douglas for Silver Hill actions, H 2/28/98 pA3

Feds toss out spurned firefighter's discrimination lawsuit, H 6/19/98 pA1+

Fodor developer to sue city: Firm wants $1.5M for losses caused by eminent domain, H 8/13/98 pA1+


HMO sued by father of teen who killed himself at Vitam, H 8/1/98 pA1+

Judge douses suit vs. city on firefighter hirings, H 9/3/98 pA1+

Judge rules for Lyons in libel suit: But Nichols only fined $100, H 7/11/98 pA3

Lawsuit looms against police in truck-wires accident, H 7/21/98 pA3

Leonard family wins suit disputing Stew U. creation, H 2/12/98 pA3

Leonard says man with Stew University idea misunderstood him, H 2/11/98 pA3

Leonard's daughter takes stand in court, H 1/31/98 pA4

Leonard's lawyer objects often to questions in suit, H 1/28/98 pB13

Leonard's school not Darien man's idea, store founder says, H 1/22/98 pA3

Mayor, officials called in lawsuit, H 8/28/98 pA3

Noisy bar rattled by 875G award, H 9/5/98 pA3

Norwalk defends latest firefighter hirings in court, H 5/13/98 pA3

Oxford named in suit seeking Viagra coverage, H 5/19/98 pA1

Residents sue to stop Costco, H 5/21/98 pA3

Small claims judge tosses out boot fine [photo], H 8/12/98 pA1+

SoNo apartment dweller sues noisy Rattlesnake, H 7/29/98 pA1+

Soundkeepers live up to threat to sue New York, H 3/10/98 pA4

Spurned firefighters sue Norwalk, H 3/21/98 pA1+


Store university was my idea first, Leonard's daughter says, H 1/23/98 pA3

Suit narrowed in 1992 chase deaths, H 12/19/98 pA1+

Third firefighter joins lawsuit against Norwalk, H 7/15/98 pA3

Towing company is booting cars at mall again, H 8/28/98 pA3

Troubles build for Globe's ex-owner, H 9/2/98 pA3

Lawsuits-StamfordKelly's fiancee sued by Stamford

hospital for $7,500, H 3/3/98 pA1Left in the cold to die: Estate of

mistreated patient sues the state, H 4/1/98 pA1+

Lesbian sues Oxford for discrimination, H 4/9/98 pA2

Molitor challenges demand for medical records, H 3/11/98 pA3

Women sue psychiatric hospital claiming sexual assaults, H 4/10/98 pA3

Lawsuits-WestonWeston businessman sues after town

says he's too successful, H 4/15/98 pA3

Weston woman sues town over tumble, H 5/6/98 pA3

Lawsuits-WestportHeight change puts P&Z in court, H

4/1/98 pA5Neighbors protest removal of part of


Odor ruling stinks, says Bridge Cafe, H 8/24/98 pA3

Second family suing town in death, H 12/5/98 pA3

Stewart sues neighbor's landscaper [photo], H 5/7/98 pA1+

Suicide prompts lawsuit: Hall-Brooke hit in trucker's death, H 12/16/98 pA3

Town sued for uneven walk, H 2/17/98 pA3

Westport manhole death brings suit, H 11/13/98 pA3

Lawsuits-WiltonWilton man sues state over wetlands

issue, H 3/14/98 pA3Wilton parent files suit, H 12/31/98

pA3Lawyers

Assault charge in scuffle may be too much, lawyers say, H 5/23/98 pA2

AWOL attorney stood me up too, says client, H 9/22/98 pA3

Computers help speed and ease the legal system, H 2/24/98 pD2

Held too long: 17-year-old needlessly kept in jail because lawyer skips hearings, H 9/17/98 pA1+

Law firms [chart], BJ 1/5/98 p12Litigation rarely solution to business

disputes, BJ 12/28/98 p13Wilton lawyer reprimanded for shoddy

work on estate case, H 8/25/98 pA3

Layout, Office. SEE OFFICE LAYOUTLayton, Barbara

Volunteers help clean up hazardous waste products [photo], H 10/19/98 pA3

Lea, FrankNeighbors [photo], H 11/25/98 pA4

Lea, JeffStaples' Lea selected region's top

coach [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1Leah Popkins Memorial Fund

Popkins Fund keeps dreams alive [photo], H 12/28/98 pA3

Leak, Rev. FetsonPastor tells people of power of prayer

[photo], H 12/31/98 pA1+Learning disabled children-

ConnecticutPreparation best advice for special

needs parents [photo], H 4/9/98 pA3

Learning GameWinter Games: Plenty to do to chase


Leary, RebeccaE ticket for college: Four Norwalk



Leasing Technologies InternationalLease firm creates new division, H

12/5/98 pD1Regional business: Credit agreement,

H 6/17/98 pD1Leaves

Don't dump leaves in waterways [letter], H 11/24/98 pA13

Leaves-Fairfield CountyAll the leaves are brown, and the sky

is gray, H 9/30/98 pA1+Leaves-Norwalk

All the leaves are ... on the ground [photo], H 11/20/98 pA8

Shirley Stanek cleans up the last of the leaves [photo], H 11/18/98 pA2

Towns to begin leaf collection, H 11/11/98 pA2

Leaves-WestportTowns to begin leaf collection, H

11/11/98 pA2LeBlanc, George


Peach of a gift: LeBlancs donate Harbor Island [photo], H 12/5/98 pA1+

LeBlanc, RyanThe Hour Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB14

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LeBlanc, WayneHonor thy father: Sport creates

special bond between Wayne and Ryan LeBlanc [photo], H 6/20/98 pB1+

Lee Travel GroupTravel agency takes off: Internet no

match for human touch [photo], BJ 10/12/98 p1+

Lee, AlbertFalcons spike Wreckers' drive

[photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+Lee, Anthony

Canarsie singes Senators [photo], H 12/30/98 pB1+

Lee, BrittanyGOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils

learn natural selection [photo], H 11/19/98 pA1+

Lee, HenryGross anatomy chat brings in big

bucks for center [photo], H 4/3/98 pA1+

Lee, MikeTraveler offers ideas from far and

wide [photo], H 6/10/98 pA3Lee, Peggy

Travel agency takes off: Internet no match for human touch [photo], BJ 10/12/98 p1+

Leeds, KathleenLibrarian steers Wilton into

cyberspace [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3Leepson, Anne

Anne Leepson's great leap forward [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p17+

Lees, DougDreams do come true for Wingnuts

band leader [photo], BJ 12/21/98 p1+

LeFave, Richard T.Business people: Awards finalist, H

6/29/98 pB7Lefebvre, Tracy

People in business: Lefebvre consults at Design Trust Inc [photo], H 1/12/98 pA7

Legal profession. SEE LAWYERSLegislators-Connecticut

Area politicians evaluate Rowland's state of state speech, H 2/5/98 pA1+




How they voted [photo], H 3/14/98 pA7, H 3/21/98 pA7, H 3/28/98 pA8, H 5/16/98 pD9, H 5/23/98 pD9, H 6/6/98 pB10

Leaders rated high on the environment, H 2/13/98 pA4



Legislature to seek ways to ease city liability, H 1/17/98 pA1+

Shays' bill leads way for election reform [photo], H 8/4/98 pA1+

Shays' reform heads for Senate test [photo], H 8/7/98 pA1+

State House acts on Westport taxes, H 5/2/98 pA3

State legislators look for ways to protect puppies from dying [photo], H 3/17/98 pA1+

Team up, Shays urges top mayors [photo], H 8/14/98 pA3

Top Norwalk lawmaker lured to Hartford law firm: Cafero says his new job will not affect his representation of Norwalk voters, H 7/27/98 pA1+


Leland, KarenFondue: It's the perfect definition of

'social dining' [photo], H 2/18/98 pB1+

Lelusic, MatthewFiring 'em up for future: Weston

Volunteer Fire Department opens the house to kids [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

LeMay, RaymondGoing Postal: Norwalk man sends

message with tall mailbox [photo], H 4/7/98 pA1+

LeMoult, FranBusiness people: Joins real estate

firm [photo], H 6/22/98 pB7Lengyel, Joan

Living on Glenwood Avenue / Norwalk [photo], H 3/17/98 pA4

Leon, RafaelBuying books [photo], H 11/17/98 pA3

Leonard, Edward G.A master at work: With master chef

Edward Leonard on staff, NCTC looks to become a first-class cooking school [photo], H 9/24/98 pB3

Chef masters his craft: Norwalk businessman finds satisfaction in food [photo], H 6/5/98 pC1+

Ex-executive finds food comes first: Attention to detail pays off for chef, Norwalk business [photo], BJ 9/7/98 p17+

Leonard, StewMilk machine is truly a dairy joy: Stew

Leonard is donating amusing device to UConn [photo], H 8/1/98 pA5

Leonard, Stew Jr.ADD testimony debated at Leonard

trial, H 1/24/98 pA4Cooking with celebrities [photo], H

12/19/98 pC2Leonard family wins suit disputing

Stew U. creation, H 2/12/98 pA3Leonard says man with Stew

University idea misunderstood him, H 2/11/98 pA3

Leonard, TomLeonard asking court for no prison

sentence, H 2/24/98 pA4Tom Leonard sentenced to time at

halfway house, H 2/26/98 pA3

Leone, AnneSenators spiked by Central [photo], H

10/27/98 pB1+Leone, Peter

Olympic champ Fargis rides high at Ox Ridge [photo], H 6/15/98 pB8

Leporati, Joseph P.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Lepus, DavidElectronics helps and often hurts law

enforcement [photo], H 2/24/98 pD5

Lesnick, LauraTown sued for uneven walk, H

2/17/98 pA3Letterman, David

Letterman fan caught trespassing, H 10/21/98 pA1

Letterman fan promises to admire--from afar [photo], H 12/2/98 pA1+

Letterman stalker commits suicide [photo], H 10/7/98 pA1

LettuceSalad Days: Lack of green leaves


Leukemia Society of America-Fairfield County Chapter

Briefly: Leukemia Society Program, H 10/19/98 pB7

Extraordinary Man of the Year: Fairfield County Leukemia Society honors Westport restaurant owner [photo], H 11/6/98 pA3

Finding hope in volunteerism: People who know help in the fight against leukemia [photo], H 11/27/98 pB1+

Snapshot: Westport woman establishes leukemia fund-raisers [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1

LeVan, ChristiForever Makeup: Busy women say


Levin, GabrielleStaples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Levine, Jack

Norwalk hotel used to bail out Westport millionaire, H 5/5/98 pA3

Levine, JesseOrchestra asks Levine to play

elsewhere [photo], H 1/29/98 pA1+

Some orchestra members upset with Levine decision, H 2/2/98 pA3

Symphony in season [photo], H 10/12/98 pA2

Levitt PavilionIrish fire at Levitt [photo], H 6/20/98

pA1The Great Wall of Westport: Two

artists hope the town will approve their "Kids' Wall" [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3

Levy, TeddBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/9/98 pA10

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Levy, Tedd (Continued)Norwalk teacher shares vision with

nation [photo], H 9/30/98 pA1+Lew, Janis Dunckel


Lewinsky, MonicaReaders: Monica's memoir no best

seller [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+Lewis, David J.

Business people: He's in focus [photo], H 10/10/98 pA7

Lewis, DreshawnIn due time, grasshopper [photo], H

1/6/98 pA3Lewis, Eliot

Right at home: Average White Band knocks out video in hometown of two band members [photo], H 1/28/98 pA3

Lewis, FranWomen join in prayer; celebrate


Lewis, JohnFrom father to son: Life-long love of

music results in first CD [photo], H 3/27/98 pB1

Lewis, Robert B.Personnel file, H 12/21/98 pD1

Lewis, TerryWestport woman gives President

painting, bear [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Liability for personal injuries. SEE PERSONAL INJURIES

Liberatore, GaryLiberatore to enter NC hall, H

10/21/98 pB3Liberatore, Marilyn R.

Exploring at Columbus: Magnet school's new principal hopes to challenge students [photo], H 8/18/98 pC8


Libertarians-ConnecticutBucciarelli now batting for Bucciarelli,

H 10/3/98 pA11Libertarians-Westport

Westport Libertarian enters 4th congressional race [opinion], H 9/12/98 pA11

Libertino, SalMason cited for excellence [photo], H

3/30/98 pA7Libraries

Banned-book displays show what students might miss [photo], H 9/29/98 pA1+

Libraries-NorwalkBetter schools, public libraries crucial

[letter], H 11/19/98 pA9Licari, Gloria


Licari, JoeAnticipation runs high at Norwalk

[photo], H 1/2/98 pC1+

Lieberman, Joseph I.Lieberman does lunch, family style

[photo], H 7/2/98 pA3Lieberman: Charter schools work.

Senator visits city's Side By Side School [photo], H 10/16/98 pA1+


Lifecodes Corp.Lifecodes files for initial offering, BJ

9/14/98 p1+Lifeguard Olympics

Wet 'n' wild: Lifeguard Olympics comes to Calf Pasture Beach [photo], H 7/23/98 pB1

Lifeguards-NorwalkNeighbors: Watching the Sound

[photo], H 6/17/98 pA4Lifeline of Southwestern Connecticut

Norwalk pays tribute to popular community activist [photo], H 3/5/98 pB7+

Lifelong education. SEE CONTINUING EDUCATION

Lightfoot Running Club-NorwalkElpern was major booster of Lightfoot

Running Club, H 10/29/98 pB4Lighthouse Restaurant

Less is Better: German chef at Lighthouse started making meals at home [photo], H 3/4/98 pA9

Lillian VernonTalent, resourcefulness, time are

keys to success, BJ 8/17/98 p7Lilly, Kristine

Gold medal for fun: Lilly has youngsters laughing, learning at soccer camp, H 8/13/98 pB5+

Lilly among inaugural Hall of Fame inductees [photo], H 9/25/98 pC4

Lilly set to spread Goodwill in soccer debut, H 7/23/98 pB5+

Lilly still on move [photo], H 6/1/98 pB1

Sports in brief: Lilly has goal, assist, H 3/18/98 pB2

Sports in brief: Lilly named to U.S. team, H 10/30/98 pC2

Sports in brief: Lilly to be honored, H 5/29/98 pC2

Lime RestaurantNorwalk restaurant finds freshest

food around [photo], H 7/8/98 pA9

Limousine servicesLimousine services [chart], BJ 2/9/98

pA18Riding to the prom in style, H 6/4/98

pB1+Lincoln Day Dinner

Dinner holds its own against men [photo], H 2/13/98 pA1+

Guys' night out: All-male Lincoln Day dinner brings calls of `shame on you' [photo], H 2/13/98 pA1+

Lincoln St.-WestportTree-lined streets conceal rush on

nearby highways [photo], H 9/15/98 pA4

Lincoln, AbrahamUnsure if pic is honestly Àbe' [photo],

H 10/7/98 pB13Lind, Chris

Meteorological madness [photo], H 3/30/98 pA3

Lind, KatieMeteorological madness [photo], H

3/30/98 pA3Lindeblad, Harold `Hal'

Popular dance bandleader Harold `Hal' Lindeblad dies at 76 [photo], H 4/4/98 pA3

Lindenbaum, MatthewStockholder presses NSS officers to

sell, H 6/5/98 pA1+Linder, Karen

Business people: On board of directors [photo], H 9/14/98 pA8

Linehan, MadelineOur first baby arrives today [photo], H

1/2/98 pA1+Linowitz, Sol

Boldstrokes: Mavericks and movers who dared to make a personal mark [photo] [special feature], BJ 3/16/98 pB1+

Linville, JimNeighbors: Influence of the islands

[photo], H 7/8/98 pA4Linville, Vicky

Neighbors: Influence of the islands [photo], H 7/8/98 pA4

Lipscomb, McAdoryLipscomb surges to the top [photo], H

7/9/98 pB5+Liptak, Allen

Winter Games: Plenty to do to chase those winter blues [photo], H 1/19/98 pA9

Liquor lawsLaw needs more than a slap on the

wrist [letter], H 8/26/98 pA13Liquor laws-Connecticut

Onion Alley open despite suspension of liquor license, H 4/13/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Stores cited for alcohol sales, H 5/15/98 pA2

Three businesses cited for violating state liquor laws, H 3/27/98 pA3


Liscio, JoanneFire leaves woman, 3 children

homeless [photo], H 12/10/98 pA1+

Lisher, JimBoot camp for the unemployed:


Lisko, LouLost City brewery anxious to tap into

Bridgeport market [photo], BJ 6/22/98 p10

LiteracyThe art of language: They speak in

12 tongues in Jefferson classroom [photo], H 2/5/98 pA1+

91


Literacy Volunteers of America/Southeastern Fairfield County

Romance, revolution & resolve: An author goes to Cuba and returns with closure [photo], H 10/16/98 pB1+

Little Brook Rd.-WiltonLiving on Little Brook Road and


Live birth. SEE CHILDBIRTHLiving Bread of Life Evangelistic

MinistriesSaved man looks to return favor at

mission [photo], H 11/24/98 pA3Llorens, George

Stew Leonard's chef prepares healthy meal for seniors [photo], H 2/26/98 pB7

Lloyd W. Wise Lumber Company Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 1/5/98 p21

Loans, Commercial. SEE COMMERCIAL LOANS

LobbyingRep denies lobby role [photo], H

7/30/98 pA3Local taxation

Early jump [photo], H 1/14/98 pA3Early notes bring early tax paying in

Norwalk, H 1/9/98 pA3Local taxation-Fairfield County

Taxing times: Some area post offices plan extended hours for April 15 deadline, H 4/13/98 pA3

Local taxation-Norwalk16G tax break for housing authority,

H 7/31/98 pA3City to run for 6th year without raising

tax rate, H 4/7/98 pA1+Common Council votes modest tax

increase, H 1/28/98 pA1+Finance boss slashes $4M, but taxes

will rise, H 1/13/98 pA1+Grand list windfall likely to hold taxes

level, H 2/27/98 pA1+Last-minute taxpayers fall in line, H

7/31/98 pA3Tax preparers move into highest

gear, H 4/1/98 pA5Local taxation-Weston

New Weston budget means tax increase, H 4/18/98 pA3

Local taxation-WestportBank, not Imus, blamed for late tax

payment, H 3/2/98 pA3State House acts on Westport taxes,

H 5/2/98 pA3Westport tax man really likes having

a few delinquents, H 2/28/98 pA3Local taxation-Wilton

Wilton taxes up 3.8 percent, H 4/8/98 pA3

Lockridge, Dr. LesPhysicians find times are changing

[photo], H 5/21/98 pB2Lockwood Ln.-Norwalk

Neighborhood with `character' fights speeding [photo], H 8/25/98 pA4

Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum

`Dark Shadows' fans hover at mansion [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3

A little together time [photo], H 9/8/98 pA3

An eye-opening tour of museum [photo], H 8/28/98 pA4


Crazy? Well, maybe mad [photo], H 3/3/98 pA5

Let the sun shine, H 8/3/98 pA3Lockwood-Mathews Mansion

chairman has history in her blood [photo], H 10/19/98 pA1

Lockwood-Mathews Museum gets ready for 22nd antiques show [photo], H 8/20/98 pB3

Lockwood-Mathews names four new board members [photo], H 7/16/98 pB2

New trustees [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1Offering perspective [photo], H

6/10/98 pA2Vampires, fans due at Lockwood-

Mathews, H 10/27/98 pA3Very important date: Lockwood-


Loeck, Shannon1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Loeffler, Albie

Field's name honors coach [photo], H 7/21/98 pA5

Former Staples coach Albie Loeffler at dedication of soccer field [photo], H 9/28/98 pB4

Loeffler headed for Hall of Fame [photo], H 11/28/98 pB3

Westport briefs: Town to name field for coach, H 8/5/98 pA4

Lomas, WilliamBusiness people: New financial group

formed [photo], H 9/21/98 pB6Lombardi, Erasmo

Special section [photo], H 11/18/98 pB15+

Long Island SoundA cleaner Sound [edit], H 1/31/98

pA10City's nitrogen plan for Sound could

save big bucks [photo], H 6/19/98 pA3

Connecticut, New York to pay $650M to help Sound, H 2/6/98 pA1

Greenwich sewage spill won't hit Norwalk beaches, H 5/13/98 pA4

Group calls for help to save wetlands, H 10/13/98 pA3

Harbor water quality below standards, H 3/20/98 pA3

Minor oil spill harmless, H 4/16/98 pA3On improving Sound [edit], H 8/25/98

pA12Rowland tired of NYC's waste [photo],

H 3/24/98 pA3Showing off on the Sound [photo], H

4/29/98 pA3


Soundkeepers doesn't New York City promise for Sound, H 1/28/98 pA3

Westport, Norwalk earn high marks for clean Sound, H 1/28/98 pA3

Long Island Soundkeeper Fund Inc.Soundkeepers hold off on lawsuit

against NYC, H 2/24/98 pA3Soundkeepers live up to threat to sue

New York, H 3/10/98 pA4What are costs of Soundkeeper

program? [letter], H 12/21/98 pA7Long Lots School

Happy Thanksgiving [photo], H 11/25/98 pA1

Inspector closes playground, H 11/7/98 pA3

Long-term skilled nursing facilities. SEE NURSING HOMES

Longo, JosephBottling an unstable genie: Startech

pursues safe disposal of chemical weapons [photo], BJ 2/9/98 p1+

Longshore Club Park-WestportCommunity briefs: Bathhouse to be

razed, H 10/12/98 pA4Don't fence us out, H 7/22/98 pA1+Skaters waltz in warmth [photo], H

1/5/98 pA1+Time for a change: At long last,

Longshore renovations on tap [photo], H 7/7/98 pA3

Lopiano, DonnaWomen's rights champion Lopiano

hits a home run [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+

Women's Sports Foundation head speaking at Old Timers fete [photo], H 10/31/98 pB1

Lora, Luis1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4Loraine Abelow Public Relations

Using pull to get press [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7

Loring, WilfredOff the wall: Connecticut's art

galleries heat up for autumn [photo], H 10/22/98 pC1+

LotteriesGold rush: Sutter's Mill pales next to

long lines for Powerball booty [photo], H 7/25/98 pA1+

Norwalk merchants feel lucky to sell Powerball, H 7/31/98 pA1+

Norwalk would opt out to avoid Powerball crush, H 7/30/98 pA1+

Playing tough odds: Quarter billion-dollar prize blurs reality of likely loss [photo], H 7/28/98 pA1+

Pot of gold: Greater Norwalk residents buying Powerball dreams, H 5/19/98 pA1+


Tempers flare, trains fill as Powerball payoff nears [photo], H 7/29/98 pA1+

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Lottery winnersSilver Star sells $20M lottery ticket, H

1/6/98 pA3Louden, Jay


Loughran, JoeIrish in the crock at Brock's [photo], H

3/11/98 pA9Louis Dreyfus Property Group

Awards come naturally to Dreyfus, BJ 7/20/98 p16

Louis, Anne-CarineÀ flower picked too soon' [photo], H

10/13/98 pA1+Alleged DWI driver has case


11/18/98 pA13Children mourn death of classmate, H

10/9/98 pA1Driver admits drinking, H 12/1/98 pA3Farewell Anne-Carine [photo], H

10/14/98 pA3Fund drive set to aid family, H

10/13/98 pA1+Fund-raiser set for tonight [photo], H

11/21/98 pA2Funds pour in for victim's family:

Varied events attract donations [photo], H 10/21/98 pA3

Funeral set for "beautiful little girl," H 10/10/98 pA1

No help yet for desperate family [letter], H 12/15/98 pA9

Vigil set Nov. 21 for Anne-Carine [photo], H 11/7/98 pA3

Wants full investigation of accident [letter], H 11/11/98 pA7

Love ShackConnecticut Avenue sex shop's

window posters flirt with law [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

Not what Norwalk needs [edit], H 1/21/98 pA4

Porn shop raises ire of neighborhood [photo], H 1/19/98 pA1+

X-rated video store goes with G-rated windows, H 3/14/98 pA3

Low, DeborahStand-in named while Wilton seeks

new principal [photo], H 5/19/98 pA3

Lowden, KimberlyFinding hope in volunteerism: People

who know help in the fight against leukemia [photo], H 11/27/98 pB1+

Snapshot: Westport woman establishes leukemia fund-raisers [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1

Lowe St.-NorwalkDon't keep on trucking: Residents fed

up with dangers in their neighborhood [photo], H 1/6/98 pA1+

Lowe, WilliamTraining to sniff out crime [photo], H

12/31/98 pA3Lowry, Ted

Pulling no punches: Former champ now struggles to keep youth

boxing association afloat for community [photo], H 3/19/98 pB7

LPH GroupBusiness people: New financial group

formed, H 9/21/98 pB6Lucas Energy Systems Inc.

Lucas Energy looking for growth opportunities, BJ 5/4/98 p8

Lucskay, Joseph LewisOrganist weaves pipe dreams:

Leader of choir marks his 50th year [photo], H 4/11/98 pC10

Luczkowski, LynnLuczkowski, Anastasia honored, H

11/23/98 pB1+Luczkowski, Anastasia to enter

softball Hall [photo], H 10/13/98 pB1+

Ludlow Rd.-WestportTree-lined streets conceal rush on

nearby highways [photo], H 9/15/98 pA4

Lukens, KennethNorwalk man on plane that landed in

fiery crash, H 1/22/98 pA3Lundy, Philip C.


Luongo, IreneBlessing the Babka: Polish keep

Easter food tradition alive, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Lupica, RonLupica warms a cold course [photo],

H 11/19/98 pB5+Lupica's 63 ties record at Oak Hills, H

11/10/98 pA7Lyme disease

Hope is on the horizon for Lyme disease sufferers: New research soon is expected to make diagnosis and treatment of the disease easier for patients and doctors alike, H 12/31/98 pB1

Rainy spring brings out more ticks, mosquitoes, H 5/11/98 pA1+

Spreading knowledge: Wilton family shares struggle against Lyme disease [photo], H 6/18/98 pA3

Ticking off the very real dangers of ticks, H 10/22/98 pB3

Westporter to lead way in tick fight, H 10/9/98 pA3

LymphedemaSpecial project: Norwalk club tackles

lymphedema awareness, H 1/15/98 pB7

Lynch, Dr. MichaelNorwalk doctors plan regenerative

knee surgery [photo], H 2/9/98 pA3

Running at full tilt: New orthopedic procedures offer hope to repair damaged joints [photo], H 5/28/98 pB3

Lynch, PeterPeter Lynch shares investment

wisdom [photo], H 11/11/98 pD1Lyon, Ruth


Lyons, EricaLyons sets the pace for Bears

[photo], H 5/14/98 pC7Lyons, Michael J.

Judge rules for Lyons in libel suit: But Nichols only fined $100, H 7/11/98 pA3

MMt. Nebo Baptist Church

Group pushes for prayer in public schools [photo], H 7/27/98 pA3

Mac, KimberlyVery important date: Lockwood-


MacCormack, CharlesSaving the children: Economic woes

add to Thailand's troubles [photo], H 1/16/98 pA3

Macedonia ChurchBound for the Ivory Coast: Macedonia

Church gospel choir set to perform in massive music festival [photo], H 5/30/98 pB7

Mack-CaliMack-Cali breaks ground on build-to-

suit property, BJ 5/25/98 p18Mackenstein, Ralph

The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Roton utilizes planetarium for upcoming meteor shower [photo], H 11/12/98 pB3

MacKenzie, JohnGetting a Grip: Lose weight and tone


MacKenzie, RodNeighbors: Eager to help [photo], H

10/28/98 pA4Mackey, Peter

People in business: Mackey joins Westport company, H 2/3/98 pD1

MacLetchie, BeaSomething old [photo], H 10/29/98

pB3Macnamara, Paul

Bank branch opens in Wilton [photo], H 2/11/98 pD1

MacQueen, PatriciaOffering perspective [photo], H

6/10/98 pA2Macri, Dawn


Mad Hatter's BallMonday's snapshot [photo], H

3/16/98 pA1Very important date: Lockwood-


Madaffari, LaurenContest winner [photo], H 11/25/98

pA3Made In Connecticut Guild Ltd.

Made in Connecticut, BJ 6/29/98 p1+Maecenatism. SEE ART PATRONAGEMagazines. SEE PERIODICALSMagnet School. SEE COLUMBUS

SCHOOL

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Magnetic resonance imagingNorwalk gets new open-air MRI

[photo], H 4/6/98 pA11Magnuson, William

Living on Sharp Hill Road / Wilton [photo], H 6/16/98 pA4

Magrath, John D.Shea-Magrath memorial refurbished,

rededicated [photo], H 5/18/98 pA3

Maher, CharlotteEx-patients enjoy celebration of life:


Something to talk about [photo], H 10/15/98 pA1

Mahon, TimFueling the FRY-DAY fires: Weekly


MailboxesSpecial delivery: Mailbox custom built

to match the house [photo], H 6/9/98 pA3

Main Ave.-NorwalkAccident creates commuter chaos on

Main Avenue [photo], H 5/8/98 pA3

Majestic-Poli TheaterThat's entertainment: Downtown

Bridgeport ready to `stage' a comeback [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p7+

Make a Difference DayBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/29/98 pA10Making a difference [letter], H

11/23/98 pA13Many people really `make a

difference' [letter], H 11/19/98 pA9

Time to Make a Difference and clean up our communities, H 10/15/98 pB1

Volunteers pitch in, make a difference [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Makeup (Cosmetics). SEE COSMETICS

Makson, DaveFieber's fumble recovery key to

Wilton's first win [photo], H 10/10/98 pB1+

Wilton hands St. Joe's first win of the season [photo], H 11/14/98 pB1+

Malavet, MichelleBrushing Up For The Bard [photo], H

6/16/98 pA3Malce, Michael

Antiques the lure at Wilton fund-raiser [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+

Malitz, LeslieThermal camera helps, Norwalk


Mallard, ZakFocused [photo], H 2/28/98 pB3

Malloy, Timon J.French poised to begin $200 million

Norwalk project [photo], BJ 5/18/98 p3

Maloney, JamesCaution colors Clinton concerns, H

9/11/98 pA1+Clock running out, Maloney, Nielsen


Fifth District race closest for House [photo], H 10/31/98 pA6

Maloney optimistic Route 7 project will get done [photo], H 3/10/98 pA3

Maloney participates in managed health care hearings, H 3/3/98 pA3

Maloney prefers alternatives to warfare: At Wilton luncheon, Congressman speaks his mind [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3

Maloney urges Wilton to create own Route 7 solution, H 7/2/98 pA3

Rep. Maloney off and running [photo], H 7/9/98 pA2


Sierra Club backs Maloney [photo], H 10/22/98 pA4

Suburban police say federal aid misdirected, H 3/3/98 pA3

Victory tour [photo], H 11/5/98 pA5Maloney, Linda

Ex-cop turns private eye in Westport [photo], H 7/13/98 pA7

Malowitz, Jake SoloffFinding something to do: Families get

in touch with nature while visiting Westport center [photo], H 1/5/98 pA3

Malta House of Good CounselA place for moms: Single mothers will

find new haven at Malta House [photo], H 5/29/98 pA1+

Malter, Dr. Alan S.Business people: New medical

director [photo], H 7/6/98 pA11Managed care plans (Medical care)

Maloney participates in managed health care hearings, H 3/3/98 pA3

Managed care hurts disabled, study finds [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+

ManagementGood employees: Area managers

discuss what employers look for in new employee, H 2/5/98 pD1

Grading the boss: Effective supervisors show flexibility, consideration of employees' needs, experts say, H 2/6/98 pD1

How to keep your employees loyal and happy, BJ 8/24/98 p5

Managing performance in today's environment, BJ 10/12/98 p16

Moral compass crucial to a company's survival, BJ 5/11/98 p6

N-Compass pinpoints `dysfunctional' operations, BJ 2/2/98 p7

Manente, RonniePopkins Fund keeps dreams alive

[photo], H 12/28/98 pA3

Manero, LaurenSlumbering Wreckers awaken

[photo], H 10/22/98 pB5+Mangels, Heidi

Monday snapshot [photo], H 4/20/98 pA1

Mann, CatrinaSpreading the word on AIDS [photo],

H 12/2/98 pA3Manna, Linda

Newtown Country Mill a well-crafted rural respite [photo], BJ 3/30/98 p3

Manne, GreerAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1For this day, Chief's star shines

brighter than Manne [photo], H 1/28/98 pB1+



Manning, DarrylShop addresses attire and success

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA3Manresa Island-Norwalk

CL&P to sell 100 acres on Manresa Island [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+

Mayor to bug state on smoke pollution, H 1/20/98 pA3

ManufacturesThe List: Manufacturing Companies

[chart], BJ 4/13/98 p14U.S. manufacturers learn from

Japanese model, BJ 6/1/98 p8Manufacturing industries. SEE

MANUFACTURESMarathon running

Days after race, marathoners still buzz about crowd [photo], H 4/23/98 pC1+

March of DimesRaising money, awareness, and a

few blisters [photo], H 4/27/98 pA3

Marching bands-NorwalkBand braves the cold for a day in sun

[photo], H 12/24/98 pA1+Band's big finish [photo], H 6/2/98 pA3Battle of the bands: City bands shine


Beat goes on, H 11/2/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/23/98 pA10, H 11/6/98 pA10Champions: Band wins 10th

consecutive Class 5 title [photo], H 11/21/98 pA3

Esteemed Colleagues: Marching Senators make it in New York, New York [photo], H 3/18/98 pA3


Invite's a feather in their caps: Norwalk High band is bound for Orange Bowl, H 4/30/98 pA4

Leading the way: Brien McMahon band performs at Yankees parade [photo], H 10/24/98 pA1+

Marching Bears Florida bound [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1+

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Marching bands-Norwalk (Continued)Marching Bears place 1st at Boston,

H 2/9/98 pA4McMahon band a home run at

Stadium [photo], H 10/19/98 pA1+

McMahon band to play in Series, H 10/17/98 pA1

Norwalk High band parent stresses work, discipline [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1

Norwalk World Guard takes first place, H 4/27/98 pA4

Paddy's Pride: Senators prepare for New York parade [photo], H 3/14/98 pA3


Strike up the band [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1

Sweets fuel band's march to Florida [photo], H 10/5/98 pA2

We got the beat [photo], H 11/9/98 pA4

Marcorp TrioSEC claims Marcorp trio manipulated

price of stock, BJ 9/28/98 p3Mariano, Rev. Dan

Gratitude for a quarter century of dedication [photo], H 10/3/98 pA3

Marin, JimMemories of electronic dawn: Area

residents recall the world's first business computer in a Rowayton barn [photo], H 4/9/98 pB3

Marine Electronics Company Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 10/12/98 p22

Marines, LissetteNEON, other groups unite to land

$5M [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+Marino, Glenn

Horse put down after crash, H 3/6/98 pA1+

Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk'Everest' reaches new heights

[review] [photo], H 7/2/98 pC1A most notable event [edit], H 7/14/98

pA12Admiral Bordy to speak [photo], H

11/30/98 pA2Any more glitter? [photo], H 12/10/98

pA4Aquarium chooses admiral as

president, H 6/18/98 pA1+Aquarium cuts lines to pontoon that

sank: Boat was in fine shape when we sold it in July, harried spokesman says, H 8/27/98 pA1

Aquarium education center under way, H 4/7/98 pD1

Aquarium reaches record attendance: 551,827, H 1/3/98 pA3

Aquarium salutes Norwalk, H 12/4/98 pA4

Attendance is booming at Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 2/19/98 pB7

Confidence boosters: 40 women in untraditional jobs preach virtue of science to 700 girls [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

Creature Cruise: Seal sightings draw crowds to Maritime research vessel [photo], H 2/21/98 pA3

Dinos Return, H 1/20/98 pA3Exhibit celebrates Sir Joseph Banks,

plant explorer [photo], H 7/9/98 pB3

Farmer's market at the Maritime Aquarium celebrates Connecticut grown [photo], H 7/30/98 pC8

Happy 10th Birthday, Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 7/15/98 pB1+ [suppl]

Happy Birthday Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 7/16/98 pC1


Maritime Aquarium chief resigns to return to teaching [photo], H 3/24/98 pA1+

Maritime Aquarium marks 10th year with special party, H 7/17/98 pA1+

Maritime Aquarium offering family boat building weekend, H 10/8/98 pB4


New command: Retired admiral takes the wheel at Aquarium [photo], H 10/2/98 pA1+

Return to the Lost World: Dinosaurs appear alive and well at the Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 1/29/98 pC1

The right stuff: Astronaut visits Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1+

They come from beneath the sea: Strange creatures surface at The Maritime Aquarium [photo], H 10/29/98 pC1

Thriving for a Decade: Maritime Aquarium celebrates 10th year [photo], H 7/14/98 pA1+

TMA brings Ballard, teachers together [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13

What if... [edit], H 8/10/98 pA12Winter Games: Plenty to do to chase


Zoning Commission approves Maritime education center, H 1/22/98 pA3

Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk-Attendance

Aquarium sets attendance mark, H 8/5/98 pA1+

Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk-Coastal Exploration Class

Day at the beach [photo], H 5/19/98 pA1

Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk-IMAXEverest film, adventurer draw crowd

to Maritime, H 6/19/98 pA3Finding something to do: At

Aquarium's IMAX, Alaska bears entertain [photo], H 1/5/98 pA3

King lizard: IMAX theater goes back to the Cretaceous [photo], H 12/31/98 pC1

Market Data RetrievalPoor report card on school

technology, H 12/3/98 pD1Marketing

Co-marketing the wave of the future: J Brown/LMC Group brainstorms strategies[photo], BJ 7/13/98 p1+


FOCUS: Marketing and Advertising, BJ 9/28/98 p11+

New media marketing success follows old rules, BJ 2/2/98 p15+

WCSU receives grant for direct marketing, BJ 11/23/98 p19

Marketing Continuum Inc.Agency adds PR to services, H

1/22/98 pD1Markoe, Rick

Crazy? Well, maybe mad [photo], H 3/3/98 pA5

Markov, Alexander`Love' fest: A Rowayton family of

musicians tunes up for a cause [photo], H 3/5/98 pC1+

Marmo, LuigiRain, rain, go away: Illegal sewer line


Marnane, J. PeterMaritime Aquarium chief resigns to

return to teaching [photo], H 3/24/98 pA1+

Marquardt & Roche/Meditz & HackettPeople in business: Sastram helps

win awards, H 2/3/98 pD1Marriage proposals

Love is in the air: Romantic find many ways in Greater Norwalk to pop the question [photo], H 2/13/98 pA3

Marriage, Mixed. SEE INTERFAITH MARRIAGE

MarriagesAkre, Tiffany Nicole [photo], H 8/1/98

pC7Andrews, Natalie Kay [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Antonetz, Denise Marie [photo], H

9/5/98 pC5Arutt, Dr. Cheryl [photo], H 3/21/98

pC7Aubrey, Michelle Jane [photo], H

6/6/98 pC5Auerbach, Andrew David [photo], H

2/3/98 pC4Aurelia, Charles Phillip [photo], H

3/21/98 pC7Aviles, Lisa Marie [photo], H 10/17/98

pC7Ayr, Lisa Jill [photo], H 4/11/98 pC7Bagloglu, Christina Ann [photo], H

2/3/98 pC3Ballard, Scott Thomas [photo], H

2/7/98 pC5Balsan, Jennifer [photo], H 4/11/98

pC7Barata, Ventura Manuel Jr. [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7

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Marriages (Continued)Barkhau, Kent [photo], H 10/10/98

pC6Barry, Scott, H 6/13/98 pC7Bassford, Kathy Ann [photo], H

2/14/98 pB6Battaglia, Frances [photo], H 11/7/98

pC7Bauer, Scott Jason [photo], H 7/25/98

pC7Behnken, Linda Elizabeth [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Bellantoni, Debra Sue [photo], H

9/12/98 pC7Berger, Todd Michael [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Berggren, Jill Alane [photo], H 2/3/98

pC7Berglund, Arthur F. Jr. [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Biasetti, Robert [photo], H 11/7/98

pC7Bis, Jeffrey A. [photo], H 9/26/98 pC5Blake, Marcia MacLeod [photo], H

2/14/98 pB6Blanton, George Schackelford III

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB6Bloch, Elizabeth [photo], H 11/7/98

pC7Bonis, Sherry Ann [photo], H 3/7/98

pC7Boogaerts, Pieter Felix [photo], H

10/17/98 pC7Bossone, Virginia Ann [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7Brandenhoff, John Perry [photo], H

10/17/98 pC7Braverman, Susan Elizabeth [photo],

H 7/18/98 pC7Bridgeport, Sharonda Elaine [photo],

H 9/1/98 pB8Britto, James A. Jr. [photo], H 7/25/98

pC7Brovender, Dana Lynne [photo], H

12/5/98 pC7Brown, Dr. Michael Charles [photo], H

5/16/98 pC7Brown, Melissa Anne [photo], H

5/16/98 pC7Bruenderman, Nancy [photo], H

6/6/98 pC5Burgess, Brandi Colette [photo], H

7/11/98 pC7Burke, Daniel Francis [photo], H

8/1/98 pC7Canevari, Darcy Eleanor [photo], H

11/21/98 pC7Cannizaro, Dawn Marie [photo], H

5/9/98 pC6Capasse, Mary Rose [photo], H

2/3/98 pC5Cappuccia, Sandra [photo], H

12/26/98 pC7Carey, Kathleen Theresa [photo], H

4/18/98 pC5Carlucci, Katharine Vita [photo], H

12/19/98 pC7Casolo, Tara Lyn [photo], H 10/17/98

pC7Ceci, Victor [photo], H 8/15/98 pC7Christensen, Patricia Faith [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5

Christoforides, Christopher [photo], H 1/24/98 pC6

Church, Cynthia Ann [photo], H 4/4/98 pC6

Chute, Karen Ann [photo], H 6/20/98 pC6

Collins, James John [photo], H 10/3/98 pC7

Conrad, Cecil Dean, H 10/24/98 pC7Conti, John Salvatore [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Cooper, Robert Anthony [photo], H

9/1/98 pB8Corridon, Julie Elizabeth [photo], H

9/1/98 pB8Costello, Susan Grace [photo], H

11/7/98 pC7Coughlin, Jay Patrick [photo], H

1/10/98 pC6Daly, John Stephen [photo], H

2/28/98 pC6Dancy, William Anthony [photo], H

2/3/98 pC4, H 2/14/98 pB6Danko, Martin [photo], H 11/28/98

pC7Dardis, Richard [photo], H 11/7/98

pC7DaSilva, Mark Luis Paul [photo], H

10/24/98 pC7Davis, Amy Jill [photo], H 6/6/98 pC5DeFrancesco, Daniel Patrick [photo],

H 7/18/98 pC7Delaney, Jennifer Anne [photo], H

1/10/98 pC6DeMarkey, Kirsten [photo], H 2/28/98

pC6DePasquale, James Nelson [photo],

H 2/21/98 pC7Desroches, Ronald T. [photo], H

9/5/98 pC5DiBerardino, Rosina L. [photo], H

2/3/98 pC3Dilley, Jonathan Patrick [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5Dingley, Diane Lynn [photo], H

10/17/98 pC7DiUrno, Lorenzo [photo], H 5/16/98

pC6Dolan, Ana Maria [photo], H 10/24/98

pC7Downing, Rodger T. [photo], H

9/19/98 pC5Durso, Stephen [photo], H 3/21/98

pC7Ehlers, Richard P. Jr. [photo], H

12/26/98 pC7Emmens, Scott Christopher [photo],

H 1/24/98 pC6Engstrom, P. Scott [photo], H 2/3/98

pC6Epstein, Heather Robin [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Evanko, Fred [photo], H 5/9/98 pC6Fahey, Dawn Ann [photo], H 6/6/98

pC5Falbo, Anthony Joseph [photo], H

9/1/98 pB8Falco, Diane Mary [photo], H 7/18/98

pC7Farmer, Constance Marie [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7

Farrell, Killeen Kristin [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7

Feick, Julie Ives [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5Ferris, Kristi Ann [photo], H 10/3/98

pC7Fine, Elizabeth [photo], H 8/29/98 pC7Finn, Brian Ross [photo], H 9/19/98

pC5Fischman, Christopher Michael

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB6Flanagan, James Jr. [photo], H

10/31/98 pC6Fleischer, Amy Sue [photo], H

9/19/98 pC5Flynn, David J. [photo], H 11/7/98

pC7, H 10/31/98 pC6Forcier, Thomas Michael [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7Fountain, Laurie Lynn [photo], H

8/22/98 pC7Fraleigh, Jeffrey Robert [photo], H

12/19/98 pC7Fraleigh, Jennifer Kathleen [photo], H

2/14/98 pB6Fratarcangelo, Cheryl [photo], H

10/31/98 pC6Frazier, Sara Kathleen [photo], H

1/24/98 pC6Fye, Paula Jean [photo], H 9/26/98

pC5Gast, Daniel Richard [photo], H

11/7/98 pC7Gemza, Tracy Lynn [photo], H 2/3/98

pC6Gergley, Thomas [photo], H 12/12/98

pC6Gibbons, Justin Paul [photo], H

12/26/98 pC7Giddiens, Orlando Sean [photo], H

2/3/98 pC3Gilbert, David S. [photo], H 6/6/98 pC5Glynn, Brian Michael [photo], H

8/22/98 pC7Goldfarb, Benjamin [photo], H 2/3/98

pC6Goldin, Rachel [photo], H 8/29/98 pC7Golia, Jennifer Rebecca [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Goomrigian, Lorna Diane [photo], H

1/17/98 pC6Gradia, Kimberly Ann [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Grenier, Robin Marie [photo], H

1/24/98 pC6Guetermam, Laura [photo], H 3/7/98

pC7Hebert, Nicole Lynn [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Hersom, Walter R. [photo], H 9/1/98

pB7Hibbert, Michael James [photo], H

2/3/98 pC4Hickey, Patricia Lynn [photo], H

2/3/98 pC6Hill, Thomas C. [photo], H 11/21/98

pC7Hoey, Judith Ellen [photo], H 9/1/98

pB8Hoffman, John David [photo], H

10/3/98 pC7Holms, Christopher Michael [photo],

H 2/3/98 pC3

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Marriages (Continued)Hopkins, James Steele [photo], H

7/11/98 pC7Hrozenchik, Carol Louise [photo], H

2/3/98 pC5Hunt, George [photo], H 4/11/98 pC7Iacono, Michael [photo], H 4/4/98 pC6Israel, Alan Mark [photo], H 5/23/98

pC7Israel, Debra Ruth [photo], H 5/2/98

pC7, H 1/31/98 pC7Jarboe, Matthew V. [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Jassey, Lisa Rebecca, H 12/12/98

pC6Jennings, Daniel Patrick [photo], H

2/28/98 pC6Jones, William [photo], H 1/24/98 pC6Jordanides, Theophilo [photo], H

2/3/98 pC5Joseph, Edward Samuel [photo], H

1/17/98 pC6Kamata, Masayasu [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Keeler, David Victor [photo], H 6/6/98

pC5Kelsey, Ryan Daniel [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Kent, Kelly Juanita [photo], H

12/26/98 pC7Kitmiridis, Soula [photo], H 10/3/98

pC7Klein, Richard S. [photo], H 5/16/98

pC6Kneissl, Douglas S. [photo], H

12/19/98 pC7Knuth, Jennifer Katherine [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7Koleszar, Alexander Sandor [photo],

H 2/3/98 pC7Koutroubis, Maria D. [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Kruseski, David Alan [photo], H

2/3/98 pC5Kuffel, Brooke Marsa [photo], H

3/21/98 pC7LaMorte, Karne Marie [photo], H

2/3/98 pC5LaPolt, Cheryl Lynn [photo], H 2/3/98

pC3Lausten, Melissa Anne [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5Leahy, Kristin K. [photo], H 10/10/98

pC6Lee, Eileen Kay [photo], H 12/12/98

pC6Levine, Kimberley S. [photo], H

12/5/98 pC7Levy, Heidi [photo], H 5/23/98 pC7Limone, William [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7Lindecke, Steven Eric [photo], H

11/7/98 pC7Lione, John Morgan [photo], H

7/18/98 pC7Lipsky, Lisa M. [photo], H 9/26/98 pC5Lowden, Nancy Beth [photo], H

2/21/98 pC7Loya, Mario Alberto [photo], H 9/1/98

pB7Luppino, Josephine Anne [photo], H

2/3/98 pC7

Lynch, Michael Patrick [photo], H 9/12/98 pC7

MacElwee, Elizabeth [photo], H 1/24/98 pC6

MacLeod, Marcia [photo], H 2/3/98 pC4

Mager, Cheryl L. [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7

Mailberger, Cynthia Beth [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7

Malagise, Ralph A. [photo], H 2/3/98 pC3

Malatesta, Christian James [photo], H 2/3/98 pC6

Mariani, Michael [photo], H 10/31/98 pC6

Marku, Angela [photo], H 7/25/98 pC7Marnane, Daragh Jean [photo], H

10/24/98 pC7Martin, Joseph Michael [photo], H

9/5/98 pC5Martin, Juan Guillermo [photo], H

2/7/98 pC5Masi, Ronald Vincent [photo], H

5/2/98 pC7, H 1/31/98 pC7Massey, Sandra Lynn [photo], H

11/7/98 pC7McGraw, Cobern Eugene [photo], H

12/19/98 pC7McGuire, Michael Thomas [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6McInerney, Noreen [photo], H 2/28/98

pC6McLaughlin, Gregory Dennis [photo],

H 2/3/98 pC4McLaughlin, Michael Alan [photo], H

10/17/98 pC7McNamara, James Thomas Jr.

[photo], H 12/12/98 pC6Meehan, Martha Jane [photo], H

1/3/98 pC5Mendes, Rica Miriam Wasser de

Sola, H 6/13/98 pC7Mercado, Troy [photo], H 2/3/98 pC5Mete-Ross, Phyllis A. [photo], H

1/17/98 pC6Miele, Kimberly Ann [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Minasian, Cynthia Lynn [photo], H

2/7/98 pC5Monarchie, Matthew Louis [photo], H

6/20/98 pC6Monteiro, Alex [photo], H 5/9/98 pC6Monteiro, Elisa V. [photo], H 9/19/98

pC5Morin, Raymond A. [photo], H 12/5/98

pC7Morse, Robert Jude [photo], H

10/17/98 pC7Moscow, Karen Elizabeth [photo], H

2/3/98 pC4Mowers, Bill [photo], H 12/26/98 pC7Muchnick, Fran Beth [photo], H

1/10/98 pC6Nadeau, Heather Ann [photo], H

2/14/98 pB6Nees, Erik Ernst [photo], H 2/14/98

pB6Nevas, Andrew Benjamin [photo], H

7/25/98 pC7Nicastro, Jay John [photo], H 6/6/98

pC5

Norman, Andrew Lee [photo], H 2/21/98 pC7

Northrup, David Lee [photo], H 9/1/98 pB8

O'Connor, James Patrick [photo], H 3/21/98 pC7

O'Donnell, Joseph Lawrence [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7

O'Shea, Michael Patrick [photo], H 11/14/98 pC6

Ochalla, Kurt Paul [photo], H 2/3/98 pC7

Osborn, Howard V. [photo], H 3/7/98 pC7

Paglialunga, Dennis [photo], H 5/16/98 pC6

Pagliaro, James Joseph [photo], H 1/10/98 pC6

Palinkas, Kevin William [photo], H 3/7/98 pC7

Pare, David Andre [photo], H 2/3/98 pC7

Parillo, Michael J. [photo], H 1/17/98 pC6

Parillo, Peter Richard [photo], H 12/5/98 pC7

Passero, Danielle M. [photo], H 6/13/98 pC7

Perry, Patrick Lawrence [photo], H 10/10/98 pC6

Peters, Alexander Federick [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5

Quade, Jerry Allan [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7

Ranelli, Damian [photo], H 2/28/98 pC6

Rebo, John Michael Jr. [photo], H 9/26/98 pC5

Reed, Susan Mary [photo], H 3/21/98 pC7

Remson, Donald Albert [photo], H 2/3/98 pC3

Richards, Dianna Heleine [photo], H 10/24/98 pC7

Rilling, Christine [photo], H 9/1/98 pB7Ringelheim, Barrie Leigh [photo], H

3/21/98 pC7Rodenbush, Darlene [photo], H

12/5/98 pC7Roeder, Amy [photo], H 2/3/98 pC6Romeo, Julia L. [photo], H 9/5/98 pC5Rosso, James David [photo], H

4/4/98 pC6Rubino, Nichole A. [photo], H 2/3/98

pC4Ryan, Daniel Joseph [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5Saavedra, Ilka Tamara [photo], H

9/1/98 pB7Salgado, Maritza [photo], H 12/19/98

pC7Salzman, Kenneth Seth, H 12/12/98

pC6Santoro, Raymond [photo], H 12/5/98

pC7Sarrazien, Danna Lynn [photo], H

2/21/98 pC7Sauter, Elizabeth Anne [photo], H

2/7/98 pC5Schlegel, Kurt David [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5

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Marriages (Continued)Schoonejongen, Donna Lynn [photo],

H 2/28/98 pC6, H 2/21/98 pC7Schreyer, Maureen Lynn [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Schulz, Jodi Rae [photo], H 11/14/98

pC6Scotti, Raffaele [photo], H 2/3/98 pC6Seaman, Joseph L. Jr. [photo], H

6/13/98 pC7Sedelnick, Stacey Lynn [photo], H

7/25/98 pC7See, Cynthia R. [photo], H 2/3/98 pC6Segal, Matthew David [photo], H

8/29/98 pC7Seitaridis, Thomas [photo], H 10/3/98

pC7Shaughnessy, Kelly Ann [photo], H

11/28/98 pC7Sheehan, Anita M. [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Sherry, Alicia Jane [photo], H 2/3/98

pC4Sileo, Denise [photo], H 5/9/98 pC6Simonsen, Kurt A. [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Singewald, Victoria Lalah Melissa

[photo], H 10/17/98 pC7Smith, James Brady [photo], H

2/28/98 pC6, H 2/21/98 pC7Smith, Veronica Teresa [photo], H

3/7/98 pC7Soltes, Mary Ann [photo], H 8/15/98

pC7Solway, David Isaac [photo], H 9/1/98

pB7Somers, Amy Kathleen [photo], H

2/21/98 pC7Stevens, Raquel Charee [photo], H

2/3/98 pC3Stripay, Pamela Christine [photo], H

4/4/98 pC6Sullivan, James [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5Summa, Amy Wynn [photo], H

10/3/98 pC7Sundquist, Cheryl Lee [photo], H

12/19/98 pC7Swift, Megan Keenan [photo], H

12/12/98 pC6Thiers, Harold Gabriel [photo], H

10/24/98 pC7Thompson, Howard [photo], H 6/6/98

pC5Thompson, Melissa Anne [photo], H

2/28/98 pC6Thomson, Sarah Elizabeth [photo], H

11/14/98 pC6Tibball, Jeffrey Scott [photo], H

12/12/98 pC6Torrey, April Elizabeth [photo], H

10/10/98 pC6Tosti, Angela [photo], H 11/7/98 pC7,

H 10/31/98 pC6Troshynski, Mary Margaret [photo], H

5/16/98 pC6Vaamonde, Cristina Maria [photo], H

10/31/98 pC6Valiante, Joseph [photo], H 10/10/98

pC6Vanak, Donn II [photo], H 8/29/98 pC7Vazquez, Elizabeth Robin [photo], H

9/26/98 pC5

Viggiano, Nancy [photo], H 12/26/98 pC7

Walsh, Vincent Allan Joseph [photo], H 3/7/98 pC7

Warga, Kimberly [photo], H 12/12/98 pC6

Waters, Stephen [photo], H 3/21/98 pC7

Wegiel, Lauri Lynn [photo], H 2/3/98 pC7

Westphal, Eric B. [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5

Wilk, Jodie Lynn [photo], H 7/25/98 pC7

Workman, Alison Ann [photo], H 10/24/98 pC7

Yarde, Jeffrey Alan [photo], H 2/21/98 pC7

Zaffina, Francesco R. [photo], H 10/24/98 pC7

Zinoviev, Victoria [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5

Marriott International Inc.Plan for assisted living opposed, H

10/14/98 pA3Marrucco, Anthony

On the waterfront [photo], H 9/17/98 pB3

Marseglia, JanetPhilanthropic awards [photo], H

11/25/98 pB2Marsh, Glenn

Meticulous spruce up [photo], H 4/23/98 pA2

Martha Stewart. SEE STEWART, MARTHA

Martin Luther King, Jr., DayKing observances planned in city

[photo], H 1/15/98 pA3Renewing King's spirit: Pastors recall


Voices joined: Slain civil rights leader's life and memory treasured at city service [photo], H 1/20/98 pA1+

Martin, CoraLatest victim of downsizing:

Hospitality [photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+

Martinelli, FrankComfy Feet: Shoe store customizes

buyer's shoes for a perfect fit [photo], H 2/2/98 pA7

Martinez, CelibeeYoung and old meet at last [photo], H

6/5/98 pA3Martino, Kyle

1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team [photo], H 12/16/98 pC4

Circuitous route brought Martino to top [photo], H 12/16/98 pC1+

Staples must win to get in [photo], H 10/28/98 pB1+

Marvin Children's Center-NorwalkDay-care set to reopen, H 10/17/98

pC8Marvin Homes


Marvin SchoolInvestment in mouse play: Millions

spent on computers changes way lessons are taught [photo], H 3/28/98 pA1+

On your mark: Get set...: Recess: Stored energy explodes on schoolyard playgrounds [photo], H 5/30/98 pB8


Marzolf, Barbara RaymondFormer Darien police secretary helps

with Wall of Honor [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1

Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center

A reverence for the past: History comes to life at the Mashantucket Pequot Museum [photo], H 12/1/98 pB5+

Mason, Doris GaleMonday's snapshot [photo], H

3/23/98 pA1Mason, Katie



Mason, Horton lead the pack: Girls Cross Country Co-MVPs [photo], H 12/9/98 pB1+

Mason, Horton place, H 11/7/98 pB5Mason, Stanley I.

In touch with America: Weston man's inventions make our lives easier, H 8/14/98 pA3

The ever inventive Stanley Mason: Adversity and risk-taking are essential facts of life [photo], BJ 6/15/98 p1+

Massage therapyHealing touch: Massage therapist

Dale Stark may be blind, but she's far from handicapped [photo], H 4/16/98 pC7+

Mastracchio, JohnWilton resident bills the town for flood

problem, H 4/20/98 pA3Materials Technologies Corp.

Materials Technologies' wire act, BJ 1/5/98 p1+

Mathematics-Study and teaching-Norwalk

High school math sequence concerns some, H 12/8/98 pA1+

Is it a problem? [edit], H 12/10/98 pA10

School board debates math, H 12/10/98 pA3

Mathews Park-NorwalkCouncil OK's Mathews Park project,

H 2/25/98 pA5Norwalk council to vote tonight on

Mathews Park plan, H 2/24/98 pA3

Matik, FranStore finding customers are warming

to fur [photo], H 10/3/98 pD1

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Matos, ArtInc. ranking reflects Precision

Computer's philosophy [photo], BJ 12/14/98 p9

Mattera, TomTwo paths lead teams to same goal

[photo], H 6/19/98 pB1+Mattera, Tommy

Junior Mariners set sail [photo], H 6/17/98 pC1+

Matthews, CharlesState could refund memberships at


Maude, ChrisIHC puts ìndustrial athletes' back on

their feet [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p3+Mauk, Anne

Physician assistants: The doctor's 'eyes and ears' [photo], H 5/21/98 pB1+

Maxwell, MarilynYankeemania in Norwalk [photo], H

10/31/98 pB4May, Kaye

Finalists named for two Westport elementary-principal posts, H 4/30/98 pA3

May, MichaelBusiness people: Outstanding

leadership [photo], H 8/17/98 pA7Mayor's Ball

Mayor and (600) friends have a ball: Annual charity event attracts area movers and shakers [photo], H 1/29/98 pC9

Mayors' LuncheonVisions of the future on the menu:

Chamber offers mayors' luncheon, H 7/28/98 pB5

Mazer, Rabbi GabrielCongregation will march 'home':

Synagogue moving to new facility [photo], H 5/16/98 pC11

Mazur, Dr. EricA technological revolution:

Computers now influence nearly every area of health care, H 5/21/98 pB3

Physicians find times are changing [photo], H 5/21/98 pB2

Mazur, Richard A.Business people: Promoted at Kodak,

H 6/15/98 pA6Mazzoni, Wayne

Former coaches help match athletes, college programs, H 5/5/98 pB1+

MBI Inc.`Three Tenors' statue causes

disharmony, BJ 4/13/98 p2+McBride, Kevin

Court briefs: Drug dealer sentenced, H 12/3/98 pA4

McCarthy, DavidSearch firm picks brains in city about


McCarthy, DeborahA woman who still listens to horses:

Former Norwalk resident thrives on her talent for retraining

Thoroughbreds [photo], H 8/27/98 pB3

McCarthy, Patrick Joseph Sr.Patrick J. McCarthy Sr. ran `Mac's'

meat market [photo], H 11/6/98 pD7

McCarthy, StuartWestport weighs hemlocks' fate

[photo], H 4/2/98 pA3McClellan, Gerald

Racy show gets new court fight, H 7/24/98 pA3

McConneaughey, CraigMan who got beat up convicted of

robbing assailant, H 5/13/98 pA3McCormick, Doug

1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4

McCready, HaroldHaving a ball: Hundreds kick up heels

at annual charity event [photo], H 1/24/98 pA3

McDonald's Restaurant[Photo], H 10/30/98 pA3Neighbors [photo], H 11/25/98 pA4

McDonald, SandyTask force examines high speed ferry

concerns, H 4/17/98 pA3McEachern, Lisa

Readers: Monica's memoir no best seller [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+

McElroy, MargaretSasqua neighbors enjoy quiet

stability: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 4/7/98 pA4

McGeachie, CarleenLearning As A Volunteer [photo], H

1/10/98 pB6McGee, Bev

Òld' coach perfect in one-game stand, H 10/29/98 pB7

McGirr, WilliamBusiness people [photo], H 11/23/98

pA7McGlade, Desmond P.

In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5McGlynn, Andrew

One more for the moat [photo], H 8/27/98 pA2

McGrady, ChuckSierra Club backs Maloney [photo], H

10/22/98 pA4McGrath, Justine

All-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H 1/3/98 pB1

McGuinness, DeirdreAll the world's a stage: And Norwalk

High School students are players ... [photo], H 11/19/98 pA3

McGuirk, John F. Jr.In your service / Norwalk [photo], H

3/3/98 pA4Lights, camera, action! [photo], H

10/23/98 pA1MCI Worldcom Conferencing

MCI unit expands in Bethel: Worldcom to add 150 to its payroll, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

McKay, ShawnIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

4/14/98 pA4

McKendry Court-RowaytonDiverted river causes flood problems:

Changes to Five Mile River in 1920s vexes homeowners, H 3/18/98 pA1+

McKenney, BoboVery important date: Lockwood-


McKeon, JosephineFair focuses on health: City and

providers hook up to educate public [photo], H 5/8/98 pA4

McKinley St.-RowaytonWestport ad agency selects

Rowayton site for national commercial [photo], H 8/10/98 pA3

McKinney, Lucie C.WIM honors Comite, McKinney, BJ

5/11/98 p6McKissock, Allan

New Fodor vote possible to prevent development there, H 2/19/98 pA1+

Open space backed [photo], H 11/17/98 pA1+

McKoy, Rev. AnthonyContaminated earth: Arsenic in soil

puts community garden plan on hold [photo], H 8/28/98 pA3

McLaughlin, JamesExchange program: Two social

studies teachers - one from McMahon, the other from Wilton High - Switch jobs for one semester [photo], H 1/22/98 pB7

McLeran, JohnMonday's snapshot [photo], H 1/5/98

pA1McMahon, Bill IV

Bill McMahon a special man [photo], H 6/12/98 pB1+

Norwalk native in Venturi field, H 5/26/98 pB1+

Sunshine warms benefit tourney at Shorehaven [photo], H 6/17/98 pC1+

McMahon, BobA nice wave at the beach [photo], H

7/29/98 pA4McMahon, Kevin D.

Business people: Bank on it [photo], H 8/17/98 pA7

McMane, Rev. MartiFaithful gain sense of Christ's agony

[photo], H 4/11/98 pA1+McManus, Kathleen

Side By Side Charter School experiments with its own post office [photo], H 3/26/98 pB3

McNally, HelenaNorwalk senior primed for project to

be finished [photo], H 8/25/98 pA3

McNamara, Dr. John R.Healer of kids yields reins [photo], H

9/1/98 pA3Philanthropic awards [photo], H

11/25/98 pB2

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McNamara, AshleySchool eviction: Youngster caught in

joint custody residence spat [photo], H 1/13/98 pA1+

McNeil, Francis Jr.Wilton police union protests captain's

abuse, H 5/12/98 pA1McQuaid, Brian


McQuaid, Richard A.Introducing 'hizzoner Rick McQuaid,'

H 7/2/98 pB2McWain, Bonnie

Budget Boutique: Westport Goodwill store boasts big bargains [photo], H 3/4/98 pA3

Meadow Gardens-NorwalkReady to Read: Meadow Gardens

children celebrate Dr. Seuss [photo], H 3/3/98 pA3

Mecklermedia Corp.Editor in chief named, H 2/2/98 pA7Internet-related stocks up 49 percent

in 1997, H 1/15/98 pD1Mecklermedia betting on luck of Irish,

H 6/01/98 pA11Mecklermedia to buy back stock, H

1/23/98 pD1Media Group of Stamford

Media Group consolidating in Stamford: Management company will relocate 250 to city, BJ 11/23/98 p1+

Medicaid-ConnecticutManaged care hurts disabled, study

finds [photo], H 2/14/98 pA1+Oxford withdraws from Medicaid

program, H 2/27/98 pA1+Medical care


Bitter pill: HMO premiums up, confidence down, BJ 2/23/98 p31+

Center helps women deal with incontinence, H 3/16/98 pB6

Clinic delays opening: SoNo facility to help city's poor won't open until January [photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+

Collection industry is changing along with health care sector, BJ 2/2/98 p8

Computers help speed and ease the legal system, H 2/24/98 pD2

Electronics helps and often hurts law enforcement [photo], H 2/24/98 pD5

Fair focuses on health: City and providers hook up to educate public [photo], H 5/8/98 pA4

FOCUS: Health care, BJ 2/23/98 p31+, BJ 6/8/98 p9+

For nurses, patient care still comes first, H 5/21/98 pB1+

Health Care, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 22–23

Health Care: A special section, BJ 9/21/98 p15+

HealthCare [special section], BJ 4/27/98 pS1+

HMO's [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA13Hospital offers businesses preventive

health program, H 1/12/98 pA3Hospital to help open S. Norwalk

clinic [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+Hospitals In The 90's, H 5/21/98 pB1+Ins and outs of medical and dental

practice sales, BJ 6/8/98 p9+Making HUSKY work: Federal

approval sought for medical help for 90,000 children [photo], H 1/15/98 pA3

Medical ethicist slams HMO approach to health [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Medicare volunteers help seniors, H 12/5/98 pA3

Medics pushing pedal power: Emergency personnel make their way through crowds using bicycles [photo], H 9/4/98 pA3

Norwalk enters telemedicine age, H 6/11/98 pA4

Nurse practitioners are here to stay, BJ 6/8/98 p9+

Oxford thins patient lists: HMO drops 5,000 Fairfield County Medicare clients, H 10/3/98 pA1+

Pharmacy has new way for disabled, elderly to track drugs [photo], H 2/23/98 pA7


Surge in managed care enrollment holds down health care costs, BJ 2/23/98 p32

The List: Home Health Care Services [chart], BJ 11/16/98 p8

The List: Medical Group Practices [chart], BJ 7/13/98 p8

Year-End Wrap Up, BJ 12/14/98 p11+Medical care-Norwalk


Medical studentsFirst-year medical students aren't

worrying about money - yet, H 5/21/98 pB2

Medical wastes-NorwalkMedical waste discovered at Norwalk

nursery school, H 3/27/98 pA3Medicare



Medicine-HistoryFrom hacksaws to home remedies: A

look back at medicine's early tools of the trade [photo], H 6/18/98 pB1

Mediterranean GrillFor love of olives: The Mediterranean

Grill cooks to order with herbs [photo], H 3/18/98 pA9+

Mednick, MelissaBusiness people: Bank promotions

[photo], H 7/6/98 pA11

Medrano, MarianelaMentoring artists: A local poet wants

to expand the horizons for other artists [photo], H 10/16/98 pB3

MedSpanNorwalk Hospital, doctors join

MedSpan HMO group, H 5/20/98 pA3

Mehrotra, Dr. YogeshMaterials Technologies' wire act

[photo], BJ 1/5/98 p1+Meisle, Kathryn


MEK Securities L.L.C.Virtually binding bond buyers: New

online service targets smaller investor, BJ 6/1/98 p1+

MemberWorks Inc.Company profile, H 12/12/98 pD1

Memorial Day-NorwalkMeaning of the day doesn't make it in

class, H 5/26/98 pA3Rain and Remembrance: Community

honors sacrifices of veterans with parades [photo], H 5/26/98 pA3

The angel of Riverside: She places flags on the graves of veterans [photo], H 5/23/98 pA3

Memorial Day-WiltonRain and Remembrance: Community

honors sacrifices of veterans with parades [photo], H 5/26/98 pA3

Memry Corp.Memry acquisition, BJ 11/16/98 p4

Mena, ZarekHoliday entertaining: Celebrate in

style with holiday decorations [photo], H 11/3/98 pB1

Mendoza, SantaBlumenthal challenger hails from

Norwalk [photo], H 7/11/98 pA3Menna, Kyle


Mental illnessStressRelief, BJ 6/8/98 p special

sectionMental illness-Treatment-Connecticut

Different perspectives, H 10/29/98 pB1

Mercado, WillyErstwhile rivals cherish chance to

team up in Huskies' lineup [photo], H 5/6/98 pB1+

Mercatante, TeriAnimal rights group protests donkey

event, H 4/11/98 pA1+Mercer, Keith


Merchants Bank & Trust Co.Merchants Bank leader left mark on

city [photo], H 10/13/98 pA3Merk-Gould, Linda

Nanny quietly siphoned $20K from Westport school director, H 4/3/98 pA1+

100


Merlot Communications Inc.Voice and data on a single line, BJ

8/3/98 p10Merrill Lynch & Co.

'Christmas calls' a free 'phone home' [photo], H 12/14/98 pA3

MeteorsThe sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Roton utilizes planetarium for upcoming meteor shower [photo], H 11/12/98 pB3

Methadone maintenanceCity center offers hope to addicts, H

10/12/98 pA3Metro-North Rail Services

'Thumbs up' for Metro-North: Company reports record year of service and customer satisfaction [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7


Metro-North eyes cause of delay, H 12/10/98 pA4

Metro-North ready for New Year's, H 12/29/98 pA4

New Haven riders give trains lowest marks, H 1/15/98 pA3

Officials envision second station site, BJ 7/27/98 p7

Suburban train stations get busier [photo], H 3/20/98 pA3

Train idled after ripping wires [photo], H 12/9/98 pA4

Metro-North Railroad Bridge-NorwalkDOT hearing next Thursday, H

12/4/98 pA3When the board lights up: Truck

ripped apart by low-clearance railroad bridge [photo], H 4/8/98 pA1+

Metropolitan Planning OrganizationAnother asset [edit], H 10/10/98 pA12

MetropoolMetropool hopes drivers learn to

enjoy the ride by sharing, H 6/15/98 pA3

Mexico-Politics and governmentAs a boy, ex-Norwalker showed the


Held at the Border: Ex-Norwalk man snared in uprising, H 4/13/98 pA1+

Meyers, RalphNo jail for Westporter after plea

agreement, H 4/22/98 pA3Meza, Veronica


MGR SportsSports in brief: Minor leagues look to

MGR, H 10/9/98 pC2Miccli's Specialty Foods Co.

Miceli's Specialty Foods finds recipe for success, BJ 5/18/98 p9

Michael Bolton FoundationA bit off-key [edit], H 4/30/98 pA10Connecticut gives $300,000 to

Michael Bolton Foundation, H 5/27/98 pA4


Michaels, YohannesDiscrimination claim against Norwalk

cops rejected by state, H 4/28/98 pA3

Micro DesignMicro Design doubles size of

operations, BJ 2/16/98 p9Micro Warehouse Inc.

Micro Warehouse lays off 53 Norwalk workers, H 1/17/98 pA3

Micro Warehouse to repurchase stock, BJ 7/6/98 p4

Public record, H 6/13/98 pD2Mid-Fairfield AIDS Project

AIDS group pushes city for lobbyist funding, H 7/17/98 pA3

Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance CenterFoundation grant helps after-school

program, H 4/25/98 pA3Guidance center elects new officers,

H 2/24/98 pA4Guidance Center gets 53G grant, H

9/28/98 pA2Options off the street: After-school

program offers students Choices for Success [photo], H 6/19/98 pA3

Three groups to share $197K grant, H 5/4/98 pA4

United Way grant to aid youth at risk, H 9/17/98 pB3

Mid-Fairfield County Association of Realtors

Milestone [photo], H 1/12/98 pA4Mid-Fairfield Hospice Inc.

Faces & Places: Special support for hospice patients [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p12

Middle school students-Fairfield County

Geography buffs hope to find way to national bee, H 4/2/98 pA3

Middle school students-NorwalkMiddle schools may use stricter

violence penalty, H 8/28/98 pA1+Popkins Fund keeps dreams alive

[photo], H 12/28/98 pA3Middlebrook School


Living Culture [photo], H 4/16/98 pA3Simply Delicious [photo], H 3/12/98

pA1MidFairfield County Association of

RealtorsMilestones [photo], H 1/6/98 pA4

Midrocks Dr.-NorwalkGoing Postal: Norwalk man sends


Mihalakos, StephanieRebooting on a tight budget: Former

Wall Street banker recycles refurbished computers and equipment [photo], H 9/14/98 pA8

Miles, BrandonBears drop top seeds: Norwalk builds





Miles, CarolynBusiness people: Joins Save the

Children [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7Miley, Willard


Milford AcademyBelward, Pagano happy with Milford

Academy [photo], H 4/18/98 pB5Milford Oyster Farm and Coastal

Oyster Farms Inc.Iroquois to appeal shellfish decision:

Local fishermen win $3.5 million judgement, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Milford-Economic conditionsHines/Sterling marketing its Merritt

Crossing site, BJ 5/25/98 p18Milford acquisition reflects Fairfield

County `spillover' trend, BJ 1/5/98 p2

Military Order of the Purple Heart. SEE VETERANS-NORWALK

Mill Hill MuseumMaking Old Times Fresh: City

museum offers teachers chance to immerse students in the 1800's [photo], H 5/14/98 pA1+

Revisiting the past: Children get taste of Colonial-era history [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

Mill Pond-NorwalkIs this progress? His backyard's

soggy after pond is dredged [photo], H 2/3/98 pA1+

Mill River Corridor ProjectRiverfront site attracting developers,

BJ 8/31/98 p13Millennium


Town is watching out for 2000 bug, H 8/19/98 pA3

Westport festival in time warp: Countdown to new century off 1 year [photo], H 8/19/98 pA3

Miller SchoolDay at the beach [photo], H 5/19/98

pA1Hot gifts: Students make presents for

parents, H 4/30/98 pA3Miller, Brian

Personnel file [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1Miller, Jack E.


Finance boss slashes $4M, but taxes will rise, H 1/13/98 pA1+

Miller, JenniferPeople in business: Miller joins

Westport Fusion 5 [photo], H 1/12/98 pA7

Miller, JoeAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1

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Miller, Joe (Continued)All-Area MVP: Miller powers to top

[photo], H 6/30/98 pB1+Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/2/98 pB5Miller, Joey


Miller, Kris T.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Miller, Mark1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Bears soar past Eagles: Norwalk

takes playoff spot from Trumbull with victory [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+

Having a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3Miller, Robert M. "Rivets"

Success links new Norwalk wall honorees, H 7/10/98 pA1+

Wall of Honor: Norwalk High School gives recognition to its own, H 10/2/98 pB1+

Milligan, DonFrench poised to begin $200 million

Norwalk project [photo], BJ 5/18/98 p3

Milone & MacBroomField plan delayed, H 12/1/98 pA3

Mimms, KennyJudge sends dealer to prison for 8

years, H 11/14/98 pA4Mimnaugh, Jalen


Mineau, Leonard A.After 55 years, he is still a key player

[photo], H 5/23/98 pB7Miniature golf. SEE ALSO GOLF

Playing 'round in SoNo: Water Street mini-golf course is ready to roll [photo], H 5/21/98 pA4

Mink, RussHS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/30/98 pB4Weston's Mink grows into role of field

leader [photo], H 7/7/98 pB1+Minnich, Sarah



Minoli, LorenzoNicholas' Gifts of Life: CBS movie


MinoritiesBanks criticized for not offering more

loans to minorities, H 9/4/98 pA1+

Minority-owned businesses [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA19

The List: Minority-Owned Businesses [chart], BJ 10/5/98 p7

Minorities-Fairfield CountyTrust of cops varies by race, H 9/8/98

pA3Minorities-Norwalk

Minorities rip school administration shake-up [photo], H 8/26/98 pA1+


Minority students-NorwalkDiscrimination changes from Sheff

may take years to see, H 1/26/98 pA3

Norwalk minorities' scores top SAT norms, H 9/4/98 pA1+

Minot, Henry Jr.Teen went to hospital one month

before death, H 2/2/98 pA3Mintz, Richard L.


Miracle Temple Church of God in Christ


Miracle Temple celebrating 25th: Preaching a tradition in Clemmons clan [photo], H 6/20/98 pB8

Pastor tells people of power of prayer [photo], H 12/31/98 pA1+

Raising joyous voices: Voices of Macedonia to record concert [photo], H 12/2/98 pA1+

Miranba BuildersCalmer thermostats ahead: Inclement


Miranda, Tomas Z.Principal jobs go begging: Silvermine

resignation leaves new school super with three spots to fill [photo], H 8/22/98 pA3

Miron, StephanieAntique attraction: Annual event

draws thousands to city museum [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Missing personsFamily worried about elderly man who

vanished after going to bank, H 2/5/98 pA3

Missing elderly man calls bank from NYC, H 2/18/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Dead body discovered at Colonial Village site, H 1/17/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Tentative ID made on dead body, H 1/27/98 pA4

Police continue search for man who fled court, H 5/22/98 pA3

Police find dead body under bridge, H 1/26/98 pA3

Wilton woman tries to find missing brother, H 1/7/98 pA1+

Missing persons-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Jewel courier missing,

H 5/16/98 pA4Police, family seek help locating

Norwalk man, H 4/1/98 pA3Mitchel, Linda

Business people: Case manager appointed, H 6/15/98 pA6

Mitchell, EdWestport Rotary celebration headed

up by Mitchell's founder, H 6/25/98 pA3

Mitchells of WestportFaces & Places: All in the family, BJ

9/7/98 p9Second chance for clothes thief, H

10/6/98 pA4Mitel, Dave

The great outdoors [photo], H 4/23/98 pC5

Moccia, Richard A.Planners urged to approve buy of

Fodor Farm, H 2/5/98 pA3Mocciae, Michael

Mayor appoints Mocciae to direct parks, H 7/28/98 pA1+

Model railroads. SEE RAILROADS-MODELS

Modem MediaDeal forms global force: Poppe Tyson

merges with Modem Media, H 5/28/98 pD1+

Modern PlasticsModern Plastics recasts its corner of

Bridgeport, BJ 11/16/98 p2Moffett, Patrick






Moffly, Jonathan WNew magazine plans to cover

Westport, Weston, H 6/17/98 pA3Mohegan Indians

The oldest of the Mohegans: Great Spirit invoked during traditional Indian burial [photo], H 9/24/98 pA1+

Mohen, DianePicking up spares in the morning

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA4Mohonk House-Westport

Closing Mohonk House [edit], H 9/28/98 pA12

Mohonk shutdown upsets teen, H 9/26/98 pA1+

State shuts children's home: Mohonk House director to sue after crying kids hauled away [photo], H 9/25/98 pA1+

Moisiadis, BobbyGreeks remember Christ's death

[photo], H 4/18/98 pA1Mola, Jan

Emergency nurses honored [photo], H 11/13/98 pA5

Molitor, AmyKelly's fiancee sued by Stamford

hospital for $7,500, H 3/3/98 pA1Kelly's fiancee: Ì'll take it to the

Supreme Court', H 6/13/98 pA3Molitor challenges demand for

medical records, H 3/11/98 pA3Molitor protects jailed fiance in

accident case, H 3/31/98 pA3

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Molitor, Amy (Continued)New trial for Kelly to use the records

of his fiance, H 5/23/98 pA3Monaco, Darren

Making dough off bagels: Bakers' dreams give rise to a growing business [photo], H 10/15/98 pD1

Mones, RandyPawn owners guilty, H 12/4/98 pA1

MoneyCounterfeit $100 bills passed here, H

10/22/98 pA1+Euro: a competitor for the U.S.

dollar?, BJ 12/28/98 p9Money Hunt

Thrill of the `hunt' spurs entrepreneurs, BJ 6/1/98 p21+

MonkeysMonkey business [photo], H 3/25/98

pA3Monroe Barber Shop

Cutting Out: South Norwalk barber calling it quits after 34 years [photo], H 6/24/98 pA3

Monroe-Economic conditionsSeniors' complex in Monroe: 1,000-

unit retirement center will cost $250 million, BJ 3/30/98 p1+

Monson, Robert J.Second finalist for top school job

named [photo], H 12/11/98 pA3Montana Mills Bread Company Inc.

Montana Mills bakes up specialty bread franchise, BJ 12/14/98 p10

Montana, AngeloBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/6/98 pA10Montana, Dominick A. "Tony"

Community room named for Montana, H 6/24/98 pA3

Monterey Village-NorwalkMan hurt seriously in shooting

[photo], H 2/9/98 pA1+Police offer few details in ambush at

Monterey, H 2/10/98 pA3Shooting at Monterey 'isolated'

incident: Police, H 2/12/98 pA1+Montessori School-Wilton

School founder extols Montessori methods, H 11/13/98 pA3

Moody, HarrySeniors need rides, places to gather

[photo], H 11/5/98 pA1+Moore, Lynne Cheryl

New principals at West Rocks, Briggs, H 10/7/98 pA1+

Moore, QuennettaHad them all the way - Yeah, right

[photo], H 3/17/98 pA1Moore, Tiffany

Shop addresses attire and success [photo], H 6/16/98 pA3

Moorer, CherylGiving that matters [photo], H 5/23/98

pA1+Making HUSKY work: Federal

approval sought for medical help for 90,000 children [photo], H 1/15/98 pA3

Mora, Jose D.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Morales, AlexisReady to take on the world [photo], H

11/6/98 pC4Ringing in the holidays: Norwalk


Morales, ElliottClemente pick Morales looking for

supporters, H 1/31/98 pB4Kendall School student tours with all-

star team [photo], H 5/5/98 pB4Morales, Ernesto


Morales, GerryMusical mix: New Norwalk record

store bounces to Latin beat [photo], H 4/10/98 pA3

Morelli, AndrewBedient hardware closes its doors

after 215 years [photo], BJ 5/11/98 p2+

Morenberg, SteveAd aims to curb road rage [photo], H

12/26/98 pD1Moreus, Michelle


Morgan, Brechin L.Chasing Cooks's spirit: Sign maker

ready to sail solo around the world in three years [photo], H 7/18/98 pA1+

Mural renews memory of Norwalk teen [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3

Sign painter who spruced up SoNo wants to sail world solo [photo], H 9/21/98 pA1

Morgan, LordA crash of irony: Father had been


Morgan, SharmaineMagic sweeps Rebels in

championship series [photo], H 3/28/98 pB3

Morgens, LaurenStudying at sea: Norwalker earns

credits while on course [photo], H 8/7/98 pA9

Morin, ShawnCity officer charged in dispute, H

10/20/98 pA4Morris, Bruce

Pastor appointed to school post, H 11/5/98 pA4

Morris, NicoleHaving a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Morrissey FamilySpreading knowledge: Wilton family

shares struggle against Lyme disease [photo], H 6/18/98 pA3

Morrow, KaraFamily squabble: Sisters on opposite

sides of Norwalk-McMahon clash [photo], H 10/29/98 pB5+

Morrow, PearlPearl celebrates 104 [photo], H

8/17/98 pA4

Morsanutto, TommyKids slow down speeders [photo], H

10/28/98 pA3Mortell, Marie Corridon

'48 Olypian recalls swim of life [photo], H 2/26/98 pA1+

Mortgage banksThe List: Mortgage Companies

[chart], BJ 7/6/98 p10Mortgage companies. SEE

MORTGAGE BANKSMortgage loans

Mortgage companies [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA21

Mortgage industry may be poised for shake out, analysts say, BJ 2/16/98 p8

Mortgage rates lowest in decades, H 10/12/98 pA1+

Morton's RestaurantMorton's of Chicago opens restaurant

in Swiss Bank building, BJ 2/16/98 p3

Morton, KevinMorton delivers a pitch [photo], H

12/23/98 pB1Mosby, John

School worker wins rulings [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3

Union boss buries school district in complaints [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

Moschella, DominickHand Jive [photo], H 4/18/98 pA3

Moscovitch, NitaiHMO sued by father of teen who

killed himself at Vitam, H 8/1/98 pA1+

HMO to fight lawsuit ruling, H 10/28/98 pA5

Moses, Msgr. Maximos C.A broader appeal: New leader of St.

George working to diversify flock [photo], H 3/28/98 pB10

Mosquera, MarcelaBeating the Heat! [photo], H 6/26/98

pA4Moss, Hank

Goodfellas run to title [photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+

Mostad, BunnyMilestone [photo], H 1/12/98 pA4

Mother's DayHot gifts: Students make presents for

parents, H 4/30/98 pA3Magnificent Moms: Threesome


Mothers, Surrogate. SEE SURROGATE MOTHERS

Mothers, Unwed. SEE UNMARRIED MOTHERS

Motion picture theatersWhen 'shhh' just isn't enough:

Theater chatting ruffles some people's dander, H 7/29/98 pA1+

Motion picture theaters-ConnecticutConnecticut theater owners' group

will adopt a higher profile, BJ 5/25/98 p6

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Motion picture theaters-WestportNew multi-plex cinemas kill off small

Westport theaters [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

Motion picture theaters-WiltonBrave new Wilton [edit], H 10/6/98

pA12Movie multiplex's foes worried about

parking, H 9/30/98 pA4Wilton planners approve theaters, H

9/29/98 pA1+Wilton planners to vote on theaters, H

9/28/98 pA4Wilton scenario north of the border

[letter], H 11/5/98 pA11Wilton teens split on theater complex,

H 7/30/98 pA1+Motion pictures. SEE ALSO

GREASE; PRIMARY COLORS; THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR; TITANIC

Finding something to do: At Aquarium's IMAX, Alaska bears entertain [photo], H 1/5/98 pA3

Neighbors: The ticket seller [photo], H 2/18/98 pA4

Motivation in industry. SEE EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION

Motorcycling accidents-Norwalk6-year-old rushed to Yale after he

was hit by motorcycle, H 7/17/98 pA1+

MotorcyclistsBiker hits wheel of fortune with safety

tags, BJ 11/30/98 p1+Mott's Inc.


Movie Makers Co.Producer recasts studio project, BJ

10/26/98 p1+Movie theaters. SEE MOTION

PICTURE THEATERSMovies. SEE MOTION PICTURESMoving, Household

Moving and storage companies, BJ 2/9/98 pA23

The List: Moving and Storage Companies [chart], BJ 5/4/98 p10

Moxley, MarthaInvestigator fights state's subpoena in

Moxley killing, H 12/3/98 pA2Investigators contest Moxley

subpoenas, H 10/28/98 pA4Kennedy nephew's name linked to

Moxley murder, H 11/5/98 pA5Lawyers clash in Moxley case, H

12/2/98 pA4Moxley jury expected to be extended,

H 11/18/98 pA5Students subpoenaed for Moxley

case, H 11/6/98 pA4Unending heartache: Grand jury

probe into Moxley murder lets grieving family begin to think about closure [photo], H 10/27/98 pA6

Mr. Amazing. SEE LANDER, STEVEN E.

MRI. SEE MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING

Mueller, Kimberly`Dark Shadows' fans hover at

mansion [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3Mullally, Maeve


Muller, BrianThe Norwalk Quartette Club Singers

[photo], H 12/2/98 pC7Mulligan, Jean Hendrick


Mullins, KendallNot for women only: Norwalk salon

for blacks goes out of its way to bring in male customers [photo], H 3/9/98 pA7

Multiculturalism-NorwalkCollege fair fetes diversity [photo], H

4/9/98 pA4Multiple sclerosis

Monday snapshot: Norwalk science teacher fights the disease that's stealing his life [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1

Mulvaney Mechanical Inc.Mulvaney to develop Danbury site, BJ

8/3/98 p4Mulvehill, Urban S.

Lawyer, his family connect with community by helping Oyster Fest [photo], H 8/31/98 pA1+

Municipal bonds-NorwalkCity borrows $10M at 4.38 percent

rate, H 6/26/98 pA3Mayor's schools pledge angers

school board, H 3/18/98 pA1+Norwalk raising $10 million with sale

of bonds, H 6/22/98 pA3The big picture [edit], H 2/26/98 pA10

Municipal bonds-WiltonWilton school bonds sold with top

rating, H 7/10/98 pA5Municipal lighting

Suburbs shun the bright lights: By the 1860s, city was lit by whale oil [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

Suburbs shun the bright lights: Residents on dark, quiet streets in no hurry to light up their world [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

Municipal utilities. SEE PUBLIC UTILITIES

Mural painting and decoration-Norwalk

From the kids' view [photo], H 4/28/98 pA1

Time passages: Renovation uncovers mural from 1800s [photo], H 2/7/98 pA3

MurderGay slaying 'nightmare' for parents, H

11/16/98 pA3Murder-Bridgeport

Norwalker shot dead at Bridgeport project, H 8/3/98 pA1

Murder-GreenwichInvestigator fights state's subpoena in

Moxley killing, H 12/3/98 pA2Investigators contest Moxley

subpoenas, H 10/28/98 pA4

Kennedy nephew's name linked to Moxley murder, H 11/5/98 pA5

Lawyers clash in Moxley case, H 12/2/98 pA4

Moxley jury expected to be extended, H 11/18/98 pA5

Students subpoenaed for Moxley case, H 11/6/98 pA4

Unending heartache: Grand jury probe into Moxley murder lets grieving family begin to think about closure [photo], H 10/27/98 pA6

Murder-Norwalk$1.5 million bond set for Navarro in

20-year-old case, H 12/29/98 pA1+

`Milk' held on $1 million bond [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1

2nd man charged in brutal slaying [photo], H 8/15/98 pA1+

Argument about girl may have sparked shooting, police say [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Burden murder still a mystery, H 9/28/98 pA3

Court briefs: Accused killer waives hearing, H 12/3/98 pA4

Girl was shot twice before killer shot himself, H 6/8/98 pA4

Justice in progress, 20 years later, H 12/26/98 pA1+

Man died from hail of bullets: Police missed numerous chest wounds, H 8/4/98 pA1+

Man held in killing, H 10/12/98 pA1+Man pleads innocent in killing of

Norwalk woman, H 10/28/98 pA2Mortal wounds weren't visible:

Officers did good job in tough conditions, their supervisor says, H 8/5/98 pA1+

Norwalk man killed at Roodner: police offer few details in city's third slaying, H 8/3/98 pA1+


Police post $50,000 reward for 'Milk' [photo], H 9/15/98 pA1

Police say man was shot over dice game, H 8/6/98 pA4



Teen kills girlfriend, himself, H 6/6/98 pA1


Violent relationship ends in death, H 6/9/98 pA1+

Murder-ReddingRedding murder-suicide probed, H

11/9/98 pA1Murder-Stamford

Plea bargian a possibility in Bonello murder case, H 1/24/98 pA3

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Murillo, ReneMan who beat, hid behind ex-wife,

gets 9 months in prison, H 3/4/98 pA3

Muro, JohnCandid: Local video producers rely on


Muro, JosephCrash ruled suicide, H 6/16/98 pA1+Grist Mill rock claims another life in

car crash, H 6/15/98 pA3Murphy, Bradford

A business built on bright ideas [photo], H 4/13/98 pA7

Murphy, DanielBusiness people: New vice president,

H 9/28/98 pA8Murphy, Frank

Norwalk lawyer allowed to drop priest as client, H 10/28/98 pA4

Murphy, Matt "Guitar"Blues writers [photo], H 3/13/98 pB1

Murphy, Megan1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team


1/3/98 pB1High School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 11/21/98 pB5Murphy choreographs MVP season

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC1Perfect harmony: Wilton duo stays in

tune on march toward goal [photo], H 10/28/98 pB1+

Murphy, PaulShelter expands hours for holiday

[photo], H 11/25/98 pA1+Murphy, Sarah


Murphy, WendyBusiness people: Consultant wins

trip, H 6/22/98 pB7Murray, Kevin

NCTC wins junior college series [photo], H 5/23/98 pA1+

Murray, RosaSchool board gets first black

chairwoman [photo], H 1/7/98 pA1+

Wise first black to lead Norwalk school board, H 1/8/98 pA4

Music and Arts Center for the Handicapped-Wilton

Community briefs: Arts Center opens in Wilton, H 8/11/98 pA4

Music tradeBreaking the sound barrier: J-Bird

Music gives new hope to aspiring musicians, BJ 1/19/98 p1+

From cabaret to classical...Sally White knows her music, H 12/21/98 pD1

Musicante, BobStill searching for Bobby Fischer

[photo], H 2/7/98 pB8Musicians-New Canaan

For the sake of the pure violin [photo], H 7/16/98 pC1

Musicians-Norwalk`Love' fest: A Rowayton family of

musicians tunes up for a cause [photo], H 3/5/98 pC1+

A Monsignor and his horn: Norwalk priest joins the band [photo], H 6/26/98 pC1+


From father to son: Life-long love of music results in first CD [photo], H 3/27/98 pB1


Why bass players never make the marching band [photo], H 4/22/98 pA2

Musicians-WestonCoogan's Choir: Weston songwriter



Musicians-WestportIrish fire at Levitt [photo], H 6/20/98

pA1Ken Grace does it his way: Lawyer by

day, this 'full-fledged karaoke-holic' keeps Sinatra tradition alive [photo], H 7/30/98 pC8+


Westport's music man: Nile Rogers forms first black-owned distributorship [photo], H 12/1/98 pA1+

Musicians-WiltonA little more pucker, please [photo], H

2/2/98 pA3Student musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Mustard Seed Outreach Program

Banners for the bard [photo], H 5/14/98 pA3

Homework haven gets hand: Church donating space to Mustard Seed Outreach after-school program [photo], H 9/25/98 pA3


Mutual insurance. SEE INSURANCEMy Three Sons

A new place for the kids: My Three Sons to take over Kiddietown store location on Wall Street, H 3/13/98 pD1


Myer, HollyAthletes of the Week [photo], H

5/2/98 pB5HS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

1/10/98 pB4Staples girls ousted from states

[photo], H 3/3/98 pB1Mystery Rummy (Board Game)

New card game solves old murders [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

Mystic Seaport MuseumWhale of a tale: Local scrimshaw

artist snags top honors at Mystic Seaport [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

NN-Compass

N-Compass pinpoints `dysfunctional' operations, BJ 2/2/98 p7

NAACPAmbassador of Equality: King protege

says there's hope for racial harmony in next century [photo], H 5/1/98 pA1+

Brown doesn't speak for committee [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13

Fairness at work: Housing officer's work tied to NAACP dispute [photo], H 2/28/98 pA3





NAACP demands approval of its rep, H 10/15/98 pA3


NAACP installs officers tonight, H 12/15/98 pA3


NAACP may sue city over appointment, H 9/3/98 pA3

NAACP pleased with blacks' role with schools chief, H 1/28/98 pA3

NAACP sues to back its nominee, H 10/3/98 pA3

NAACP tells Skeeter it seeks growth, H 1/29/98 pA1+

NAACP unity buffet lunch held, H 6/12/98 pC2


NEON supports NAACP on housing appointment, H 3/5/98 pA3


Revitalization of local NAACP gets under way, H 2/25/98 pA3


Nadler, AndyWrecked: Staples ends Norwalk's bid

for perfect season [photo], H 11/9/98 pB1+

Nadler, Kenneth S.Business people: Signing on with

Fleet, H 5/11/98 pA7Nair, Dr. Sreedhar

Philanthropic awards [photo], H 11/25/98 pB2

Nance, MichaelCable shopping network thieves

nailed in Norwalk, H 6/19/98 pA1+

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Nantes Computer CareCompany is growing alongside its

clients, BJ 9/28/98 p2Nantucket Island, Mass.

The island comes alive as the summer fades [photo], H 11/3/98 pB7+

Napier, DineenMagic sweeps Rebels in

championship series [photo], H 3/28/98 pB3

Napier, LindaClowning around at Honey Hill

[photo], H 6/4/98 pA3Napoletano, Tamara Cronin


Napolitano, JimPuppet power: A unique UConn

program makes Connecticut a hot bed for talented puppet makers [photo], H 4/2/98 pB6

Nappier, DeniseNappier ekes out a victory, H 11/5/98

pA5Naramake School

Day of the iguana at Norwalk school [photo], H 10/3/98 pC8

GOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils learn natural selection [photo], H 11/19/98 pA1+

Making a difference [letter], H 11/23/98 pA13



Nardella, LauraSlumbering Wreckers awaken

[photo], H 10/22/98 pB5+Nardizzi, Chuck

Faces & Places: An indoor golf classic posts another success [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p12

NASCARNASCAR craze: America's fastest

growing sport drives Norwalk business, H 12/8/98 pD1

NASD Regulation Inc.NASD's regulatory arm hands down

local sanctions, BJ 4/27/98 p3+NASDAQ

Merger won't affect local NASD center, BJ 7/6/98 p9

Nash, EdithClowning around at Honey Hill

[photo], H 6/4/98 pA3Nathan Hale Middle School


Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H 10/9/98 pA10, H 11/27/98 pA12

Living Culture [photo], H 4/16/98 pA3Nathan Hale fair celebrates mind and

body [photo], H 5/2/98 pB6Peer players tackle tough issues

[photo], H 12/11/98 pA3Sharing Their Lives: Volunteers get

an appreciation for how life changes and how older folks are

people too [photo], H 1/2/98 pB1+

Students help people in tough times, H 11/24/98 pA3

Nathan Hale Middle School-Maintenance and repair


National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. SEE NAACP

National Association of Planning Councils

Andersen elected president of national planning council [photo], H 6/4/98 pB2

National Honor SocietyStudents join society, H 7/1/98 pA4

National Merit Scholarships-NorwalkWorthy of Merit: Brien McMahon

math whiz a finalist for Merit scholarship [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1+

National Merit Scholarships-WestonWilton, Weston students Merit

winners, H 4/29/98 pA1National Merit Scholarships-Wilton

Wilton, Weston students Merit winners, H 4/29/98 pA1

Natural gasGas industury sets example for

DPUC, BJ 6/22/98 p6New postal vehicles: `Fill 'em up,

natural,' H 5/16/98 pA3Natural gas-Fairfield County

Yankee Gas urges customers to call if pilot lights went out, H 5/13/98 pA3

Nature Center for Environmental Activities

Finding something to do: Families get in touch with nature while visiting Westport center [photo], H 1/5/98 pA3

Nature Center gets $2,500 donation, H 5/6/98 pB6


Wild World: Nature Center offers a respite in Westport [photo], H 3/7/98 pB8

Nature Plus Inc.Sweet smell of success: Nature Plus

develops bio-tech product line, BJ 11/9/98 p1+

NatWest MarketsNatWest relocation decision leaves

lease, incentives, questions behind, BJ 2/23/98 p1+

NatWest unit rules out Stamford: Seeks subtenant for Harbor Plaza office space, BJ 2/9/98 p1+

Naugatuck Valley Community Technical College

Advanced digital arts training center opens in Danbury, BJ 9/7/98 p7

Navarro, JackeeStudents wish buses happy birthday

[photo], H 11/19/98 pA3

Neaderland, Dr. MarjorieThe "eyes" have it: Animal eyes have


Neaderland, DavidSound Control hears the future

[photo], H 12/4/98 pD1Neafsey, Rilla

Getting a jump on spring [photo], H 2/5/98 pC9

Nealon, Kevin1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Necatera Insurance Agency

Briefly: Insurance agency expands offerings, H 9/23/98 pB7

Necrotizing fasciitisDoctors ask for calm about bacteria,

H 2/6/98 pA3Hospital has treated three in last

three months for flesh-eating, H 2/3/98 pA3

Norwalk woman dies from flesh-eating disease, H 2/5/98 pA3

Strep disease has eaten Norwalk woman's leg, H 2/2/98 pA1+

Needle exchange programs-NorwalkChallenges position on needle

exchange [letter], H 12/31/98 pA11

Officials debate needle exchange plan [photo], H 12/10/98 pA3+

Questionable solution [edit], H 12/21/98 pA6

Reconsider stand [letter], H 12/31/98 pA11

Neighborhood Housing ServicesHousing plan makes loans to fixer-

uppers, H 7/28/98 pA1+Neil, Chris


Nelson, BarbaraPublic works traffic head lashes out at

city drivers, H 2/4/98 pA3Slowing down speeders is a top

priority: Traffic analyst Barbara Nelson campaigns for city drivers to slow down [photo], H 12/17/98 pB1

Nelson, DonaldMonday snapshot [photo], H 5/4/98

pA1Nelson, Jason



Bears remain unbeaten, up record to 4-0 [photo], H 10/12/98 pB1+

Bears soar past Eagles: Norwalk takes playoff spot from Trumbull with victory [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+


Unlikely duo takes lead for Norwalk, H 11/30/98 pB1+

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NEONDemocrats question NEON board

selections, H 1/14/98 pA3It gets tougher to pay the bills: NEON

too busy to accept utility payments [photo], H 10/16/98 pA3


NEON board throws liferaft to Carver Center, H 3/5/98 pA1+

NEON gets 50G from state, H 7/8/98 pA5



NEON offers adult courses, H 12/11/98 pA3

NEON presses city to help poor afford burials [photo], H 9/16/98 pA1+


NEON to assist Carver Center with money woes, H 2/24/98 pA3

NEON to guide Welfare to Work, H 9/15/98 pA3

NEON to handle Carver's bookkeeping for a year, H 6/15/98 pA1+

NEON to teach women to hammer, H 2/2/98 pA3

NEON's really cooking: Culinary training program will get underway Oct. 19, H 10/2/98 pA4

NEON, other groups unite to land $5M [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Sex harass lawsuit sent to mediation: But trial expected in case against NEON and its director [photo], H 8/15/98 pA3

Soup Kids: Fleet Bank contest puts boys on the serving line [photo], H 8/5/98 pA1+

Nestler, PatrickAvalanche kills Rowayton climber

[photo], H 6/12/98 pA1+Westport climber relives avalanche's

terror [photo], H 6/13/98 pA1+Neustaedter, Jack

A gem on Wall Street: For five decades, jeweler has been serving Norwalk [photo], H 11/16/98 pB6

Jeweler to close after 48 years [photo], H 11/12/98 pA3

Nevas, BernieThree seek seat in 133rd District

[photo], H 10/30/98 pA3New Alliance Corp.

Bankruptcies, BJ 10/12/98 p22New Bank of Westport

Bank draws local talent, H 9/19/98 pD1

New Boston Funds Inc.Trumbull's Trefoil Park bought for

$18.5 million, BJ 8/17/98 p10New business enterprises

Kodak company means 150 new Norwalk jobs, H 1/31/98 pA3

New Business Names, BJ 1/5/98 p23+, BJ 1/12/98 p23+, BJ 1/19/98 p27+, BJ 1/26/98 p26, BJ 2/2/98 p28, BJ 2/9/98 p20, BJ 2/16/98 p26, BJ 2/23/98 p39, BJ 3/2/98 p31+, BJ 3/9/98 p24, BJ 3/16/98 p27+, BJ 3/23/98 p27, BJ 3/30/98 p38+, BJ 4/6/98 p26+, BJ 4/13/98 p30+, BJ 4/20/98 p30, BJ 4/27/98 p25+, BJ 5/4/98 p24+, BJ 5/11/98 p26+, BJ 5/18/98 p24+, BJ 5/18/98 p29+, BJ 5/25/98 p26, BJ 6/1/98 p29+, BJ 6/8/98 p27+, BJ 6/15/98 p21+, BJ 6/15/98 p26+, BJ 6/22/98 p27+, BJ 6/29/98 p32+, BJ 7/6/98 p26+, BJ 7/13/98 p26+, BJ 7/20/98 p26, BJ 7/27/98 p25, BJ 8/3/98 p23+, BJ 8/10/98 p28, BJ 8/17/98 p23+, BJ 8/24/98 p30+, BJ 8/31/98 p26, BJ 9/7/98 p24, BJ 9/14/98 p24, BJ 9/21/98 p31, BJ 9/28/98 p31+, BJ 10/5/98 p24+, BJ 10/12/98 p22, BJ 10/19/98 p27+, BJ 10/26/98 p36+, BJ 11/2/98 p21, BJ 11/9/98 p28, BJ 11/16/98 p30, BJ 11/23/98 p27+, BJ 11/30/98 p23+, BJ 12/7/98 p30+, BJ 12/14/98 p23+, BJ 12/21/98 p20, BJ 12/28/98 p23+

New Canaan Bank and Trust Co. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING; SUMMIT BANCORP

Big bank, small bank soul: Summit Bancorp outlines aggressive expansion plans for state, H 12/8/98 pD1

Briefly: Bank income, H 8/17/98 pA7New Canaan B&T posts income gain,

H 2/4/98 pA7NSS merger ratified by shareholders,

H 11/6/98 pA3Summit Bancorp sets lofty goal for

local market, BJ 9/7/98 p8New Canaan Country School

Expanding horizons: Discovering self-worth through the fun of dance [photo], H 12/11/98 pB1+

New Canaan High SchoolInternet news project joins local

students, H 3/23/98 pA3New Canaan High School-Alumni

Liberatore to enter NC hall, H 10/21/98 pB3

New Canaan Nature CenterGOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils


New Canaan Sewing GroupGroup donates mannequins, H

11/16/98 pA10New Canaan-Police Dept.

Man with bomb arrested before Norwalk court date, H 5/5/98 pA4

Three police departments work on Silvermine burglary ring, H 1/30/98 pA3

New Canaan-Youth CommissionOfficial quits in wake of teen-drinking

flap, H 6/19/98 pA4

New Castle Hotels LLCFaces & Places: Executive break, BJ

9/7/98 p9Hilton lawsuit settled, H 10/29/98

pA1+New England Carpet Center Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 3/16/98 p23New England Patriots (Football team)

Contamination shouldn't spoil Hartford stadium site, H 12/3/98 pB9

Here we go again! [edit], H 11/19/98 pA8

Issues cloud stadium construction [photo], H 12/4/98 pC3

Kraft deal cheesy one for taxpayers [letter], H 12/3/98 pA11

Legislators tell positions on Patriots, H 12/15/98 pA1+

Look closely, lawmakers [edit], H 11/30/98 pA12

Speaking out: Programs continue to suffer as Rowland pushes stadium [op-edit], H 12/5/98 pA11

New Image SalonNot for women only: Norwalk salon

for blacks goes out of its way to bring in male customers, H 3/9/98 pA7

New Year9, 8, 7, 6, ... How year ends depends

on individual [photo], H 12/31/98 pA1

Dancing out the last seconds [photo], H 1/2/98 pA3

New York City MarathonBerkowitz best in Connecticut [photo],

H 11/4/98 pB1+New York Giants (Football team)

They are Giants [photo], H 11/11/98 pA3

New York Mets (Baseball team)Tabloid camps out in Wilton, H

11/11/98 pA3New York Yankees (Baseball team)

McMahon to march for Yanks, H 10/22/98 pA2


Yankeemania in Norwalk [photo], H 10/31/98 pB4

Newman's Own, Inc.Former executive of Newman's Own

sues over termination, BJ 1/19/98 p7

Inside the actor's office: From popcorn and pingpong to wicker and whimsies, Paul Newman has a style all his own, BJ 10/19/98 p17

Newman aids victims [photo], H 11/13/98 pA1+

Newman pushes his sauce at Stew's [photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+

Newman's Own helps with van expenses, H 1/26/98 pA4


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Newman's Own, Inc. (Continued)Volunteers honor efforts of Olin chief,

Newman's Own [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3

Newman, JeffreyPersonnel file, H 12/21/98 pD1

Newman, PaulBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/16/98 pA10Newman donates 200G to relief

agency, H 10/10/98 pA3Newman pushes his sauce at Stew's

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+Newman puts star power behind land

preservation [photo], H 1/22/98 pA4

News 12 ConnecticutNews 12 cited for excellence, H

12/19/98 pD1Newspaper carriers

Neighbors: Making the rounds [photo], H 5/13/98 pA4

Newspapers. SEE HOURNewspapers in Education Program

City students pick Rowland: Mock election offers lesson in government [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1+

Newstadt JewelersJeweler to close after 48 years

[photo], H 11/12/98 pA3Newton, Michael

Grants help young readers, H 10/29/98 pA1+

Newtown Country MillNewtown Country Mill a well-crafted

rural respite [photo], BJ 3/30/98 p3

Newtown-Economic conditionsA fertile harvest at Fairfield Hills:

Preservation program helps protect state's dwindling supply of farmland [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p1+

Developer sought for Newtown property, BJ 11/2/98 p1+

State seeks developer for 185-acre Newtown property, BJ 6/8/98 p2

NHL SkateNHL complex to skate into Danbury

this fall, BJ 8/10/98 p17Nicholas' Gift (Television program)

Nicholas' gifts of life: CBS movie about Norwalk boy to premier in city [photo], H 4/10/98 pA1+

Nichols, Charles "Bill"Judge rules for Lyons in libel suit: But

Nichols only fined $100, H 7/11/98 pA3

Nicolas, RosamondBenefit for Home Care [photo], H

4/4/98 pB7Nidenberg, Sallee

Business people: Lofty honor [photo], H 6/8/98 pA7

Nielsen, MarkClock running out, Maloney, Nielsen


Fifth District race closest for House [photo], H 10/31/98 pA6

Last minute campaigning [photo], H 11/3/98 pA2

Nigro, DebbieRadio talk-show host Debbie Nigro is

on a mission [photo], BJ 11/30/98 p7

Nigro, Martin L.Ferguson appeal has slim hope,

experts say [photo], H 4/28/98 pA1+

Nike Inc.Nike takes hit [photo], H 10/10/98

pA1+Nine West Group Inc.

Company profile, H 10/24/98 pD2Nistico, Frank J. Jr.

Staples will miss its No. 1 fan [photo], H 4/28/98 pA1+

Noble, Christopher "Kit"Prowling for fitness [photo], H 8/26/98

pA4Nocchi, Chris

Norwalker creates robot to fight fires [photo], H 4/14/98 pA1+

Noiles, Douglas G.Business people: Inventor of the

Year, H 6/01/98 pA8Noise

Crushing Noisemaker: Neighbors complain to Zoning Commission about Grasso Rock machine, H 3/9/98 pA1+

Noise pollutionHarbor View wants sound relief

[letter], H 8/19/98 pA13New club tries to deal with gripes

about bands [photo], H 8/24/98 pA1+

Sound Company isn't music to their ears, H 8/31/98 pA3

Noise pollution-NorwalkMayor surprised by noise problem at

stereo installer, H 9/1/98 pA4Noisy bar rattled by 875G award, H

9/5/98 pA3Noise-Norwalk


Strange sounds just lot of hot air, not plane crash, H 2/6/98 pA3

Noivadhana, Kim1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Nolin, Peter M.

City to name lane for Mr. P, H 6/10/98 pA1+

Common Council makes change, H 11/25/98 pA3

Search firm picks brains in city about ideal schools leader, H 1/19/98 pA3

Nonprofit organizationsCorporations marshal resources in

Norwalk, BJ 12/28/98 p1+Not-for-profit employers [chart], BJ

2/9/98 pA25+The List: Major Employers (Not-For-

Profit) [chart], BJ 6/8/98 p6Norden Systems Inc.

$1.2M for Norden sought, H 9/9/98 pA3

Norden bidding for battlefield monitoring system, H 1/23/98 pD1

Norden gets $36 million for JStars, H 9/30/98 pA1+

Norfield Congregational ChurchCrossing the continent: New minister

at Norfield Church returns home to Connecticut [photo], H 1/10/98 pB7

Norfield church nets thousands for area charities, H 6/22/98 pA3

Norman, Storm N.Radio days: Announcers find their


Noroton Yacht ClubNoroton Yacht Club members bustle,

H 7/23/98 pB4North Avenue Middle School Project-

Westport$37.5M school plan advances in

Westport, H 10/16/98 pA3Bedford name lives on, H 12/9/98 pA3Board delays vote on two school

projects, H 10/15/98 pA3New Westport school plan is the old

one, H 9/1/98 pA3North Avenue middle school still on

track, H 12/18/98 pA3Parents petition to oppose plan for

middle school, H 6/25/98 pA3School decision nearing deadline, H

8/13/98 pA3School OK appealed, H 12/15/98 pA4Westport delays decision to build big,

small, or not at all, H 7/28/98 pA3Westport middle school approved, H

11/19/98 pA3North Korea

Back from oppression: Norwalk doctor spent 11 days trying to help North Korea's poor [photo], H 1/13/98 pA3

Northeast Stihl Co.Stihl expands, BJ 6/22/98 p1+

Northeast UtilitiesManresa: An opportunity [edit], H

12/2/98 pA6Northern Fairfield County Regional

Center for the Performing ArtsDanbury theater will be turned into

arts center, BJ 11/23/98 p4Northrop Grumman Norden Systems

Inc.$72 million project ok'd for Northrup-

Grumman, H 5/7/98 pA3Council OKs state fund pass-through,

H 11/11/98 pA3Council to vote on sewer pipe repair

grant, H 11/9/98 pA3Dodd touts Norden, H 10/15/98 pA2

Northstar Investment Management Corp.

Northstar Investment's Stamford move imminent, BJ 3/9/98 p15+

Norwalk AirportAir Knights: Norwalk Airport recalls

age of modern chivalry [photo], H 7/24/98 pA9+

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Norwalk Association of Silvermine Homeowners

Silvermine residents to hunters: Get off our turf, H 3/7/98 pA3

Norwalk Associations CoalitionMore than 4,000 signatures on bid for

second Fodor Farm referendum, H 3/11/98 pA1+

Pro-Fodor folks challenge ruling by city's counsel: Coalition pushes for referendum despite questions on constitutionality, H 3/24/98 pA3


Norwalk Boat ShowA cool million and change: Amazing

yachts bob in harbor at Norwalk boat show [photo], H 9/25/98 pA1+

A vast array of boats afloat [photo], H 9/24/98 pA3

Boat show set to sail [photo], H 9/24/98 pB4

It's the Norwalk International out-of-water boat show! [photo], H 9/29/98 pA3

Over 700 boats will be exhibited at in-water show [photo], H 9/17/98 pB4

Ready to show [photo], H 9/22/98 pA2Show stopper: Everyone loves water-

skiing squirrel [photo], H 9/26/98 pA1

Show time at the Cove: One of East Coast's largest boat shows reels in thousands [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1+

Water power: The 23rd Norwalk International In-Water Boat Show opens today [photo], H 9/24/98 pC1+

Norwalk Chamber of Commerce. SEE GREATER NORWALK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Norwalk City HallCity Hall needs better security [letter],

H 6/11/98 pA9Community room named for

Montana, H 6/24/98 pA3Phone foul-up fine for city workers, H

6/4/98 pA3Showing the way at City Hall [photo],

H 6/3/98 pA4Norwalk Clean & Green

Time to Make a Difference and clean up our communities, H 10/15/98 pB1

Norwalk Clergy AssociationNew Harvest '98 program is set for

July, H 4/25/98 pA3Norwalk Community Action Coalition

Chiefs resign after parade, H 8/21/98 pA3

City agrees to group's appeal for full-street parade, H 7/16/98 pA1+

New details in ouster of two leaders: Ex-coalition chief described as `radical', H 8/25/98 pA3

Norwalk Community Health CenterClinic delays opening: SoNo facility to

help city's poor won't open until January [photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+


New health center located closer to poor patients, H 3/19/98 pA3

Norwalk Community-Technical College

A bold new beginning at NCTC: Renovations, corporate partnerships, plus 30 new faculty members bring new excitement, H 9/3/98 pB1

A master at work: With master chef Edward Leonard on staff, NCTC looks to become a first-class cooking school [photo], H 9/24/98 pB3

Back To School Rituals [photo], H 1/14/98 pA1

Bond issue boosts NCTC programs, H 2/28/98 pA3


Business Fair Friday at NCTC, H 11/4/98 pB5

Calendar: Getting the money, H 10/5/98 pA11

Celebration! NCTC marks Spanish Heritage Month [photo], H 10/9/98 pA1+

College fair fetes diversity [photo], H 4/9/98 pA4

Educators' plan: `Grow their own' [photo], H 12/3/98 pA3

Entrepreneurs share secrets at NCTC small business fair, H 11/9/98 pA8

Freshmen learn how to survive in college, H 2/5/98 pB7


Life is what you bake it [photo], H 2/21/98 pB8

NCTC celebrates diversity of people, academic disciplines, H 5/1/98 pA3

NCTC digs in for Archeological Awareness Week [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

NCTC makes million-dollar deal, H 1/21/98 pA3

NCTC student with tuberculosis from Stamford, H 3/9/98 pA3

NCTC students will face no tuition increase, H 3/5/98 pA1+

Oenophiles gather to buy wines, raise money for area groups [photo], H 3/2/98 pA3

Peace And Quiet [photo], H 1/7/98 pA3

Silent Partner: NCTC interpreter driven by helping deaf understand [photo], H 4/25/98 pB10


Time for a fix: Healthy economy best time to overhaul Social Security, Gore says in forum at NCTC [photo], H 7/2/98 pA1+

Youth conference set for NCTC next Tuesday, Dec. 1, H 11/25/98 pB4

Norwalk Community-Technical College-Awards

The Promise Keepers: NCTC honors extraordinary women for academic and personal qualities [photo], H 3/3/98 pA1+

Norwalk Community-Technical College-Graduation

Living the dream [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

Norwalk Community-Technical College-Grants


Norwalk Community-Technical College-Maintenance and repair

NCTC construction puts the squeeze on [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3

Norwalk Community-Technical College-Sports


Doyle sets mark in NCTC victory, H 12/7/98 pC5

Lambert named Coach of the Year, H 12/26/98 pB1+

Mariners sign Abate [photo], H 10/14/98 pB1+

NCTC hails champs [photo], H 5/29/98 pC1+

NCTC qualifies for World Series, H 5/13/98 pB1

NCTC wins junior college series [photo], H 5/23/98 pA1+

NCTC women edge Roxbury for third win, H 11/30/98 pB4

NCTC women win opener, H 11/14/98 pB5

NCTC's title drive detoured by Texans, H 5/22/98 pC1+

Openers approach for NCTC, H 11/3/98 pA7+

Panthers rebound from tough defeat, H 12/30/98 pB4

Triple crown threat: NCTC's Abate among nation's best in 3 major categories [photo], H 4/24/98 pC1+

Norwalk Community-Technical College-Staff

Lambert building career through his summer job [photo], H 8/19/98 pB1+

Yale fellowship renews spirit for NCTC professors: A refresher course, H 7/9/98 pB3

Norwalk Concert HallGlory, glory hallelujah [photo], H

2/19/98 pA3Seeger's hammer: He entertains

1,000 with song, guitar, banjo and flute [photo], H 2/9/98 pA1+

Why bass players never make the marching band [photo], H 4/22/98 pA2

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Norwalk Corporate Citizen SocietyBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

12/18/98 pA10Corporations marshal resources in

Norwalk, BJ 12/28/98 p1+Norwalk Courthouse

$60,000 realized in check scam, H 12/19/98 pA4

Courthouse vital to Norwalk [speaking out], H 8/22/98 pA11

For court safety [edit], H 11/23/98 pA12

Holding court: Lawyers oppose closing Norwalk court to merge it with Stamford [photo], H 8/14/98 pA1+

Keep court here [edit], H 8/17/98 pA12

Police Blotter: Reward offered in court crash, H 12/11/98 pA4

Police still seek suspects in courthouse vandalism: Damage estimated at $25,000 after drive-in, H 11/5/98 pA3

Speaking Out: Keep Norwalk's court house open, H 8/15/98 pA11

Still no barriers [edit], H 12/29/98 pA12

Norwalk Economic Opportunity Now. SEE NEON

Norwalk Education FoundationFoundation shoots for the stars: Non-

profit launches fund-raising effort for enrichment, H 12/4/98 pA3

Norwalk Emergency ShelterShelter expands hours for holiday

[photo], H 11/25/98 pA1+Shelter fills gap left by closing of

Good Shepherd, H 8/21/98 pA3Norwalk Emergency Veterinarian

HospitalNorwalk facility cares for puppies

injured in truck fire, H 3/13/98 pA3

Norwalk Exchange ClubEasing Pain: Exchange Club funds


Pitching In [photo], H 3/30/98 pA4Norwalk Factory Outlet Mall

Westport company moves 200 workers into Factory Outlets, H 5/5/98 pA1+

Norwalk Gardening ClubHelping The City Grow [photo], H

5/15/98 pA2Norwalk Harbor


Norwalk Harbor not clean enough [photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+

Our clean harbor [edit], H 11/12/98 pA6

Peach of a gift: LeBlancs donate Harbor Island [photo], H 12/5/98 pA1+

Revived Norwalk Harbor honored [photo], H 11/9/98 pA1+


Norwalk Health & Racquet ClubNorwalk netters perform well on junior

circuit, H 11/20/98 pC4Norwalk High School


Bridging the gap: Program gives students work experience, H 5/21/98 pA3


Final Farewell: Norwalk students pause to remember two they have lost [photo], H 4/16/98 pA1+

For Art's Sake [photo], H 4/15/98 pA3Girls soccer preview: New coaches to

debut today [photo], H 9/16/98 pB3

Graffiti scrawled at Norwalk High library, H 9/11/98 pA1+


Herbert: Graffiti heightens tensions, H 9/4/98 pA3

High school rest rooms smokier since the ban, H 4/15/98 pA1+

High school suspends 10 in candy theft, H 10/3/98 pA3


It's your opinion [photo], H 5/19/98 pA13

Masters of mastery [photo], H 12/9/98 pA3


Norwalk High may lengthen class time, H 5/14/98 pA1+

Norwalk High students give helping hand, H 12/19/98 pA3



Prom Night: Norwalk High School's Class of '98 celebrate at the Greenwich Hyatt [photo], H 6/4/98 pB1

Racial graffiti painted on Norwalk High wall, H 6/15/98 pA1+

Royal Court named for Thanksgiving Day game, H 11/25/98 pA3



Students say Period Zero program is a big plus, H 6/20/98 pA3

Students to paint peace wall to counter racial graffiti, H 9/17/98 pA1+

Where were all the NHS parents? [letter], H 12/21/98 pA7

Norwalk High School Marching Bears. SEE MARCHING BANDS-NORWALK; NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL-MUSIC

Norwalk High School-AlumniChampions again [edit], H 11/5/98

pA10

Community briefs: Two win scholarships, H 12/7/98 pA3


How sweet it is: Deering, Evans, Fay, Kehoe, O'Connor, Kelly, Rastocky, Seymour honored [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+

Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Comeback win over Stamford puts NHS `48 team in running for state title, H 11/13/98 pC1+

Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Danbury final victim in `48 NHS title season, H 11/25/98 pB13+

Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Win over Bassick key for `48 state title team, H 11/6/98 pC1+

NHS Class of '48 honors success [photo], H 9/4/98 pB1+

Norwalk High's honor wall adds 5 [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1+

Norwalk Oldtimers to honor Canevari, NHS 1948 state champs [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1

Smallest Norwalk High class gathers for 60th reunion [photo], H 6/29/98 pA3

Sports in brief: Quinnipiac honors Seymour, H 10/9/98 pC2


Women's rights champion Lopiano hits a home run [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+


Norwalk High School-Alumni Association

Former Darien police secretary helps with Wall of Honor [photo], H 9/28/98 pA1

Milestone [photo], H 3/9/98 pA4Norwalk High School-Awards


She's a winner: Norwalk teen overcomes hardships to win scholarship [photo], H 5/30/98 pA3


Three seniors honored, H 6/18/98 pB3Norwalk High School-Drama Club

All the world's a stage: And Norwalk High School students are players ... [photo], H 11/19/98 pA3

Stars of the stage [photo], H 5/7/98 pA3

Norwalk High School-GraduationBlue Sky Thoughts: Norwalk grads

told to keep pace with technology [photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4

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Norwalk High School-Graduation (Continued)

Norwalk's Class of 1998, H 6/27/98 pA6

Norwalk High School-Jr. ROTCJunior ROTC tribute to veterans

inspiring [letter], H 11/14/98 pA11Norwalk High School-Library

Students short-changed by libraries [letter], H 11/25/98 pA11

Norwalk High School-Maintenance and repair


Norwalk High School-MusicBand braves the cold for a day in sun

[photo], H 12/24/98 pA1+Band's big finish [photo], H 6/2/98 pA3Battle of the bands: City bands shine


Beat goes on, H 11/2/98 pA3Best in state draw crowd in Norwalk

[photo], H 4/6/98 pA3Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/6/98 pA10Champions: Band wins 10th

consecutive Class 5 title [photo], H 11/21/98 pA3

Ensemble takes first, H 3/25/98 pA4Field of nightmares [edit], H 12/5/98

pA10Invite's a feather in their caps:

Norwalk High band is bound for Orange Bowl, H 4/30/98 pA4

Marching Bears Florida bound [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1+

NHS jazz band triumphs, H 4/1/98 pA5

Norwalk High band parent stresses work, discipline [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1


Some Of That Jazz [photo], H 3/21/98 pA1


Sweets fuel band's march to Florida [photo], H 10/5/98 pA2

Norwalk High School-Sports`Big game' lost in morass [photo], H

11/27/98 pC1+Òld' coach perfect in one-game

stand, H 10/29/98 pB7A real field of dreams [edit], H

12/9/98 pA12Absence proved DiCostanzo's value

[photo], H 12/17/98 pB5+All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Andrews Field a mess again [photo],

H 11/30/98 pA1+Anticipation runs high at Norwalk

[photo], H 1/2/98 pC1+Area teams blanked in tourney, H

6/2/98 pA7


Athletes of the Week [photo], H 4/25/98 pB5, H 5/16/98 pB4

Barry admits it's time to go [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+

Barry won't dwell on tough loss, H 3/27/98 pC1+


Bears assume top spot, H 10/27/98 pB1+

Bears begin new adventure [photo], H 12/17/98 pB5+


Bears close with win [photo], H 10/29/98 pB5+

Bears drop top seeds: Norwalk builds big lead, holds off Hartford Public [photo], H 3/17/98 pB1+

Bears emerge from deep end [photo], H 10/8/98 pB5

Bears escape with win, H 12/30/98 pB1+


Bears halt Senators' comeback [photo], H 12/29/98 pB1+

Bears have winning formula, H 3/18/98 pB1+

Bears let one get away as Darien rallies late [photo], H 10/13/98 pB1

Bears look ahead: NHS gridders aren't resting on '98 success [photo], H 12/15/98 pB1

Bears not looking past Wilton [photo], H 10/30/98 pC1+

Bears ousted, H 6/8/98 pB4Bears overcome Senators [photo], H

5/21/98 pC7Bears pass early tests [photo], H

12/16/98 pC1+Bears pound Tigers: Sixth straight

win keeps Norwalk ahead of Trumbull, H 10/26/98 pB1+

Bears put a lock on tourney trophy, H 12/31/98 pB8

Bears remain unbeaten, up record to 4-0 [photo], H 10/12/98 pB1+




Bears share top spot, H 11/3/98 pA7Bears soar past Eagles: Norwalk

takes playoff spot from Trumbull with victory [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+

Bears sweep Senators aside [photo], H 2/3/98 pB1+




Bears' Hanson decides to go Ivy [photo], H 11/14/98 pB1+

Bears' hunt ends: Norwalk names Vin Laczkoski basketball coach, H 8/28/98 pC1+

Bears' new coach excited [photo], H 8/29/98 pB1+

Bears' perfect season rolls on [photo], H 11/2/98 pB1+


Blue Knights' aerial display stops Bears [photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+


Chasing history? NHS football team eyes fifth straight victory, H 10/16/98 pC1+

Cimminello catches on quickly: 1998 All-Area Softball Team [photo], H 6/23/98 pB1+



Depth helped Lady Bears splash opponents, H 11/19/98 pB5

Dynamite debut: New-look Norwalk romps in opener [photo], H 12/18/98 pC1+

Ex-players agree Barry got most out of talent [photo], H 4/17/98 pC1+




Field plan delayed, H 12/1/98 pA3Fluke goal negates Bears' bid, H

11/13/98 pC1+Follow The Bouncing Ball [photo], H

1/14/98 pB6For NHS, defense sets tone [photo],

H 3/7/98 pB1+Girls' basketball: Norwalk expected to

battle for title [photo], H 12/15/98 pB1+


Gritty Watkins dazzles in comeback [photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+

Had them all the way - Yeah, right [photo], H 3/17/98 pA1

Hansboro ahead of field: All-Area Girls Track [photo], H 6/25/98 pB5+

Hansboro puts 2 feet in front, H 6/2/98 pA7+


Hansboro puts finishing touch on triple crown [photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+

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Norwalk High School-Sports (Continued)


Hansboro's third place top effort at regionals, H 3/9/98 pB1+


Hard at work on the old sod [photo], H 8/10/98 pB3

Heart and soul: Gritty Audena gave his all on both sides of ball [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1+

Heavyweights gird for title bout: Undefeated Darien blocks path to Norwalk's first championship [chart], H 11/19/98 pB5+

Hempstead pulls away with title [photo], H 12/30/98 pB1+

High School Athletes of the Week [photo], H 10/17/98 pB5, H 10/24/98 pB6, H 10/31/98 pB6, H 11/21/98 pB5

Holiday hoop tournament is test for locals, H 12/26/98 pB1+



King steps down as coach of Norwalk soccer team, H 11/5/98 pB7



Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Comeback win over Stamford puts NHS `48 team in running for state title, H 11/13/98 pC1+

Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Danbury final victim in `48 NHS title season, H 11/25/98 pB13+

Looking back at the 1948 Green & White: Win over Bassick key for `48 state title team, H 11/6/98 pC1+

Looking back: Late TD kept '48 title team on track against Greenwich, H 10/9/98 pC1+

Looking back: Narrow win over Ludlowe increased NHS '48 title team's lead, H 10/30/98 pC1+

Looking back: NHS '48 championship team routed Staples in Game 2, H 10/2/98 pC1+

Looking back: NHS '48 squad fended off Stratford rally, H 10/23/98 pC1+




Miller's late goals ignite Warriors past Bears [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+


More than pride on line in intracity battle [table], H 11/25/98 pB13+

Neighbors: Moonlighting at half time [photo], H 10/21/98 pA4



NHS spikers sweep, H 10/15/98 pB5+NHS stadium proposal [map], H

12/15/98 pA1NHS' Barry hopes experience pays

off, H 3/20/98 pC1+NHS' Tucci hoping good times won't

come to end in New Canaan [photo], H 10/9/98 pC1

NHS-Staples showdown key game of weekend, H 11/6/98 pC1+

No fairy tale ending: Sad conclusion couldn't ruin Norwalk's dream season [photo], H 12/3/98 pB7+


Norris blunts McMahon attack [photo], H 2/21/98 pB1+

Norwalk High's '48 title chase opened with a tie, H 9/25/98 pC1+

Norwalk nipped again [photo], H 10/30/98 pC1+

Norwalk players saddened as Coach Barry quits [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

Norwalk snowed under [photo], H 3/23/98 pB1

Norwalk's baby bear [photo], H 3/25/98 pA4

Norwalk's Burke nabs swim title [photo], H 3/18/98 pB1+

Norwalk, Soumelidis receive sportsmanship awards [photo], H 4/9/98 pB7+


Pass defense key for Bears in playoff tilt, H 11/30/98 pB1+

Playoff berths at stake as Norwalk faces Trumbull, H 11/13/98 pC1+

Poor sportsmanship in drubbing [letter], H 12/30/98 pA13

Quick start spurs Bears to 10th title, H 3/7/98 pB1+

Resiliency a trademark of Bears [photo], H 3/19/98 pB1+

Riled Bears claw Central, H 10/19/98 pB1+

Rival coaches respect each other's jobs [photo], H 11/18/98 pB1+




Simonsen named NHS soccer coach, H 12/3/98 pB7

Sports in brief: Banner season for NHS jayvees, H 11/3/98 pA8

Sports in brief: NHS football team climbs to sixth, H 11/17/98 pB2


Stunning Effort: Overachieving Bears pull together for run at state championship [photo], H 3/27/98 pC5


Sweet Repeats [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1Swim champ [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1Taking Testa Trophy meant most to

NHS coaching staff [photo], H 11/30/98 pB4


The Hour Athletes of the Week [photo], H 1/24/98 pB5, H 1/31/98 pB4, H 2/14/98 pB14, H 3/14/98 pB4


Tucci takes over [photo], H 2/4/98 pB8Unlikely duo takes lead for Norwalk,

H 11/30/98 pB1+Weston's Mink grows into role of field

leader [photo], H 7/7/98 pB1+Wong, Senators strong [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Wrecked: Staples ends Norwalk's bid



Xavier has its way, H 6/2/98 pA7+Norwalk High School-Staff

Museum to auction late teacher's bequests, H 11/30/98 pA3

Newest Norwalk High housemaster also a deacon of his church [photo], H 9/14/98 pA1+

Norwalk teacher, librarian wins alumni award [photo], H 7/31/98 pA11

Norwalk High School-Wall of HonorSuccess links new Norwalk wall

honorees, H 7/10/98 pA1+Wall at high school has honored

grads since 1995, H 7/10/98 pA2Norwalk Honor Guard

Neighbors: Chief patriot [photo], H 11/18/98 pA4

Norwalk Hospital2,000th mom delivers [photo], H

10/26/98 pB6Agency doubling sign language staff

for hospitals, H 6/30/98 pA3Avoiding baby mixups: Norwalk

Hospital says precautions make errors unlikely [photo], H 8/26/98 pA3

Book reopens settled malpractice case by Norwalk couple, H 2/9/98 pA3


Busy teen enjoys making people happy on her rounds at hospital [photo], H 8/3/98 pA1

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Norwalk Hospital (Continued)Centennial Society gala [photo], H

11/25/98 pB2Chef doctor dishes out healthy food

[photo], H 11/13/98 pA3Conoscenti elected thoracic

president, H 2/23/98 pA7Emergency nurses honored [photo],

H 11/13/98 pA5Free cancer detection program saves

lives [photo], H 2/17/98 pA11From hacksaws to home remedies: A

look back at medicine's early tools of the trade [photo], H 6/18/98 pB1

Group donates mannequins, H 11/16/98 pA10

Healing Bodies & Souls: It takes patience at Norwalk Hospital's rehab center [photo], H 5/23/98 pA3

Hospital among least cost-effective in state, H 1/21/98 pA1+

Hospital considers 11 percent budget cut, H 9/30/98 pA1

Hospital dedicates new Bauer Center for Emergency Care [photo], H 12/17/98 pB3

Hospital has treated three in last three months for flesh-eating, H 2/3/98 pA3

Hospital offers businesses preventive health program, H 1/12/98 pA3

Hospital scrubs up for inspection, H 7/29/98 pA3

Hospital to affiliate with Yale, H 7/20/98 pA1+

Hospital to help open S. Norwalk clinic [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+

Hospital works to meet the new medical challenge [photo], H 2/24/98 pC10

Hospitals In The 90's, H 5/21/98 pB1+Hospitals ordered to provide deaf aid,

H 6/27/98 pA1+Labor of love: Lamaze lessons

designed to take panic out of labor [photo], H 4/11/98 pB10

Learning As A Volunteer [photo], H 1/10/98 pB6

Milestone [photo], H 3/23/98 pA4Milford police divers thank doctors for

Hyperbaric Center care [photo], H 6/22/98 pA8



Norwalk enters telemedicine age, H 6/11/98 pA4

Norwalk gets new open-air MRI [photo], H 4/6/98 pA11

Norwalk Hospital goes on crash diet: 'Work redesign program' looks for 25 percent cut, H 5/2/98 pA1+

Norwalk Hospital goes on crash diet: Cutting costs doesn't necessarily mean care will be hurt, experts say, H 5/2/98 pA1+

Norwalk Hospital on cutting costs: `Blame the HMOs', H 5/9/98 pA3

Norwalk Hospital, doctors join MedSpan HMO group, H 5/20/98 pA3

Nurses wary of contract proposals [photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+

Outpatient heart programs help patients redo their lives, H 1/14/98 pA3

Philanthropic awards [photo], H 11/25/98 pB2

Removing Fear and Tonsils: Children get advance look at surgery at Norwalk Hospital [photo], H 2/26/98 pA3

Some Norwalk residents think Yale a good thing, H 7/20/98 pA2

Special training: Video teaches how to work with special-needs patients [photo], H 6/30/98 pA3

Star power: Actress Jane Powell shines at fund-raiser for hospital [photo], H 2/17/98 pA3

The Way We Were [column with photo], H 1/8/98 pB6

Ultrasound gets accreditation, H 2/23/98 pA7

Westport family gives hospital $2.4M, H 8/19/98 pA1

When's a doctor not a doctor: When the doctor is a physicians' assistant [photo], H 9/28/98 pA3

Wreath, ribbons celebrate lives saved: Breast cancer survivors say 'thanks' [photo], H 10/8/98 pA3

Norwalk Hospital FoundationBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/21/98 pA14Norwalk Hospital-Staff



Doctors ask for calm about bacteria, H 2/6/98 pA3

Norwalk hospital cancer fighters say their program on the fast track, H 1/7/98 pA3


Norwalk Hospital nurses voting on contract, H 12/29/98 pA4

Norwalk Hospital, union reach deal, H 12/24/98 pA4

Nurses vote yes on new contract [photo], H 12/30/98 pA1+



Norwalk Housing Authority16G tax break for housing authority,

H 7/31/98 pA3A space to read and learn [photo], H

9/18/98 pA4Ageless taste of summer [photo], H

8/8/98 pA3

Grass Roots tennis program teaches about life's ups, downs [photo], H 7/6/98 pA3

Holiday season extended [photo], H 1/29/98 pB7


Reading program survives fund loss, H 9/26/98 pA3

Reading students rewarded [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3


Norwalk Independent Physician's Association

Norwalk Hospital, doctors join MedSpan HMO group, H 5/20/98 pA3

Norwalk Inn and Conference CenterInn staff responded with caring

[letter], H 12/4/98 pA11Norwalk International In-Water Boat

Show. SEE NORWALK BOAT SHOW

Norwalk International In-Water Powerboat Show. SEE NORWALK BOAT SHOW

Norwalk IslandsCL&P to sell 100 acres on Manresa

Island [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+Norwalk Jazz Festival

All that jazz [edit], H 6/25/98 pA10Jackie Robinson fest draws

thousands to Cranbury Park [photo], H 6/29/98 pA1+

Norwalk Kiwanis Emergency ShelterGross anatomy chat brings in big

bucks for center [photo], H 4/3/98 pA1+

Norwalk Rotarians to assist city shelter, H 1/23/98 pA3

Norwalk Knights Chess ClubStill searching for Bobby Fischer

[photo], H 2/7/98 pB8Norwalk Land Trust

Is Norwalk serious about open space? Trust to debate starting a `land bank' at its meeting Nov. 16 [photo], H 11/12/98 pB1


Trust proposes land bank for city, H 11/16/98 pA3

Norwalk Linen Service Inc.Cleaning up: Linen service rose from

modest beginnings to become a successful regional enterprise [photo], H 10/19/98 pA7

Norwalk Mariners Soccer ClubKnee-jerk reaction [photo], H 9/30/98

pB4Norwalk Museum


Jewish history comes alive: Month-long exhibit opens Saturday in Norwalk Museum [photo], H 10/22/98 pB1

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Norwalk Museum (Continued)Museum chronicles generations of

Norwalk Jews [photo], H 10/26/98 pA3

Museum mystery [edit], H 7/22/98 pA12

Museum to auction late teacher's bequests, H 11/30/98 pA3

Museum to show off sign maker's carved eagle [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

Norwalk Museum courting tenants for vacated space, H 2/21/98 pA3

Norwalk Museum gets $20K from antique bargain hunters, H 3/9/98 pA3

Water Dept. to Norwalk Museum: `Let it flow, let it flow, let it flow', H 7/22/98 pA3

Water dispute leaves Norwalk Museum high and dry, H 7/21/98 pA3

Norwalk Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

Celebrating Wellness [photo], H 5/18/98 pB7

Union vote sought by workers at Norwalk Care, H 4/7/98 pA3

Norwalk Old TimersChampions again [edit], H 11/5/98

pA10How sweet it is: Deering, Evans, Fay,

Kehoe, O'Connor, Kelly, Rastocky, Seymour honored [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+

Kehoe, Fay round out Norwalk Old Timers' honorees: 36th annual Sports Awards Dinner set for Nov. 4 [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+

Norwalk Old Timers to honor Deering, Kelly [photo], H 9/23/98 pB1

Norwalk Old Timers to honor Evans, Rastocky [photo], H 10/7/98 pB1+

Norwalk Old Timers to honor O'Connor and Seymour [photo], H 9/30/98 pB1

Norwalk Oldtimers to honor Canevari, NHS 1948 state champs [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1

Women's rights champion Lopiano hits a home run [photo], H 11/5/98 pB5+


Norwalk Pork StoreHealth officials close pork shop, H

4/15/98 pA2Popular pork store shut down by city,

H 4/2/98 pA4Pork store back in business, H

4/23/98 pA3Pork store in hot water over

conditions, H 4/20/98 pA3Norwalk Public Library

Celebration Of Heritage [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

Doing a Starr turn at the library [photo], H 9/23/98 pA3

Early jump [photo], H 1/14/98 pA3

Elisabeth Trawinski, 17, of Weston High, works with Travis Holland, 18, of Norwalk High [photo], H 4/15/98 pA2

Guilty plea in city librarian's murder [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1


Hitting the books [photo], H 12/31/98 pA4

Library officials fear budget cuts mean service cuts, H 2/21/98 pA3

Main branch to offer free Internet access, H 1/12/98 pA3

Norwalkers meet to make a difference, H 3/3/98 pA1+

Options off the street: After-school program offers students Choices for Success [photo], H 6/19/98 pA3

School libraries lack staff, resources, H 11/11/98 pA1+

The challenge of getting kids to read: Norwalk schools and libraries prepare for summer reading [photo], H 4/23/98 pC7

Unhappy with treatment at library [letter], H 8/17/98 pA13

Norwalk Public Schools-Furniture, equipment, etc.

Parents to walk for computers at city schools, H 11/9/98 pA3

Norwalk Public Schools-Transportation

Keep 'em rolling [edit], H 10/28/98 pA12

Norwalk Public Schools. SEE ALSO HERBERT, DR. VICTOR; NORWALK-EDUCATION, BOARD OF; SCHOOLS-NORWALK

6.5% increase proposed for school budget, H 11/18/98 pA3

Area test scores show progress, H 11/5/98 pA1+




Board satisfied with two finalists, H 6/3/98 pA1+

City council could add $1 million for schools, H 3/10/98 pA1+

City program praised, H 10/6/98 pA2Class sizes making the grade in city,

H 10/7/98 pA3Classroom crunch [edit], H 10/12/98

pA12Council unswayed by pitches for

more school money, H 3/11/98 pA1+

Dropout rate sinking, H 11/3/98 pA1+Educators' plan: `Grow their own'

[photo], H 12/3/98 pA3Foundation shoots for the stars: Non-

profit launches fund-raising effort for enrichment, H 12/4/98 pA3

Grants help young readers, H 10/29/98 pA1+

Hamer said he would have focused on minority scores, H 6/3/98 pA2

Health office: It's not just Band-Aids, H 8/18/98 pC5

How about testing for teachers? [letter], H 10/16/98 pA11

Italy offers the lira for new program, H 3/21/98 pA3

Library skills lacking, H 11/28/98 pA1+Lighting a beacon [edit], H 11/10/98

pA12Mayor supports `Beacon' school;

funds sought, H 12/2/98 pA3Middle school èxtramurals'

recommended, H 11/18/98 pA3Need for 'beacon' school is obvious

[letter], H 11/16/98 pA13Neighbors: Helping hands [photo], H

10/7/98 pA4New [administrators, teachers] in

Norwalk, H 8/18/98 pC6New funds possible for Norwalk

schools, H 2/19/98 pA3New school chief makes sweeping

changes, H 8/19/98 pA1+New school fine, but don't neglect

other needs, parents say, H 4/8/98 pA3

New school liaison builds ties with the community [photo], H 10/10/98 pA3

Norwalk gets grant for Japan studies, H 6/29/98 pA3

Parents to Norwalk school officials: Get back to basics [photo], H 10/21/98 pA1+



Profiles provide snapshot, H 11/7/98 pA1+

Reading program targets 1st grade, H 8/18/98 pA3

Renovation delays cost city schools $2.8M in aid, H 3/12/98 pA1+


School boss' bold moves make waves, H 8/20/98 pA1+

School budget meets the needs of city [letter], H 11/11/98 pA7


School libraries lack staff, resources, H 11/11/98 pA1+


Schools get `bonus' $777,000 for repairs, H 7/21/98 pA1+

Schools scramble to attract substitute teachers, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Students short-changed by libraries [letter], H 11/25/98 pA11


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Norwalk Public Schools. SEE ALSO HERBERT, DR. VICTOR; NORWALK-EDUCATION, BOARD OF; SCHOOLS-NORWALK (Continued)

The trouble with truancy: City program casts doubt on schools' rosy numbers for students' unexcused absences [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Truant officer gets new image, H 8/18/98 pC8

Norwalk Quartette ClubCommunity briefs: Quartette Club

wins honors, H 7/6/98 pA4The Norwalk Quartette Club Singers

[photo], H 12/2/98 pC7Norwalk Redevelopment Agency

Briefly: Developer chosen, H 5/30/98 pA4

City's program taps 8 new homeowners: Lucky families chosen in blind lottery, H 10/8/98 pB3

Plans move ahead on Norwalk development projects, H 6/18/98 pA3

Norwalk Retired Men's ClubRetired Men's Club chooses new

officers, H 10/15/98 pA3Retired Men's club seeks new

members [letter], H 10/22/98 pA11

Norwalk RiverAgrees river deserves more attention

[letter], H 11/13/98 pA11Norwalk hosts neighboring

communities to discuss river, H 4/24/98 pA3

Norwalk River gives up its trash: Scores of volunteers scour the area collecting debris, H 4/30/98 pC8

River ice cometh; Who will clear it?, H 11/14/98 pA1+

Working together to save a river: Regional effort to protect and restore the Norwalk River Watershed nears conclusion [photo] [map], H 8/27/98 pB1

Norwalk River Rowing Club'Lifesaver' coach shrugs off heroic act

[photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+Circle of pain [photo], H 9/3/98 pA1Close racing [photo], H 10/22/98 pB9Clubs may get new home, H 10/22/98

pA3Coach turns hero: Saves busload of

34 rowers as driver dies of heart attack, H 5/7/98 pA1+

Determination [photo], H 3/12/98 pB5Norwalk River Rowers end on high

note [photo], H 11/5/98 pB4NRRC girls grab first place in

Mohawk Regatta, H 10/8/98 pB4NRRC team third, H 10/15/98 pB4Young rowers post victories [photo],

H 6/4/98 pC11Norwalk River Valley Linear Park

Another asset [edit], H 10/10/98 pA12

Norwalk River WatershedA river runs through it [edit], H


6/26/98 pA18Don't dump leaves in waterways

[letter], H 11/24/98 pA13Environmental groups spruce up river

bank [photo], H 6/25/98 pA1+Norwalk River improvements on the

way, H 10/22/98 pA1+Plan protects Norwalk River

watershed, H 10/20/98 pA3Norwalk Rotary Club

French tourists say 'Ooh, la, la' to Connecticut, H 5/16/98 pA3

Norwalk Rotarians to assist city shelter, H 1/23/98 pA3

Norwalk Savings Society. SEE ALSO NSS BANCORP INC.; SUMMIT BANCORP

And then there was one [edit], H 6/20/98 pA10

Norwalk Savings must release shareholder list, BJ 2/16/98 p15

NSS bank earnings up 93%; two others also show increase, H 1/30/98 pD1

NSS Bank officials skewer claims of mismanagement, H 6/11/98 pA1

NSS earnings are up, H 5/1/98 pA4NSS swallowed by giant N.J. bank, H

6/18/98 pA1+Stockholder presses NSS officers to

sell, H 6/5/98 pA1+Struggle to sell Norwalk Savings

Society continues, BJ 1/26/98 p3Summit reaffirms commitment to

community [photo], H 12/9/98 pA1+

Norwalk Seaport AssociationBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

9/18/98 pA10Island Girl sold; new boat sought for

Sheffield, H 5/11/98 pA3Lighthouse group tries to get bank to

lower debt, H 1/21/98 pA3New foreclosure action threatens

Sheffield Island, H 3/12/98 pB10Peach of a gift: LeBlancs donate

Harbor Island [photo], H 12/5/98 pA1+

Reception for Seaport on Sunday, H 11/14/98 pA3

Saving the lighthouse [edit], H 10/20/98 pA12

Seaport Association keeps Sheffield Island in deal [photo], H 5/12/98 pA3

Seaport association struggles to avert foreclosure [photo], BJ 3/9/98 p4

Sheffield fund drive nears goal, H 10/15/98 pA1+

Traveling at home: Sheffield Island offers 'incredible quiet' off Norwalk's coast [photo], H 6/9/98 pA9+

Turning tide: Seaport officials rally troops to pay off note on lighthouse, H 10/26/98 pA3

Norwalk Senior Advocacy GroupNew senior group seeks more city

funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3Norwalk Senior Center

`Read all about it!' [photo], H 12/3/98 pC11

Board, staff thank center volunteers [letter], H 11/4/98 pA13

Did you ever hear about... [photo], H 7/9/98 pA3

I believe I can ... fly? [photo], H 9/26/98 pA3

In due time, grasshopper [photo], H 1/6/98 pA3

Learning to go on despite loss [photo], H 4/23/98 pA4

Marking a trinket [photo], H 9/15/98 pA1

Mayor pressed to increase funds for senior center, H 12/8/98 pA1+

Neighbors: Eager to help [photo], H 10/28/98 pA4

New senior group seeks more city funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3

Norwalk Seniors join together to give thanks [photo], H 12/3/98 pB2

Quite a quilt [photo], H 9/17/98 pB1Rocking In Their Chairs [photo], H

2/19/98 pA7Senior Center tag sale a success

[letter], H 10/1/98 pA9Senior support [edit], H 12/7/98 pA6Seniors may soon have their own

health center, H 12/21/98 pA3Seniors want action on center budget

[letter], H 10/22/98 pA11Sound as a dollar after 50: Norwalk

Senior Center will offer a new outreach program on wellness [photo], H 6/1/98 pA8

Young and old meet at last [photo], H 6/5/98 pA3

Norwalk Stamp ClubMonday's snapshot [photo], H 3/2/98

pA1Stamp club's Norpex 98 draws area

philatelists [photo], H 3/9/98 pA3Norwalk Superior Court

Courthouse crashed: Driver slams truck through front door, flees [photo], H 10/29/98 pA1+

Courthouse open, probe continues, H 10/30/98 pA1+

Inmate gets extra 90 days for swearing at judge, H 7/14/98 pA3

Norwalk SymphonyBoard is the major problem in

Norwalk Symphony dispute [letter], H 2/11/98 pA7

Brahms by Berman: International pianist opens Norwalk Symphony Orchestra's 60th season [photo], H 10/8/98 pC1

Holiday miracles: Norwalk Symphony celebrates the season with a modern classic [photo], H 12/12/98 pC1+

Holiday performance [photo], H 12/15/98 pA2

Neighbors: A jack of many trades [photo], H 11/4/98 pA4

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Norwalk Symphony (Continued)Norwalk Symphony president aims

high on land and sea [photo], H 11/9/98 pA1

Norwalk Symphony volunteer conducts himself with grace and style [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1

Orchestra asks Levine to play elsewhere [photo], H 1/29/98 pA1+

Performers tell Raymond they're upset [photo], H 2/3/98 pA3

Practice, practice, practice [photo], H 10/9/98 pA2



Symphony board changes mind on Levine, H 2/26/98 pA1+

Symphony in season [photo], H 10/12/98 pA2

Norwalk Transit DistrictDistrict eyes land for new transit site,

H 11/10/98 pA3Expand the service [edit], H 2/9/98

pA12Glickson follows tradition of public

service [photo], H 11/16/98 pA1Klein's experience helps keep buses

rolling [photo], H 11/16/98 pA1+Meeting the need [edit], H 3/24/98

pA12Norwalk bus line adds early evening

routes [map pA2], H 3/23/98 pA1+

Poor bus service hobbles welfare reform [photo], H 2/7/98 pA1+

School Notebook: Transit District calendar, H 8/29/98 pC10


Still rollin' along [edit], H 11/18/98 pA12

Students wish buses happy birthday [photo], H 11/19/98 pA3

Norwalk United Methodist ChurchMural renews memory of Norwalk

teen [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3Norwalk Veterinary Hospital

15 Puppies Hang On: 53 dogs have died after accidental fire [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+

Norwalk Woman's ClubCancer data [letter], H 11/10/98 pA13Norwalk Woman's Club continues


Special project: Norwalk club tackles lymphedema awareness, H 1/15/98 pB7

Under cover, crafts sell for Women's Club [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1+

Norwalk YMCACatch Me, Mom [photo], H 1/8/98 pA2Community briefs: YMCA gets $43K

grant, H 8/11/98 pA4Having fun inside [photo], H 2/19/98

pB6Mark your calendar, Mayor [photo], H

5/26/98 pA4

Norwalk YMCA director resigns abruptly, H 9/12/98 pA3

Pitching In [photo], H 7/21/98 pA4Telling Of Her Island [photo], H

2/11/98 pA1Norwalk Youth Symphony

Annual fall concert [photo], H 11/10/98 pB9

Community briefs: Ramer Memorial Award presented, H 6/9/98 pA4

School Notebook: Norwalk: Ramer Awards, H 6/13/98 pC8

Youth concert goes on without Levine [photo], H 2/12/98 pA3

Norwalk-Budget$69 million capital plan approved, H

4/15/98 pA3'Year of parks' predicted for capital

budget, H 4/11/98 pA3City council could add $1 million for

schools, H 3/10/98 pA1+City starting to decide how to parcel

out funds, H 9/12/98 pA3City struggles to cut budget to

eliminate tax increase, H 1/27/98 pA3

Council unswayed by pitches for more school money, H 3/11/98 pA1+


New round of budget cuts was clerical error, H 2/24/98 pA1+

No support offered to cutters of budget, H 1/21/98 pA1+

Norwalk-Buildings, structures, etc.SoNo merchants ask city to inspect

crumbling facades [photo], H 8/15/98 pA1+

Norwalk-Census-Law and legislationNumber crunch: An exact count in the

2000 census concerns city hall, H 8/26/98 pA1+

Norwalk-City charterCity charter may derail 2nd Fodor

referendum, H 3/17/98 pA1+Norwalk-Common Council

$1.2M for Norden sought, H 9/9/98 pA3

$69 million capital plan approved, H 4/15/98 pA3

'Year of parks' predicted for capital budget, H 4/11/98 pA3

16G tax break for housing authority, H 7/31/98 pA3

75 percent of funds for new salaries may be cut, H 2/18/98 pA1+

Budget reconciliation talks off to 'poor' start, H 1/15/98 pA1+

City Business, H 6/10/98 pA3City Business: Mayor receives raise


City Business: Roman named to spot on Oak Hills Authority, H 5/27/98 pA3

City council could add $1 million for schools, H 3/10/98 pA1+

City Council members laud strip joint closing, H 10/3/98 pA1+

City gives hockey arena warm reception, H 11/24/98 pA1+

City hires consultant for electric services, H 2/11/98 pA3


City reopens bid to claim Fodor for new school, H 4/29/98 pA1+


City to pay $110,000 in suit against two off-duty officers, H 1/14/98 pA1+

Closing a loophole [edit], H 6/13/98 pA10

Code work, H 8/12/98 pA4Commissioners reappointed, H

7/15/98 pA3Committee selects architect to design

police station, H 4/20/98 pA3Common Council makes change, H

11/25/98 pA3Common Council votes modest tax

increase, H 1/28/98 pA1+Cost overruns of $450,000 anger

council, H 2/20/98 pA3Council delays action on grant for city

police, H 7/29/98 pA5Council member pushes nuke ban, H

12/22/98 pA3Council member questions Estimate

board's authority, H 9/19/98 pA3Council moves on open space, arts

center, H 10/28/98 pA3Council OK's Mathews Park project,

H 2/25/98 pA5Council OKs $245,000 for Norwalk

schools' technology plan, H 6/24/98 pA3

Council OKs state fund pass-through, H 11/11/98 pA3

Council to look at revaluation, H 8/11/98 pA3

Council to vote on sewer pipe repair grant, H 11/9/98 pA3

Council unswayed by pitches for more school money, H 3/11/98 pA1+

Council wrapped up business faster than McGwire's laser shot, H 9/9/98 pA1

Council, mayor bicker over raise for Riegle, H 12/23/98 pA3

Democrats question NEON board selections, H 1/14/98 pA3

Fire chief's contract talks irk Common Council members, H 3/21/98 pA3



Freshman council members found duties demanding [photo], H 1/2/98 pA3

Injured council president at home, H 6/24/98 pA3

Introducing 'hizzoner Rick McQuaid,' H 7/2/98 pB2

Laptop purchases set for councilmen, H 2/21/98 pA3

Many don't want to pay parking fees for security, H 6/10/98 pA1+

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Norwalk-Common Council (Continued)

Mayor has lost ability to lead, continues to play politics [letter], H 4/8/98 pA13

Money for station ok'd, H 8/12/98 pA4Money OK'd for police station design,

H 8/26/98 pA3New senior group seeks more city

funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3Norwalk council chooses recycler city

used before, H 5/13/98 pA1+Norwalk council to vote on how to

spend state drug grant, H 1/6/98 pA3

Norwalk council to vote tonight on Mathews Park plan, H 2/24/98 pA3

Police grant, H 8/12/98 pA4Police to back new HQ site, H 9/2/98

pA4Public works defends spending

$450K on park, H 2/25/98 pA1+Rilling perplexed by delays in landing

money for station, H 7/15/98 pA1+


Tax assessor gives council primer on revaluation, H 8/12/98 pA4


The Battle Goes On: Fodor Farm supporters lobby council members, H 2/18/98 pA3

Unless you're after ducks, city off-limits for hunting, H 6/11/98 pA1+

Up from the weeds [edit], H 11/3/98 pA12

Uptown parking impasse [edit], H 7/16/98 pA8

Velez plans to remain on Council [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Norwalk-Common Council-Finance/Claims Committee

Committee approves money to take Fodor, fund other projects, H 5/20/98 pA3

Norwalk-Common Council-Health, Welfare & Public Safety Committee

`We're on same side,' chief tells Bouton St., H 8/27/98 pA1+

Committee delays selection of police station architect, H 4/23/98 pA3

Firefighter hirings won't be probed by council committee, H 1/28/98 pA1+

New dog pound will need fund raising effort: Efforts to build new city facility remain on track according to plan's supporters, H 11/25/98 pB4

Norwalk-Common Council-Planning and Zoning Committee

Seligson granted official developer status, H 8/7/98 pA2

Norwalk-Common Council-Planning Committee

Band-Aid Patrol: Brookside needs help now, parents plead, H 3/31/98 pA1+

Norwalk-Common Council-Public Works Committee

Chief Rilling won't assign officer to guard garage, H 6/1/98 pA1+


Norwalk-Common Council-Recreation, Parks & Cultural Affairs Committee

Andrews Field a mess again [photo], H 11/30/98 pA1+

Closing in on a Solution [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3

Norwalk-Conservation CommissionAndre resigns Conservation

Commission hot seat, H 1/28/98 pA3

Cleanup of toxins may delay Costco plan [photo], H 3/25/98 pA1+

Conservation board bows to public pressure for Costco hearing, H 2/20/98 pA1

Conservation clears Costco: Developer clears Costco [photo], H 4/22/98 pA1+

Conservation panel may have broken new hearing law, H 2/13/98 pA3


Towns to begin leaf collection, H 11/11/98 pA2

Norwalk-Dog PoundNew dog pound will need fund raising

effort: Efforts to build new city facility remain on track according to plan's supporters, H 11/25/98 pB4

Plans for city's new dog pound are in question, H 12/10/98 pB2

Norwalk-Economic conditions1 Selleck St. fetches $6 million, BJ

9/7/98 p25 companies move to Norwalk, H

9/9/98 pA4A gem on Wall Street: For five

decades, jeweler has been serving Norwalk, H 11/16/98 pB6

A new place for the kids: My Three Sons to take over Kiddietown store location on Wall Street, H 3/13/98 pD1

Bank seeks buyer for Norwalk Superfund site: EPA will free new owner from liability for cleanup [photo], BJ 3/23/98 p7+

Blue Skies: Chamber's members hear the development dreams, H 2/12/98 pD1

Brock's locks up Norwalk restaurant [photo], H 6/29/98 pA3

Carving hotel hill: Homestead clears the site for its new hotel on Route 7, H 3/25/98 pB5


Change on the horizon: Deregulation has sparked concern, but South Norwalk Electric Works is positioned to face competition [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p1+


City likely to get redevelopment agreement soon, H 1/2/98 pD1

City's bond issues rate ÀAA', BJ 6/29/98 p18

City, towns differ on how to throttle growth, H 5/9/98 pA1+

Coast with the most: Norwalk the choice of business large and small, BJ 6/29/98 p16

Computer retailer sues Norwalk over sign flap, BJ 5/11/98 p3

Cost seeks fast-track status for Norwalk `warehouse' store, BJ 1/26/98 p7


Developer details plan for Norden property, BJ 12/14/98 p1+

Edgar takes mystery out of investing, BJ 8/24/98 p1+

End of an era: Changes on horizon at Frost Building [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

Fort James to add 150 workers in Norwalk: Paper products manufacturer expects layoffs at separate divisions in wake of merger, BJ 4/13/98 p1+

French poised to begin $200 million Norwalk project, BJ 5/18/98 p3

Greater Norwalk Economic profile, H 3/25/98 p supp. 33

Greater Norwalk investors will stay with skittish market, H 9/19/98 pA1+

Growth in business sector has positive effects on overall community, H 3/25/98 p supp. 25

GTE playing it coy on sale of corporate center here, H 1/8/98 pD1

Hibernation Time: Some businesses close up as traffic dwindles during our off-season, H 1/5/98 pA7

HMV moving out of Norwalk, H 3/28/29/98 pD1

Images of Norwalk, BJ 6/29/98 p22In brief: Economic forecast for the

New Year, H 12/22/98 pD1Lawmakers give Hewitt a tax break:

Consulting firm may build office complex in Norwalk, BJ 7/6/98 p1+

Layoffs just part of life: Economy healthy, city officials say, H 11/4/98 pB5

Marine biz plan sparks waterfront worries, H 9/8/98 pA3

Message of growth form Norwalk Mayor Frank J. Esposito, H 3/25/98 p supp. 26

More office space rented in Norwalk, survey finds, H 1/16/98 pD1

New developers named for Reed-Putnam project, BJ 7/13/98 p3

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Norwalk-Economic conditions (Continued)

New landlords offer hope for SoNo, BJ 12/7/98 p2

New Life for old landmark: 50 Washington St. becomes part of positive changes sweeping SoNo, H 12/26/98 pD1

Norwalk building projects may spark a tug-of-war, BJ 10/26/98 p9

Norwalk firm nixes $67M bid for foe, H 5/1/98 pD1

Norwalk hotel project incorporates union vow, BJ 11/23/98 p1+

Norwalk office building owner files for bankruptcy, BJ 6/22/98 p9

Norwalk on the move - Government officials, developer outline plans for city's evolution into a high-tech office community, BJ 2/23/98 p22

Norwalk's Reed-Putnam district has several projects on the boards, BJ 12/21/98 p9

Norwalk: Special section, BJ 6/29/98 p15+

NSS swallowed by giant N.J. bank [photo], H 6/18/98 pA1+


Preparing for growth, BJ 6/29/98 p16Price of Costco too high, neighbors

say, H 3/14/98 pD1Pro-union stand stymies hotel project:

Former Norwalk mayor, developer at odds over lease, BJ 4/20/98 p1+

Purdue Pharma expands its presence in Norwalk, BJ 10/12/98 p8


Rebooting on a tight budget: Former Wall Street banker recycles refurbished computers and equipment, H 9/14/98 pA8

Reed Putnam's potential gains fans in New York City, H 2/7/98 pD1

Riverside Stage Co. has plans for Palace Theater, BJ 5/25/98 p13

Running the tables: Two Norwalk men hope to draw 20,000 eager billiards players, H 1/10/98 pD1

Seligson buys land, then sells portion, H 1/30/98 pD1

Seligson's plan for Norwalk central proceeds, might expand to Wall Street, H 5/15/98 pA3

Sono merchants form task force, BJ 6/1/98 p4

Sono retailers wrestle with an àngel in disguise', BJ 5/11/98 p1+

Stamford faces affordable housing crisis, BJ 12/21/98 p1+

The magnet that draws developers to Norwalk [photo], H 2/24/98 pC4

The right place for the right time, BJ 6/29/98 p18+

Vallerie Transportation pulls out of Norwalk as sale looms, BJ 1/19/98 p5


Wall Street redux [edit], H 5/18/98 pA12

What's in store to lure visitors this season?, BJ 6/29/98 p20

Norwalk-Economic developmentChildren's museum key element of

development, BJ 10/12/98 p8Plans move ahead on Norwalk

development projects, H 6/18/98 pA3

Norwalk-Education, Board of-Budgets

6.5% increase proposed for school budget, H 11/18/98 pA3

Board considers cutting 15 new teaching jobs, H 3/4/98 pA1+

Dribs & Drabs: Board of Estimate shifts $400K more to schools budget, H 3/19/98 pA1+

Middle school èxtramurals' recommended, H 11/18/98 pA3

Norwalk parents input sought, H 10/20/98 pA3

School board complains it's out of budget loop, H 1/20/98 pA1+

School budget meets the needs of city [letter], H 11/11/98 pA7


Norwalk-Education, Board of. SEE ALSO HERBERT, DR. VICTOR; NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

$400,000 more asked for Brookside, H 4/29/98 pA3

Amid doubts, $1M reading plan is OK'd, H 8/26/98 pA3





Budget reconciliation talks off to 'poor' start, H 1/15/98 pA1+

Budget whittling tough task for schools, officials say, H 1/29/98 pA3

Community briefs: Agreement reached by board, custodians, H 11/5/98 pA4

Custodians and teachers [photo], H 5/21/98 pA10

Fodor school specifications OK'd, H 6/3/98 pA3

Great news coming out of school board [letter], H 12/15/98 pA9

Herbert names deputy [photo], H 12/1/98 pA1+

Longtime schools finance guru quits, H 4/8/98 pA1+

Mayor supports `Beacon' school; funds sought, H 12/2/98 pA3

Mayor's schools pledge angers school board, H 3/18/98 pA1+

Minorities rip school administration shake-up [photo], H 8/26/98 pA1+

Need for 'beacon' school is obvious [letter], H 11/16/98 pA13

Officials pleased with new school chief, search firm, H 6/9/98 pA3

Paper biased against charter school [letter], H 1/7/98 pA13



Positions cut in final budget, H 6/3/98 pA3

Principal, deputy hired, H 12/2/98 pA3School board adopts rules for

students surfing the 'Net, H 1/7/98 pA3

School board asks public to define goals, H 9/16/98 pA1

School board barely mentions tuberculosis death, H 2/4/98 pA3

School board gets first black chairwoman [photo], H 1/7/98 pA1+

School board passes $100 million budget, H 12/9/98 pA3

School custodian contract OK'd, awaits signatures, H 5/20/98 pA3

School officials reeling from proposed cuts to budget, H 1/14/98 pA1+

School policy changes on course, H 9/15/98 pA3

Schools near deal with local custodians: Board abandons idea for private janitorial firm [photo], H 5/19/98 pA1+

Senes to be honored, H 12/1/98 pA2Side by Side chief offers olive branch

to city board, H 1/7/98 pA3Substitute teachers get raise in

Norwalk, H 4/29/98 pA3Suburb schools no lure, school board

says, H 5/6/98 pA1+Vetter contends mayor usurping

district's power, H 6/4/98 pA3Wise first black to lead Norwalk

school board, H 1/8/98 pA4Norwalk-Estimate & Taxation, Board

ofCity Business: Estimate board rejects

funds for police station, H 5/27/98 pA3

Council member questions Estimate board's authority, H 9/19/98 pA3




Unexpected fill costs spur $450,000 request for new park, H 1/13/98 pA3

Norwalk-Fair Housing Advisory Commission

Àrrogant' mayor [letter], H 10/16/98 pA11

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Norwalk-Fair Housing Advisory Commission (Continued)


Fairness at work: Housing officer's work tied to NAACP dispute [photo], H 2/28/98 pA3


Mayor snubs `contentious' NAACP pick: Esposito refuses to explain why he won't reappoint Rodin [photo], H 7/7/98 pA1+




NAACP proposes petition drive to pressure Esposito: Legal action reviewed as group pushes for its choice, H 6/24/98 pA3




Who's contentious now? [edit], H 7/8/98 pA12

Norwalk-Fire Dept.2 families flee morning fire in S.

Norwalk, H 4/10/98 pA1+About that freeze [letter], H 11/6/98

pA11Before its demise, public works

garage used for fire training, H 5/22/98 pA3

Camera drive gets anonymous $5,000, H 4/1/98 pA4

City offered new immersion plan, H 10/29/98 pB3

Commission to look inside for next chief, H 1/15/98 pA3

Condo owner grateful to firefighters [letter], H 11/18/98 pA13

Disgruntled firefighter candidates may have to head to court in hiring dispute, H 1/29/98 pA3


Feds toss out spurned firefighter's discrimination lawsuit, H 6/19/98 pA1+



Fire Dept. fund-raisers retire, victorious, H 10/1/98 pA3


Firefighter says Norwalk discriminated against him, H 4/1/98 pA3

Firefighters inflate resumes at inactive hose company [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

First-response issues aired before the mayor, H 10/7/98 pA4


In your service / Norwalk, H 4/7/98 pA4

In your service / Norwalk [photo], H 1/20/98 pA4, H 2/24/98 pA4, H 3/3/98 pA4

It's Official [photo], H 2/18/98 pA3Judge douses suit vs. city on

firefighter hirings, H 9/3/98 pA1+Judge orders fire department hiring

freeze, H 10/8/98 pA2Knopp legislation funds training for

fire cameras, H 7/16/98 pA3Mayor may testify in patronage case,

H 8/4/98 pA3Mayor, officials called in lawsuit, H

8/28/98 pA3Merit quiz: Mayor, other fire

commissioners put on hiring grill, H 9/16/98 pA1+

Neighbors: Chief patriot [photo], H 11/18/98 pA4

No fistfight for 'first responder,' chiefs say, H 9/11/98 pA1+

No new fire trucks planned for this year: No money for new vehicles throws fire department's replacement policy off-track [photo], H 5/7/98 pC10

Norwalk defends latest firefighter hirings in court, H 5/13/98 pA3

Norwalk getting second thermal imaging camera, H 3/18/98 pA3

Second try in suit vs. city: Lawyer says he has new evidence, H 9/4/98 pA4

Speaking Out: Thermal imaging camera campaign community effort [letter], H 10/10/98 pA13


Station named for innovative chief: Yost honored for his 40 years fighting fires [photo], H 8/6/98 pA1+

The race to be first: Fire, police departments wrestle for 'first responder' status, H 9/10/98 pA1+



Norwalk-Harbor Management Commission

Revived Norwalk Harbor honored [photo], H 11/9/98 pA1+

River ice cometh; Who will clear it?, H 11/14/98 pA1+

Norwalk-Health, Dept. of33 should get TB tests, city health

officials say, H 2/14/98 pA1+Brookside tour reveals potential

health issues [photo], H 2/27/98 pA1+


City may look at needle-exchange plan, H 12/4/98 pA1+

Community briefs: City gets $600K in health grants, H 7/14/98 pA4

Fair focuses on health: City and providers hook up to educate public [photo], H 5/8/98 pA4

Health officials close pork shop, H 4/15/98 pA2

Popular pork store shut down by city, H 4/2/98 pA4

Pork store back in business, H 4/23/98 pA3


Second TB case in normal range, health officials say, H 2/27/98 pA3

Vaccines can defeat infectious diseases, H 2/28/98 pA2

Workshops funded for mothers-to-be, H 3/25/98 pA3

Your opinion [chart], H 12/7/98 pA2Norwalk-Historical Commission

Historic structures imperiled [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+


Norwalk-HistoryImmigration shaped the city, H 4/9/98

pB1Suburbs shun the bright lights: By the

1860's, city was lit by whale oil [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

The Way We Were [column with photo], H 1/8/98 pB6, H 1/15/98 pD2, H 1/22/98 pC8, H 1/29/98 pC12, H 2/5/98 pC8, H 2/12/98 pD9, H 2/19/98 pA6, H 2/26/98 pD8, H 3/5/98 pA7, H 3/12/98 pC10, H 3/19/98 pC8, H 3/26/98 pC8, H 4/2/98 pD7, H 4/9/98 pC13, H 4/16/98 pD7, H 4/23/98 pD8, H 4/30/98 pD7, H 5/7/98 pD7, H 5/14/98 pA8, H 5/21/98 pB8, H 5/28/98 pA8, H 6/4/98 pD7, H 6/11/98 pD7, H 6/18/98 pD8, H 6/25/98 pA8, H 7/2/98 pA9, H 7/9/98 pC7, H 7/16/98 pD8, H 7/23/98 pA7, H 7/30/98 pB7, H 8/6/98 pC8, H 8/13/98 pA12, H 8/20/98 pC10, H 8/27/98 pC9, H 9/3/98 pB3, H 9/10/98 pB3, H 9/17/98 pD8, H 9/24/98 pD8, H 10/1/98 pA7, H 10/8/98 pA12, H 10/15/98 pC9, H 10/22/98 pA9, H 10/29/98 pA8, H 11/5/98 pC11, H 11/12/98 pA8, H 11/19/98 pA4, H 11/25/98 pC10, H 12/3/98 pA5, H 12/10/98 pB10, H 12/17/98 pC10, H 12/24/98 pA11, H 12/31/98 pA7

Norwalk-Mayors. SEE ESPOSITO, FRANK J. JR.

Norwalk-Officials and employeesÀcting' jobs flourish, H 7/28/98 pA1+A place for cuts? [edit], H 7/25/98

pA10Candidates sweat through tests for

Norwalk Police jobs [photo], H 7/20/98 pA3

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Norwalk-Officials and employees (Continued)

City Business: Mayor receives raise despite Aguilar's effort, H 5/27/98 pA3



Disgruntled firefighter candidates may have to head to court in hiring dispute, H 1/29/98 pA3


Golf course worker given pink slip by city after complaining, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Highway supervisor job may get another life, H 7/15/98 pA2

Mayor appoints Mocciae to direct parks, H 7/28/98 pA1+

Mayor may testify in patronage case, H 8/4/98 pA3

New city attorney thrilled by post, H 8/12/98 pA3

Norwalk prepares for cyber future by merging with schools [photo], H 4/20/98 pA3

Oak Hills does end run to keep son working, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Oak Hills workers underwhelmed by job deal, H 1/28/98 pA1+

Unions, city start tango on contracts, H 7/23/98 pA1+

Norwalk-Parks and Recreation, Dept. of

Àcting' jobs flourish, H 7/28/98 pA1+A happy ending [edit], H 7/29/98 pA12Animated about cartoon character

[photo], H 8/7/98 pA3Norwalk-Planning Commission

Brookside School asks city planners for help, H 2/5/98 pA3

Cafero resigns zoning post, H 7/29/98 pA5

Irish pub plan renews SoNo debate [photo], H 11/17/98 pA1+

Norwalk considers regulations for ferries, marinas, H 3/30/98 pA3

Office complex proposed near City Hall: Historic cottage would be torn down [photo], H 10/15/98 pA1+


Planners to fine tune laws for Reed-Putnam plan, H 9/15/98 pA1+

Planners urged to approve buy of Fodor Farm, H 2/5/98 pA3

Reed-Putnam work gets go-ahead, H 9/17/98 pA3

Traffic and trees among concerns for Costco plan, H 4/17/98 pA3

Norwalk-Police Dept.`We're on same side,' chief tells

Bouton St, H 8/27/98 pA1+10G is OK'd for testing police site, H

8/12/98 pA330 minutes ends cop's 18 months of

waiting [photo], H 1/27/98 pA1+

A local alternative? [edit], H 12/3/98 pA10

African-American parade planners want good route, H 5/22/98 pA1+

Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H 1/23/98 pA10, H 5/29/98 pA8, H 9/4/98 pA10

Candidates sweat through tests for Norwalk Police jobs [photo], H 7/20/98 pA3

Case against Norwalk cops filed in Bridgeport court, H 7/2/98 pA3

Chief explains 470G in overtime, H 8/4/98 pA3

City Business, H 6/10/98 pA3City offered new immersion plan, H

10/29/98 pB3City police promote eight officers, H

12/22/98 pA3City to pay $110,000 in suit against

two off-duty officers, H 1/14/98 pA1+


Committee delays selection of police station architect, H 4/23/98 pA3

Committee selects architect to design police station, H 4/20/98 pA3

Community briefs: Norwalk has new detective, H 7/21/98 pA4

Community briefs: Police receive drug grant, H 5/20/98 pA4

Community relations: Norwalk is a leader in trend to get police officers back into the neighborhoods [photo], H 1/22/98 pB6

Cops win residents praise, H 1/22/98 pB6

Cops' Crime Syndicate: Greater Norwalk police say they're winning key battles [photo], H 8/1/98 pA1+

Council delays action on grant for city police, H 7/29/98 pA5

Crossing guards needed to let police handle duties, H 1/6/98 pA4


Decision on Officer Delgado now in hands of Chief Rilling, H 5/7/98 pA3

Delgado attorney says accept jury's view [photo], H 2/20/98 pA3

Delgado faces new police hearing to get job back, H 2/4/98 pA1+

Delgado gets his job back: Suspended officer had been cleared in traffic-stop incident [photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+

Delgado's story incoherent, police investigators testify, H 1/23/98 pA3

Discrimination claim against Norwalk cops rejected by state, H 4/28/98 pA3



Esposito wants special $400K for police station design, H 7/31/98 pA1

Federal judge tosses part of convict's suit, H 12/7/98 pA1+

First-response issues aired before the mayor, H 10/7/98 pA4

Five shiny badges: New Norwalk cops survived exhaustive review [photo], H 10/1/98 pA1+


Heart Patrol: Norwalk police plan to put defibrillators in some cruisers, H 4/14/98 pA1+


In your service / Norwalk [photo], H 3/17/98 pA4




Money for station ok'd, H 8/12/98 pA4Money OK'd for police station design,

H 8/26/98 pA3New police station [edit], H 9/8/98 pA6New tenants to meet with police, H

11/20/98 pA3No fistfight for 'first responder,' chiefs

say, H 9/11/98 pA1+Norwalk officer of the month [photo],

H 12/22/98 pA4Norwalk officer on trial Tuesday in

sexual assault, H 1/10/98 pA3Norwalk Police Dept. faces scrutiny,

H 12/5/98 pA3Norwalk police getting mobile unit, H

5/29/98 pA3Norwalk police looking for child seat

violations, H 2/7/98 pA4Norwalk policeman on patrol in

Bosnia [photo], H 12/12/98 pA1+Norwalk, Wilton police arrest 5

Anchor fund-raisers, H 1/13/98 pA3


Officer's report says woman exposed herself to him [photo], H 1/22/98 pA3

Police advise following the ABCs, H 4/23/98 pC6

Police arm themselves with heart-starting gear, H 9/3/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: Tentative ID made on dead body, H 1/27/98 pA4

Police cars sparkle [photo], H 11/5/98 pA3

Police changes uncertain, H 12/18/98 pA3

Police chief's ex-aide suing: Secretary of 30 years calls dismissal unfair, H 9/26/98 pA3

Police continue search for man who fled court, H 5/22/98 pA3

Police find dead body under bridge, H 1/26/98 pA3

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Norwalk-Police Dept. (Continued)Police give bicycle to teen for his

climb up school mountain, H 5/18/98 pA1+

Police grant, H 8/12/98 pA4Police hearing on fate of Officer

Delgado resumes today, H 5/6/98 pA3

Police hearing set on suspended officer, H 2/17/98 pA1+

Police increase burglary patrol, H 5/23/98 pA4

Police offer few details in ambush at Monterey, H 2/10/98 pA3

Police officers promoted, H 12/26/98 pA3

Police petition over ice cream melting away: Ben and Jerry's denies rumor of flavor honoring cop killer, H 7/10/98 pA3

Police play Santa to SoNo youngsters [photo], H 12/21/98 pA3

Police ponder payment for parades [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

Police station could work at any of 5 sites, H 3/6/98 pA1+


Police think man they charged was not man they thought, H 2/17/98 pA3

Police union to choose new officers, H 12/29/98 pA3

Police, community leaders seek public input on police headquarters [photo], H 3/24/98 pA3

Police, family seek help locating Norwalk man, H 4/1/98 pA3

Residents warned about burglaries in Silvermine area, H 1/17/98 pA3

Retiring types [photo], H 6/13/98 pA3Rilling perplexed by delays in landing

money for station, H 7/15/98 pA1+

Route OK'd for city's first parade honoring black heritage, H 6/16/98 pA3

Scheduling conflicts delay Delgado's hearing, H 2/25/98 pA4

Shedding his Shield: Police officer retires after 27 years on the job [photo], H 5/2/98 pA3


Smoked Out: Cedar Court standoff ends abruptly as police rush barricaded apartment [photo], H 1/17/98 pA1+

Some police officers aren't fit for duty [photo], H 4/25/98 pA1+

Sound of gunfire at cafe sends crowd scattering, H 5/5/98 pA3

State to loan $1.5M for station [photo], H 9/5/98 pA1+

Station as Crime fighter: Many residents agree with police chief that a new headquarters on Monroe St. may help deter crime in SoNo, H 3/25/98 pA1+

The race to be first: Fire, police departments wrestle for 'first responder' status, H 9/10/98 pA1+


To Serve And Protect: Norwalk officers honor fallen comrades [photo], H 5/15/98 pA3

Toxin tests set for site of police station, H 8/5/98 pA3


Woman who sued about job tries again, H 12/16/98 pA1+

Youngsters learn lessons at police open house [photo], H 5/18/98 pA3


Norwalk-Police Dept.-Car chaseDead end, fence end police chase, H

1/3/98 pA3No lower bail in Roodner chase case,

H 8/11/98 pA3Norwalk man in serious condition

after car chase, H 8/6/98 pA4Police Blotter: Drug suspects caught

in chase, H 5/29/98 pA4Police Blotter: Short chase leads to

charges, H 7/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Three lead cops on

chase, H 12/4/98 pA4Suit narrowed in 1992 chase deaths,

H 12/19/98 pA1+Suspect nabbed: 2 others escape in

wild I-95 chase, H 7/25/98 pA3Norwalk-Police Dept.-K-9 Unit

Training to sniff out crime [photo], H 12/31/98 pA3

Norwalk-Police Dept.-Marine DivisionIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

2/10/98 pA4River ice cometh; Who will clear it?, H

11/14/98 pA1+The law of the water: City police pull

no punches to keep Long Island Sound safe [photo], H 8/10/98 pB8

Norwalk-Probate CourtCity probate candidate a sure winner,

H 10/31/98 pA3Norwalk-Public Works, Dept. of

Aguilar continues effort to save friend's job at DPW, H 5/13/98 pA3



Before its demise, public works garage used for fire training, H 5/22/98 pA3

City and Ritar Ford near fee agreement for Yankee Doodle, H 6/27/98 pA3


Council, mayor bicker over raise for Riegle, H 12/23/98 pA3

Councilwoman says DPW layoff an attack on her [photo], H 4/15/98 pA1+

Norwalk resident ticked off over parking ticket situation [photo], H 5/5/98 pA3

Public works defends spending $450K on park, H 2/25/98 pA1+

Public works traffic head lashes out at city drivers, H 2/4/98 pA3

Revamping planned for public works [photo], H 3/5/98 pA3

Standing his ground on wetland: Rowayton man ignores requirement to pay for soil tests of flooded year [photo], H 8/20/98 pA3


Track work underway, H 8/22/98 pA3Norwalk-Recreation, Parks and

Building Management, Dept. ofAthletic fields sought: Football,

soccer plans under study, H 12/9/98 pA1+

Neighbors: Watching the Sound [photo], H 6/17/98 pA4

Norwalk-School Readiness CouncilCity's early child care gets $2M

[photo], H 4/30/98 pA1Norwalk-Second Taxing District

2nd District high jinks [edit], H 12/4/98 pA10

Commissioners railroaded pay raise [letter], H 12/17/98 pA11

Commissioners' salary increase appears to be water over the dam, H 12/11/98 pA1+

District action [letter], H 11/27/98 pA13

Petition seeks to repeal raise in district pay: Commissioner Milici says increase was `ridiculous', H 12/3/98 pA1+

Political anachronism [edit], H 12/15/98 pA8

Norwalk-Taxing DistrictsIn defense of district system [letter], H

11/30/98 pA13Norwalk-Third Taxing District

3rd District panel ignores electors [letter], H 8/19/98 pA13

3rd Taxing District officials review bidding process [photo], H 3/18/98 pA3

Brown steps down from chairman job in taxing district, H 5/19/98 pA3

District can't shell out for oyster fest, rules say, H 8/6/98 pA3

District utilites staying current, H 8/7/98 pA3

District workers hope for late holiday gifts, H 2/6/98 pA3

Electric sale in charter changes, H 8/19/98 pA3

Historic charter changes advance, H 8/28/98 pA3

Taxpayers push for East Norwalk Library funding, H 3/6/98 pA4

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Norwalk-Third Taxing District (Continued)

Third Taxing District officials change lawyers, car deals, H 2/7/98 pA3

Third Taxing District to vote on updating its 1913 charter, H 4/18/98 pA3

Writer responds to 3rd District critic [letter], H 8/25/98 pA13

Norwalk-Traffic AuthorityJefferson barriers on way, H 12/3/98

pA3Norwalk-Zoning Board of Appeals




Norwalk-Zoning CommissionCity agencies dividing SoNo

community [letter], H 12/2/98 pA7City considers tougher rules for `big

box' stores, H 7/10/98 pA3Costco clears final hurdle, but court

challenges loom, H 5/21/98 pA3Costco plan receives

recommendation, with strings, H 5/15/98 pA3

Costco's Tough Sale: Visions of traffic snarls bedevil project [photo], H 3/19/98 pA1+

Extra lane suggested for Costco, H 5/1/98 pA3

Hot dog stand has its day, H 4/23/98 pA4

Landlord challenges Reed-Putnam plan, H 10/16/98 pA1+

Month-long wait follows two-day hearing on Costco, H 3/20/98 pA1

Pasta Fair sign flashes too quickly, zoners say, H 5/21/98 pA1+

Permits now necessary for high-speed ferries, H 4/23/98 pA3

Purdue Frederick, Omnipoit plans OK'd, H 5/21/98 pA3


Zoning board wants stiff day-care center rules, H 5/1/98 pA1+

Zoning Commission approves Maritime education center, H 1/22/98 pA3

Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City ProjectHelping a sister-city [photo], H

11/20/98 pA3Norwest Marine

On the waterfront [photo], H 9/17/98 pB3

Nosenzo, EricFaces & Places: Winners take all

[photo], BJ 7/20/98 p18Notre Dame Convalescent Home

Neighbors: Where listening is the best therapy [photo], H 1/7/98 pA4

Noyce, Piper and BobLiving on Sharp Hill Road / Wilton

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA4

Noyes, ChaneyWeston aims at postseason peak

[photo], H 10/21/98 pB1+NRS Carting

Knopp calls for tougher standards for garbage trucks [photo], H 6/11/98 pA3

Norwalk recycling contractor off to sluggish start, H 6/16/98 pA3

Residents dump on new recycler: Bins haven't been picked up for days along Norwalk streets, H 6/20/98 pA1

NSS Bancorp Inc. SEE ALSO NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY; SUMMIT BANCORP

Big bank, small bank soul: Summit Bancorp outlines aggressive expansion plans for state, H 12/8/98 pD1

Earnings for buyer of NSS, H 7/15/98 pA9

NSS Bancorp board OKs dividends, H 8/1/98 pD1

NSS merger ratified by shareholders, H 11/6/98 pA3

Stock market gyrations cut into NSS earnings, BJ 11/9/98 p7

Summit Bancorp closes deal for Norwalk's NSS, BJ 11/30/98 p9


Summit closes its NSS acquisition, H 11/25/98 pC9

Summit jumps into banking market with NSS merger, BJ 6/29/98 p2

Nuclear disarmamentCouncil member pushes nuke ban, H

12/22/98 pA3Nunn, Kevin

A tale of two cities: Man who helped resurrect Bronx accepts Bridgeport challenge [photo], BJ 2/2/98 p1+

Nunziata, BretAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Nurses


For nurses, patient care still comes first, H 5/21/98 pB1+



Norwalk Hospital, union reach deal, H 12/24/98 pA4

Norwalk nurses examine changes in profession, H 4/28/98 pA3

Nurses vote yes on new contract [photo], H 12/30/98 pA1+

Nurses wary of contract proposals [photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+

Nursing & Home Care Inc.Benefit for Home Care [photo], H

4/4/98 pB7Nursing facilities, Skilled. SEE

NURSING HOMES

Nursing homesNeighbors: Where listening is the

best therapy [photo], H 1/7/98 pA4

Retirement housing prices hit record, BJ 6/8/98 p12

The List: Nursing Homes [chart], BJ 10/19/98 p8

Nussbaum, Steven M.People: Advest board member

named [photo], H 3/30/98 pA7Nutmeg Curling Club

Clubs may get new home, H 10/22/98 pA3

Nyala Farms-WestportClarion Partners acquires Nyala

Farms in Westport, BJ 12/28/98 p2

For $100 million you can purchase Nyala farms site, H 6/12/98 pA3

Investors acquire Nyala Farms for $92 million, H 12/22/98 pD1

Nyala Farms sold, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

OO&S Distributing

Nitro 9 distributor, H 7/6/98 pA11O'Brien, Judy


O'Brien, StephanieGOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils


O'Brien, Thomas H.Business people: Heart Walk gets

new leader from First Union Nat'l [photo], H 8/24/98 pB6

O'Brien-Feldman, AlexPained Piper [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1

O'Connell, Sister MonaNeighbors: Norwalk nun opens doors

for mothers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA4O'Connell, James

Personnel file [photo], H 12/14/98 pB7O'Connor, Thomas

Had them all the way - Yeah, right [photo], H 3/17/98 pA1

Norwalk Old Timers to honor O'Connor and Seymour [photo], H 9/30/98 pB1

O'Donnell, Meghan1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4O'Donnell, Sean

Holiday performance [photo], H 12/15/98 pA2

O'Grady, KevinDiviney, O'Grady vie in probate race,

H 10/31/98 pA7O'Hara, Florence

Living on Red Barn Lane / Norwalk: Norwalk lane offers village lifestyle [photo], H 3/3/98 pA4

O'Hara, PeterOpen space backed [photo], H

11/17/98 pA1+O'Neil, Peter

Peter's life: Down syndrome won't hamper Olympian effort [photo], H 9/19/98 pB10

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O'Neill's PubIrish pub plan renews SoNo debate

[photo], H 11/17/98 pA1+O'Sullivan, Marian


O'Toole, MaryFashion Finds: Consignment shops

offer styles for less [photo], H 4/27/98 pA9

Oak Hills Golf Course. SEE ALSO GOLF-NORWALK

All golfers want is a restaurant [letter], H 10/7/98 pA13

An update on conditions at Oak Hills [letter], H 10/5/98 pA13

Anxious to start [photo], H 3/5/98 pB5Architects given open sketch pad, H

6/1/98 pA3City business: Roman named to spot

on Oak Hills Authority, H 5/27/98 pA3

Golf course worker given pink slip by city after complaining, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Great golf course lacks one thing [letter], H 9/17/98 pA9

Lupica warms a cold course [photo], H 11/19/98 pB5+

Matter of course: Architect tapped for Oak Hills projects, H 4/29/98 pA4

Oak Hill board plans restaurant, driving range [photo], H 3/13/98 pA3

Oak Hills course just gets better [letter], H 9/21/98 pA13

Oak Hills course needs an oasis [letter], H 8/20/98 pA9

Oak Hills does end run to keep son working, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Oak Hills workers underwhelmed by job deal, H 1/28/98 pA1+

Officials putter with Oak Hills plan, H 9/22/98 pA3

Oak Hills Women's Golf AssociationSports in brief: Russell to lead

OHWGA, H 11/12/98 pB6Oakfield Rd.-Norwalk

Mid-city neighbors work to stave off decline: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 5/19/98 pA4

Oberlander, AlexanderHappy Thanksgiving [photo], H

11/25/98 pA1Obituaries

Aaron, Arrie Mae [Glover], H 8/12/98 pB13

Abad, Madeleine Weissbrodt, H 10/9/98 pD9

Abrahamson, Emma Helen, H 9/21/98 pB13

Abrahamson, Sadie Girard, H 9/21/98 pB13

Abruscato, Carmela M. [Coniglio] `Millie', H 8/13/98 pD7

Acquino, Florence C. [Carbone], H 6/11/98 pD7, H 6/10/98 pB13

Adams, James S. Sr, H 12/2/98 pD7Addison, Corine [Jenkins], H 5/18/98

pB13

Addison, Shankia Renee, H 3/25/98 pB13, H 3/24/98 pB13

Aldrich, Irene [Jonkers] "Renie," H 9/3/98 pD7

Allen, Dr. Benjamin, H 12/29/98 pB13, H 12/28/98 pB13

Allen, John P. C., H 4/25/98 pD11Allen, Olive Smith [Priestley], H

11/9/98 pB13Allington, Joland E. [Szotak], H

2/7/98 pD9, H 2/6/98 pD9Allington, Joseph G, H 1/27/98 pB13,

H 1/28/98 pB13Alvord, Arthur M, H 5/29/98 pD9, H

5/28/98 pD7Alvord, Isabel B, H 3/31/98 pD7Ambler, Elizabeth R, H 6/23/98 pB13Ames, Doris Mansur, H 10/14/98

pB13Amma, K. Amini, H 12/5/98 pD11Amodeo, Sarah Rosaria [Milazzo], H

12/28/98 pB13Andersen, Elizabeth Allyn, H 3/21/98

pD9Andorfalvi, Katalin, H 2/14/98 pD15Andreozzi, Sharon Tolles, H 4/24/98

pD11Andrews, Lowry B, H 3/10/98 pB13Angevine, Evelyn Gordon Bishop, H

2/9/98 pB13Annuncio, Lluba Kuznezova, H

10/28/98 pB13Antedomenico, John A, H 4/21/98

pD7Antedomenico, John H, H 7/30/98

pD7Aponte, Domingo Jr, H 7/15/98 pB13Applegate, Dorothea R. [Iliff], H

2/21/98 pD9Armstead, Theodore Joseph, H

1/23/98 pD9Armster, Ernest, H 1/7/98 pB13Armstrong, Geneva [Moore], H

4/30/98 pD7Arnold, Eleanor [Sammis], H 11/3/98

pB13Askenback, John A., H 3/31/98 pD7Assing, Carmen, H 5/7/98 pD7Auleta, Frederick J, H 10/9/98 pD9Avallone, John, H 3/28/98 pD11Avery, Doris Florence, H 9/29/98

pB13Bach, John E, H 2/10/98 pB13Bailey, Thelma Blackmon, H 1/15/98

pD7Bainton, Elizabeth Ann, H 2/4/98 pB13Baken, Daniel, H 7/23/98 pD7Baker, Edward F, H 9/16/98 pB13Baker, Ruth E. [Johnson], H 5/27/98

pB13, H 5/26/98 pB13Balas, Anthony Martin, H 8/10/98

pB13Balding, Anne [Green], H 10/21/98

pB13, H 10/19/98 pB13Ball, Margaret Malowney, H 12/2/98

pD7Ballou, Audrey [Knickerbocker], H

6/3/98 pB13Balogh, Dorothy M, H 2/10/98 pB13Banks, Josephine DiMauro, H

12/31/98 pD7

Bannister, Elizabeth Houston [Gladstone], H 9/30/98 pB13

Barbarula, Ralph Leo, H 10/7/98 pB13Barber, Donald L, H 10/24/98 pD9Bard, Irene P, H 1/24/98 pD9Barker, Genevieve Elizabeth [Van

Horne], H 10/13/98 pD7Barnard, Frances Wood, H 8/8/98

pD9, H 8/10/98 pB13Barns, Marie Agnes [Toyfair], H

2/25/98 pB13Barnum, Lena C., H 6/20/98 pD9Barrett, Clifford F, H 8/4/98 pB13Bartek, Louis R. Sr, H 2/27/98 pD9Bartram, Michael F, H 12/24/98 pC11Basanta, Alice O'Reilly [O'Connell], H

3/9/98 pB13Baskay, Francis, H 4/9/98 pC13Bassett, Norman Albert, H 12/10/98

pD9Bastoni, Gerald R, H 12/10/98 pD9, H

12/9/98 pB13Batchelor, Harry Leon, H 8/7/98 pD7,

H 8/6/98 pD7Bates, Myrtle Boyd, H 6/26/98 pD7Batterson, Alice [Horan], H 3/19/98

pD7Bechert, Robert Charles, H 1/8/98

pD7Beliveau, Joseph R, H 2/28/98 pD9Bell, Calvin M, H 6/4/98 pD7Bell, Roselyn, H 5/6/98 pB13Bellantoni, Mary Bombina [Mancini],

H 6/26/98 pD7Benedetto, Anthony `Ben', H 8/21/98

pD7, H 8/20/98 pD7, H 8/24/98 pB13

Benedetto, Salvatore "Doc," H 7/8/98 pB13

Benedetto, Scott, H 12/21/98 pD7Benham, June Maher, H 10/19/98

pB13Benko, Mary H. [Vasko], H 2/14/98

pD15Benko, Vivien Kathryn [Bonaventura],

H 4/27/98 pB13Bennett, Evelyn Marie Ecklund, H

11/25/98 pD15Bennett, Harold L, H 5/8/98 pD9Bennett, Helen W. S. [Sanford], H

2/21/98 pD9Bennett, Timothy P. Sr, H 11/4/98

pB13, H 11/3/98 pB13Bernini, Harry V, H 3/24/98 pB13Bessette, Irene Lacombe, H 9/15/98

pB13Bigelow, Charlie W, H 4/1/98 pB13Billick, Ignac, H 2/28/98 pD9Billie, Rahien, H 7/7/98 pB13Bino, Irene Pollak, H 1/17/98 pD9Birch, Eliza Jane S. [Sherwood], H

10/20/98 pB13Birnbaum, Dora, H 2/18/98 pB13Black, Patrick H, H 7/27/98 pB13Blackman, Christine Broadmeyer, H

8/12/98 pB13Blackwood, Harry Percival, H 8/13/98

pD7Bloom, Louis R, H 2/14/98 pD15Blue, Lillie Mae Turrentine, H 6/16/98

pB13

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Obituaries (Continued)Blumenthal, Mildred W.

[Wimpfheimer], H 2/21/98 pD9, H 2/20/98 pD9

Boczer, Patricia Ann [Brown], H 11/19/98 pD7

Bohannan, Alfred John, H 1/10/98 pD9, H 1/12/98 pB13

Bohnsack, Jennifer L. Wystrach, H 8/7/98 pD7, H 8/6/98 pD7

Boles, Sam, H 12/22/98 pD7, H 12/21/98 pD7

Bollmann, Herbert K, H 10/28/98 pB13Bonaventura, Mary Jane [Cusson], H

5/22/98 pD9Bond, Nina L, H 1/5/98 pB13Booker, Rose Lee [McCahn], H

11/7/98 pD11Borden, Joseph Levi Jr., H 5/6/98

pB13Boston, Carl, H 10/13/98 pD7, H

10/14/98 pB13Botticelli, Anna, H 12/18/98 pD11Bottone, Louis J, H 1/9/98 pD7, H

1/10/98 pD9Bottone, Mary `Lil' [Nistico], H

10/15/98 pD7, H 10/14/98 pB13Bouchard, Jean, H 2/20/98 pD9Bouton, Harold Joseph, H 8/18/98

pD7Bowes, John W, H 3/13/98 pD9, H

3/12/98 pD9Bowman, Michael W, H 8/1/98 pD9,

H 8/3/98 pB13Boyce, Elsie M. [Blydenburgh], H

1/10/98 pD9Boyd, George Jr, H 9/26/98 pD9Boyd, Patricia Ann Spencer, H 2/5/98

pD7Boyle, Charles J Sr, H 3/11/98 pB13Boyle, Charles J. "Chuck," H 7/22/98

pB13Boyles, Robert L, H 1/29/98 pD7, H

1/27/98 pB13Bradley, Barbara Ann [Ralph], H

10/8/98 pD7Breece, Leamon `Leon' Sr, H

12/16/98 pD7Breitbarth, Laurel [Stroh], H 1/28/98

pB13Brennan, Mary G. [Sarica], H 5/21/98

pD7Breslow, Jacob, H 2/2/98 pB13Bria, Florence, H 1/27/98 pB13Briesler, Mary Lou, H 4/7/98 pD7Brink, Robert M, H 12/23/98 pB13Brissette, Richard Stacy, H 1/24/98

pD9Britto, Charles C, H 4/21/98 pD7Britto, Fermino, H 12/1/98 pD7Broadhurst, Mary Gay, H 10/14/98

pB13Brodgesell, August, H 3/31/98 pD7Bronson, Winifred, H 2/17/98 pB13, H

2/14/98 pD15Brooks, Eugene, H 9/26/98 pD9Brown, Catherine [Wright], H 9/18/98

pD7Brown, Charles Alfred Jr, H 11/16/98

pB13Brown, Goldie Moskowitz, H 9/24/98

pD7

Brown, Lottie Elaine [Anderson], H 6/1/98 pB13, H 5/30/98 pD9

Brown, Pearl V. [Wilson], H 3/3/98 pB13

Brown, Richard, H 8/26/98 pB13Brown, W. Donald, H 12/29/98 pB13Bryant, Marilyn Towne, H 7/29/98

pB13Bucciarelli, Dominick B, H 3/19/98

pD7, H 3/18/98 pB13Bucciarelli, Richard A, H 11/27/98

pD11, H 11/25/98 pD15Buccieri, Antonio, H 4/23/98 pD7, H

4/21/98 pD7, H 4/22/98 pB13Buchs, Majorie 'Midge' [Burgess], H

3/26/98 pD9Budnick, Joseph S, H 12/30/98 pB13Buhrman, Charles H, H 2/9/98 pB13,

H 2/10/98 pB13Bunting, Michael John, H 9/11/98

pD9, H 9/10/98 pD7Burden, Sean P, H 5/27/98 [photo]

pB13, H 5/26/98 [photo] pB13Burger, James M, H 2/13/98 pD9Burns, Helena [Garrett], H 10/29/98

pD7Burriesci, Frances Veronica [Rinella],

H 7/3/98 pD11Burtscher, Peter, H 12/16/98 pD7Buschbaum, Joseph C. Jr, H 8/1/98

pD9Butler, Thomas G, H 8/21/98 pD7Butts, Roger M, H 11/4/98 pB13Byington, Carleton M, H 5/12/98 pD7,

H 5/13/98 pB13Byrnes, John M, H 7/20/98 pB13Cadmus, Edgar, H 12/18/98 pD11Cahill, John T, H 1/7/98 pB13, H

1/6/98 pB13Cahill, Timothy E, H 8/21/98 pD7Camhi, Sophie [Hasson], H 8/27/98

pD7, H 8/26/98 pB13Caminiti, Toni Lynn, H 5/1/98 pD9Camp, Arnold Roy, H 3/14/98 pD9, H

3/17/98 pB13Campbell, Anne A, H 1/19/98 pB13,

H 1/21/98 pB13, H 1/20/98 pB13Campbell, Dorothy, H 11/12/98 pD7Campbell, Phyliss M, H 10/8/98 pD7Campbell, Randall E, H 2/25/98

pB13, H 2/24/98 pB11Campbell, Sara F, H 12/4/98 pD7, H

12/5/98 pD11Caraszi, Gaza, H 7/25/98 pD9Cargill, William Burnell, H 1/19/98

pB13Carlos, Sammie III, H 10/7/98 pB13,

H 10/6/98 pB13Carlson, Denise Dunlop, H 8/18/98

pD7, H 8/17/98 pB13Carlson, Gail Miller, H 3/9/98 pB13Carota, A. S. 'Buzz,' H 11/16/98 pB13Carothers, Margaret Hughes, H

9/18/98 pD7Carpenter, Constance Varnie, H

10/30/98 pD9, H 10/27/98 pB13Casa, Pietro Antonio, H 4/11/98 pD9,

H 4/13/98 pB13Casey, Barbara, H 5/27/98 pB13Casey, Eugene J. Jr, H 5/27/98 pB13Cassidy, Caroline L, H 3/4/98 pB13

Cassidy, James Warren, H 1/28/98 pB13

Castaneda, Jaime E, H 9/30/98 pB13Centner, Dolores [Bucciarelli], H

4/16/98 pD7Cerullo, Gloria M. [Fratteroli], H

10/27/98 pB13Cerulo, Carmela Passariello, H

6/29/98 pB13Chadbourn, Alfred C. "Chip," H

7/14/98 pB13Champion, Marion [Jordan], H

2/19/98 pD7Champion, Romainer "Champ," H

2/7/98 pD9Chapman, Althea F. [Fulmer], H

10/27/98 pB13, H 10/26/98 pB13Chapman, Carol [Epps], H 10/17/98

pD9Charles, Reuben `Ben' M, H 9/16/98

pB13, H 9/15/98 pB13Charles, Virgie Hull "Bert," H 5/29/98

pD9Cheh, Sonia [Dutka], H 5/21/98 pD7,

H 5/20/98 pB13Chen, Pen Lin, H 11/21/98 pD11Cherub, Henry, H 2/27/98 pD9Chickvary, Helen K, H 3/12/98 pD9Chieffalo, Frank, H 4/30/98 pD7Chieffalo, Pasquale, H 12/16/98 pD7,

H 12/17/98 pD7, H 12/15/98 pD7Chillington, Robert T, H 3/13/98 pD9,

H 3/12/98 pD9Chirco, Carmela, H 4/1/98 pB13, H

3/31/98 pD7Christian, Elizabeth M. (Chretian)

[Wupperfield], H 10/28/98 pB13Christiano, Margaret T. Carlucci, H

1/12/98 pB13Chuzas, Mary S. [Sacalas], H

12/17/98 pD7Cinco, Rose Mastrolillo, H 4/23/98

pD7Cinco, Salvatore, H 2/6/98 pD9, H

2/5/98 pD7Cioffi, Anna LaMorte, H 9/2/98 pB13,

H 9/1/98 [photo] pB8Clancy, Marie T. [Murray], H 2/17/98

pB13Clark, Adelaide E. Heidi [Eiserer], H

8/25/98 pB13Clark, Charles Stephen, H 6/23/98

pB13Clark, Edwin R. Sr, H 12/4/98 pD7Clark, Elizabeth S. [Spicer], H

7/28/98 pB13Clark, Louise Frelinghuysen, H

8/11/98 pD7Clark, Robert C, H 2/21/98 pD9Clarke, Barbara Bruff, H 5/28/98 pD7Clarke, James I, H 2/20/98 pD9, H

2/18/98 pB13, H 2/17/98 pB13Clarke, John Michael Jr, H 10/31/98

pD11Clarke, Mary, H 2/19/98 pD7Cleary, Donald F, H 2/21/98 pD9Clem, Arlene P. [Fasoli], H 3/7/98 pD9Clementi, Yolanda, H 1/15/98 pD7Clinchey, Kenneth S. Sr, H 2/2/98

pB13Clinton, Mary A, H 3/27/98 pD9Clow, L. Peter, H 12/26/98 pD9

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Obituaries (Continued)Coates, Thelma G. [Garwood], H

6/11/98 pD7, H 6/15/98 pB13, H 6/12/98 pD11

Coats, Kelly, H 10/6/98 pB13Cocchia, Pauline L. [Chaloux], H

6/30/98 pB13, H 6/29/98 pB13Cochrane, Charles Francis, H 9/17/98

pD7Codepietro, Antonio, H 6/9/98 pB13Cody, Rose B, H 10/29/98 pD7Coffin, Clara Lawrence, H 7/8/98

pB13Cole, Elizabeth Mansy, H 6/12/98

pD11, H 6/10/98 pB13Colgan, Anne M. [Miller], H 1/6/98

pB13Collins, Donald James Jr., H 4/14/98

pB13Condren, Frank T, H 11/7/98 pD11Connell, Margaret, H 7/24/98 pD7, H

7/23/98 pD7Connelly, Doris M, H 2/21/98 pD9Connolly, Edward, H 7/6/98 pB13Connolly, Rosalyn E. [Zacher], H

10/1/98 pD7Connor, Thomas Edward Sr, H

8/12/98 pB13Considine, Paul E, H 4/28/98 pC9, H

4/29/98 pB13Consorte, Louis F, H 11/9/98 pB13Conway, Beatrice, H 5/7/98 pD7Conway, William, H 4/1/98 pB13Cook, Helen M. Lawlor, H 3/11/98

pB13Cook, Margaret Barrett, H 8/26/98

pB13Cooke, Irene [Nagy], H 7/25/98 pD9Coppola, Joseph S. [photo], H

11/12/98 pD7Corbin, Avanelle H. [Goodwin], H

11/28/98 pD11Corello, Salvatore D, H 3/23/98 pB13,

H 3/24/98 pB13Corso, Patricia Porter, H 10/3/98 pD9Cory, Christopher B, H 2/24/98 pB11Cotillo, Mary Ferrone, H 1/24/98 pD9Cotrone, Frank A, H 7/31/98 pD7Cotroneo, Jennie P, H 11/18/98 pB13Courtney, Patricia A, H 8/1/98 pD9Coutermash, Allen R, H 12/26/98 pD9Coutermash, Madeline L. Cullen, H

10/28/98 pB13Coviello, Mildred, H 7/20/98 pB13Cowley, Rosemarie Severo, H

4/28/98 pC9Cowras, Theodore, H 4/14/98 pB13Craig, Edward Lewis, H 9/16/98 pB13Crain, Anne C. [Staib], H 10/28/98

pB13Crawford, Karen Zanesky, H 4/6/98

pB13Cribari, Peter A, H 9/3/98 pD7Crimmins, Violet R, H 3/31/98 pD7Critcher, Robert, H 10/23/98 pD9Crosby, Ethelwynne, H 1/6/98 pB13Crosson, Elizabeth C. [Curley], H

10/8/98 pD7Croughwell, Doris [Bobletz], H

12/19/98 pD11Crucitti, Kenneth J. Jr., H 6/20/98 pD9

Cruz, Esther K. [Kern], H 11/10/98 pB13

Cruz, Juanita Rowser Robert, H 7/11/98 pD11

Culbreth, Marvin K., H 3/30/98 pB13Cullen, Janet C, H 1/20/98 pB13Cummings, Mary J. [Mason], H

7/8/98 pB13Cummins, Callie Gavin, H 4/14/98

pB13Cunningham-Smith, Deborah, H

9/10/98 pD7Cuomo, Frances Capasso, H 11/6/98

pD7Cutbill, Edith [Henderschott], H

1/2/98 pD7Cutrone, Marion Rocco, H 8/22/98

pD9, H 8/24/98 pB13Czamanski, Marian W, H 4/29/98

pB13Czegledi, Frank, H 1/17/98 pD9, H

1/19/98 pB13Czel, Erik M, H 12/8/98 pD7D'Amico, Edward A, H 1/24/98 pD9,

H 1/26/98 pB13D'Amico, Elizabeth, H 11/9/98 pB13D'Andria, Nicholas, H 8/24/98 pB13Daher, Barbara W. [White], H 6/4/98

pD7, H 6/3/98 pB13Dale, William E, H 8/12/98 pB13Damato, Adele A, H 10/24/98 pD9Dancy, Karl L, H 12/18/98 pD11Daniels, Annie Bell 'Penny,' H 9/23/98

pB13Daniels, Antoinette Turso, H 12/24/98

pC11Danks, Crescent Marion [Lindhamer],

H 1/30/98 pD9Danzer, Joseph, H 12/26/98 pD9Dattalo, Frank A, H 5/27/98 [photo]

pB13, H 5/26/98 [photo] pB13Dauk, Adele Stepenovich, H 12/5/98

pD11Davila, Dionedes, H 5/28/98 pD7Davis, Doris Anna [Armistead], H

1/27/98 pB13Davis, Katherine [Froleiks] "Kay," H

7/27/98 pB13Davis, Kenneth Paul, H 12/18/98

pD11Davis, Raymond Albert, H 9/22/98

pB13Davis, Susan Jo, H 6/3/98 pB13Davis, Veanie, H 8/4/98 pB13Davis, Wilma Jean [Bellamy], H

7/15/98 pB13Dawson, Elizabeth "Betty"

Lopuchosky, H 2/11/98 pD7, H 2/10/98 pB13

Daye, Gracie [Claxton], H 8/6/98 pD7de Groot, William J, H 2/17/98 pB13De Maio, Marie S. [Sparno], H

4/21/98 pD7DeBartolomeo, Frank, H 9/14/98 pB13DeBlasi, Rose M. [Romito], H 4/17/98

pD9DeBlasi, Theresa Giuliani, H

10/26/98 pB13DeBone, Constantine B, H 8/6/98 pD7DeBone, Salvatore, H 12/2/98 pD7DeCaprio, Noel [Pasacreta], H

12/12/98 pD9

Decker, Agnes T. [Berglund], H 5/14/98 pD7, H 5/13/98 pB13

Deering, Mary Elizabeth, H 7/31/98 pD7

Defeo, Fred, H 3/7/98 pD9DeFlorio, Joseph J, H 9/22/98 pB13,

H 9/21/98 pB13DeForest, Viola A. [Wright], H 3/20/98

pD9Dego, Raymond A, H 7/15/98 pB13Deilus, Kathryn Flaherty, H 4/1/98

pB13, H 3/31/98 pD7DeJesus, Maria Flores, H 3/6/98 pD9DeLeonardis, Ann Branca, H 9/28/98

pB13Delgado, Mary T. [Finelli], H 4/28/98

pC9, H 4/27/98 pB13Delgado, Ricardo, H 4/30/98 pD7Deluca, Anthony W, H 3/26/98 pD9Demafeliz-Chernin, Lydia, H 12/11/98

pD9DeMarco, Camilla, H 5/29/98 pD9DeMarco, Michael A. Sr, H 5/22/98

pD9DeMarti, Charles J, H 2/13/98 pD9DeMartino, Gladys [West], H 8/6/98

pD7Dembski, Michael S, H 7/20/98 pB13Demeter, Jean Ladany, H 2/25/98

pB13DeMichelis, Anne Marie [Breisler], H

4/17/98 pD9, H 4/16/98 pD7Denner, Robert Leonard, H 5/20/98

pB13Denton, Dorothy Ford, H 5/19/98

pB13DePierro, Raffaela Urso, H 5/19/98

pB13DePompa, Sinibald J, H 3/16/98 pB13Dermody, Ruth, H 3/18/98 pB13DeSimone, Paul Peter Sr, H 11/20/98

pD11Desrosier, Gerard P, H 9/10/98 pD7,

H 9/2/98 pB13Deuser, Catherine Louise [Banaka],

H 9/4/98 pD7Dewart, Emily C. [Comstock], H

3/2/98 pB13Dickinson, Helen Penberthy Martin, H

11/21/98 pD11, H 11/18/98 pB13Dickinson, Josephine Pawsey, H

7/10/98 pD7Dickinson, Miriam H. [Hunter], H

9/22/98 pB13DiCostanzo, Ralph J. Sr, H 5/22/98

pD9Diminski, Anna [Shafranek], H 3/2/98

pB13Dinar, Liliana D, H 6/10/98 pB13DiNoi, Angeline H. [English], H

7/14/98 pB13, H 7/13/98 pB13DiPalma, Catherine, H 9/18/98 pD7,

H 9/16/98 pB13DiPanni, Joseph, H 1/14/98 pB13DiPanni, Lena [Liberatore], H 5/12/98

pD7DiPietro, Carl A, H 10/1/98 pD7DiRollo, James J, H 9/30/98 pB13DiScala, Frank F, H 1/8/98 pD7, H

1/7/98 pB13DiScala, Vincenzo "Jimmy," H

7/27/98 pB13

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Obituaries (Continued)Dohm, Sandra Kathleen, H 2/28/98

pD9Dolan, Gerald T, H 9/12/98 pD11Donaher, Edward J, H 11/9/98 pB13Donahue, Mabel E, H 3/27/98 pD9Donlevy, Mary Miles, H 1/7/98 pB13Donohue, Helen Marie [Davis], H

12/8/98 pD7Donohue, Peter W, H 11/6/98 pD7, H

11/7/98 pD11Doran, Edward Joseph, H 9/19/98

pD9Doria, Lillian [Pamelia], H 9/10/98 pD7Dorn, Howard, H 6/26/98 pD7, H

6/25/98 pD7Dorta, James T, H 5/28/98 pD7, H

5/27/98 pB13Doscher, Eugene, H 6/6/98 pD9Dowling, Marjorie A. [Nolan], H

6/12/98 pD11Dowling, Robert Burke, H 4/23/98 pD7Downey, Clark, H 7/31/98 [photo] pD7Downing, Goldie Elizabeth [Bayliss],

H 8/5/98 pB13Dozier, Martha Ann, H 1/13/98 pB13Drinkard, Richard Winston, H 8/21/98

pD7Drozd, Michael, H 3/5/98 pD9, H

3/4/98 pB13Duffy, Eugene, H 8/15/98 pD9, H

8/14/98 pD7Duffy, Neil F. Jr, H 7/18/98 pD9, H

7/17/98 pD7Dullea, Susie Fuller, H 1/12/98 pB13Duncan, Donald S, H 9/11/98 pD9, H

9/10/98 pD7, H 9/12/98 pD11Dunleavy, Peter T, H 4/29/98 pB13Dunn, Pauline T. [Torian], H 6/18/98

pD7Dunne, Lucia G. Nemeskay, H

3/20/98 pD9Dunsmore, James F, H 8/15/98 pD9Dupre, Charles Emile, H 12/12/98

pD9, H 12/14/98 pB13Dwan, Patrick 'Jack,' H 5/16/98 pD9,

H 6/16/98 pB13Dybiec, Elizabeth K. [Kearney], H

2/13/98 pD9Eagan, Joseph C, H 2/21/98 pD9Easton, Deborah Ann, H 3/24/98

pB13Eaton, Evelyn M. [Hooper], H

10/16/98 pD9, H 10/17/98 pD9, H 10/15/98 pD7

Eberhardt, Dorothea Edith, H 5/11/98 pB13

Ebert, Carl J, H 8/25/98 pB13, H 8/24/98 pB13

Eckenfelder, Melvin Christian, H 7/8/98 pB13

Eckman, Caitlyn Rose, H 9/29/98 pB13

Edman, Georgean Brauer, H 9/5/98 pD9

Edwards, Joan Veronica, H 10/28/98 pB13

Edwards, Larry L, H 1/27/98 pB13Edwards, William, H 6/23/98 pB13Efstathiades, John, H 12/19/98 pD11,

H 12/18/98 pD11

Eichberger, Johanna [Schaefer], H 3/21/98 pD9, H 3/23/98 pB13

Eichler, Jack H, H 11/11/98 pD7Einsel, Walter, H 11/18/98 pB13Eisman, Irving J, H 6/10/98 pB13Ekstrand, Karl Lars, H 3/2/98 pB13Eldridge, William T, H 1/22/98 pD7Ellis, Herbert B. Jr., H 5/5/98 pD7Embry, Mildred M. [Dohring], H

2/24/98 pB11Engelbrecht, Elizabeth, H 1/7/98 pB13Erb, Nora P. [Powers], H 2/19/98 pD7Erickson, Edith [Klein], H 2/27/98

pD9, H 2/26/98 pD7, H 2/25/98 pB13

Erickson, Helen [Cser], H 1/7/98 pB13Escoffey, Lillian [Wilder], H 10/10/98

pD11Esposito, John C, H 7/23/98 pD7Estes, J. R. `Dick', H 12/22/98 pD7Eufemia, Frank A, H 10/6/98 pB13Evans, Mary Moga, H 9/29/98 pB13,

H 9/28/98 pB13Fagan, Annetta L, H 3/14/98 pD9Falasca, Weda C, H 11/6/98 pD7, H

11/7/98 pD11Falcone, Thomas E. Jr, H 11/20/98

pD11Falk, Lucille E, H 3/4/98 pB13Falzone, Charles William Jr, H

12/26/98 pD9, H 12/21/98 pD7, H 12/24/98 pC11

Fanning, Elton H, H 6/6/98 pD9, H 6/4/98 pD7

Faragher, Sarah Hoyt, H 7/1/98 pB13Farrelly, Rita K, H 6/1/98 pB13Faux, Harry Noel, H 5/28/98 pD7Favuzza, Rose, H 11/19/98 pD7Fedeli, Angela V, H 5/5/98 pD7Federici, Rocco, H 11/10/98 pB13Fekety, Joseph, H 9/17/98 pD7, H

9/16/98 pB13Fenton, Leonard W, H 7/30/98 pD7Ferguson, Arnaize Finney, H 12/4/98

pD7Ferrandino, Peter J, H 7/21/98 pB13,

H 7/22/98 pB13, H 7/20/98 pB13Ferris, Horace Gilbert `Sam' Jr, H

8/18/98 pD7, H 8/17/98 pB13Field, Cora A. [Trede], H 9/28/98

pB13Finch, Lillian M. Blore, H 1/7/98 pB13Finley, Bessie M. [McCaffrey], H

9/9/98 pB13Finnegan, Emily A. [Sles], H 1/19/98

pB13, H 1/20/98 pB13Fiore, Frances M. [Scotti], H 11/17/98

pB13, H 11/16/98 pB13Fisher, Lucrece Marie Holmes, H

10/30/98 pD9Fisher, Robert Lee, H 3/26/98 pD9Fitzpatrick, Elizabeth Dakai Katona,

H 1/27/98 pB13, H 1/26/98 pB13Fitzpatrick, Michael J, H 12/8/98 pD7Flanagan, Bernice Leary [Ghiandoni],

H 5/30/98 pD9Flannery, Maria V. [Hanley], H

1/20/98 pB13Fleisch, Michelle S. [Fagin], H

4/25/98 pD11Flewellyn, William Donald, H 1/8/98

pD7

Flood, Emily [Boyd], H 11/4/98 pB13Flora, James R, H 7/17/98 pD7, H

7/30/98 pD7, H 7/16/98 pD7Florio, Ernesto, H 5/12/98 pD7Fludd, Carrie Ann [Profit], H 5/2/98

pD9, H 5/4/98 pB13Fogelberg, Mildred [Clark], H 1/13/98

pB13Foley, Jeanie Mead, H 8/26/98 pB13Foley, Mary C. (Caraszi), H 6/20/98

pD9Forbis, Eileen Hannah [Elliott], H

6/9/98 pB13, H 6/8/98 pB13Forcellina, James D, H 10/5/98 pB13Forcier, Patricia [Kestenbaum], H

9/25/98 pD9Foreit, Eugene "Topper," H 10/5/98

pB13, H 10/6/98 [photo] pB13Forger, Edmund E, H 3/26/98 pD9Forney, Oliver Sr, H 3/7/98 pD9, H

3/5/98 pD9Forte, Frederick F, H 10/9/98 pD9Fortin, Mercedes Sherwood, H 7/8/98

pB13Fortinberry, C. Lane, H 2/3/98 pD7Foss, Gordon D, H 9/8/98 pD7, H

9/9/98 pB13Foster, Edward C. Jr, H 5/16/98 pD9Foster, Frances D. [DeForster], H

6/16/98 pB13Fountain, Annie McVey [Crain], H

1/6/98 pB13, H 1/5/98 pB13Fox, George James, H 12/28/98 pB13Fox, Jesse S, H 10/27/98 pB13, H

10/26/98 pB13Francavilla, Anthony P, H 1/14/98

pB13, H 1/13/98 pB13Franek, Vivian J. Ruggiero, H 4/3/98

pD9Frank, Anthony J, H 9/25/98 pD9Frank, Gertrude Libner, H 9/21/98

pB13Frank, Steve, H 8/15/98 pD9Frank, Sydell [Zweibelson], H 7/6/98

pB13Franklin, Ann [Hlywa], H 8/1/98 pD9Franson, Ella E, H 3/25/98 pB13Franzen, George J. Sr, H 1/22/98 pD7Fratino, Rose [Valiante], H 10/21/98

pB13, H 10/20/98 pB13Frazier, Lawrence, H 3/3/98 pB13Freedman, Edna Raskin, H 9/11/98

pD9Freytag, Cecelia B. [Noe], H 2/13/98

pD9Friedman, Kathleen Brotherton, H

6/25/98 pD7, H 6/24/98 pB13Froleiks, Grace H. [Hollister], H

10/16/98 pD9, H 10/17/98 pD9, H 10/15/98 pD7

Froleiks, Xavier R. "Big X" Jr, H 9/19/98 pD9, H 9/18/98 pD7, H 9/21/98 pB13

Frost, Roger Arthur, H 7/9/98 pD7Fullin, Dorothy Wolfe, H 6/29/98

pB13, H 6/27/98 pD11Fusco, Paul, H 11/16/98 pB13Gabagat, Virgilio, H 12/8/98 pD7Gaffney, Bridget Delia [Haran], H

7/30/98 pD7Gage, Florence A. [Adams], H

3/13/98 pD9

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Obituaries (Continued)Gagon, Joseph W, H 9/8/98 pD7Galan, Robert Anthony, H 3/3/98

pB13, H 3/2/98 pB13Galbo, Charles J, H 2/11/98 pD7Gall, Carol Parana, H 4/27/98 pB13Gall, Helen [Wargo], H 6/25/98 pD7Gallagher, William F, H 9/10/98 pD7Gallo, Angelina [Filippi], H 12/29/98

pB13Gallup, Theodore Charles, H 8/31/98

pB13Galt, Alfreda Sill, H 8/31/98 pB13Gambino, Carmine, H 12/12/98 pD9,

H 12/11/98 pD9Gammons, Paul B, H 3/6/98 pD9Gant, Travis, H 2/7/98 pD9Garbus, Richard L, H 9/3/98 pD7Garcia, Hernando, H 12/21/98 pD7Garfield, Nicholas J, H 1/15/98 pD7,

H 1/14/98 pB13Garibaldi, Ethel R. [Demko], H

10/13/98 pD7Garofalo, Anthony J, H 5/26/98 pB13Garrigan, Francis (Frank) R, H

10/22/98 pD9, H 9/29/98 pB13Gaston, John D, H 2/27/98 pD9Gaudioso, Alphonse L, H 11/24/98

pB13, H 11/23/98 pB13Gawricki, Frederick Paul, H 3/6/98

pD9Gaydosh, John H, H 1/17/98 pD9Geibel, Anna, H 5/12/98 pD7, H

5/11/98 pB13Gell, Jean S, H 5/28/98 pD7Gelston, Flauncy Kellner, H 3/5/98

pD9, H 3/4/98 pB13Gerken, Harvey, H 10/26/98 pB13Gervasio, Vincent A, H 4/11/98 pD9,

H 4/13/98 pB13Giardino, Frank F, H 9/4/98 pD7Gibbons, James Scott, H 4/28/98

pC9, H 4/29/98 pB13Giehrer, Blanche [Cromley], H

6/23/98 pB13Gilbert, Diane, H 1/7/98 pB13Gilbertie, Alexander "Babe," H 4/4/98

pD9, H 4/6/98 pB13Gill, Ida Mae [LittleJohn], H 2/2/98

pB13Gillett, Dorothy G. [Tinsley], H

3/14/98 pD9Ginyard, Herman Hudson, H 5/14/98

pD7Gioiella, Hortense A. Castro, H

8/31/98 pB13Giordano, Julia [Conti], H 1/30/98 pD9Girardo, Salvatore J, H 12/28/98 pB13Giunta, Antoinette J. [DeMichelis], H

10/3/98 pD9Giunta, Quinto A, H 8/18/98 pD7, H

8/19/98 pB13Glica, Matthew S, H 3/23/98 pB13Gluck, Charles William, H 5/18/98

pB13Goldberg, Jack, H 4/25/98 pD11Goldschmidt, Herbert A, H 2/5/98 pD7Goldsen, Leonard, H 2/4/98 pB13Gonzalez, Christina Nottis, H 10/1/98

pD7Gonzalez, Modesto Fumega, H

2/10/98 pB13

Gorham, Grace V, H 2/24/98 pB11, H 2/25/98 pB13, H 2/23/98 pB13

Govani, Kate Rudden, H 9/16/98 pB13

Gracia, Wesline, H 1/27/98 pB13Graham, Roger Clark, H 5/14/98 pD7Granata, Lucien, H 12/8/98 pD7Grant, Alan Fredrick, H 10/21/98 pB13Grant, Mamie L, H 9/18/98 pD7Grant, Task Samuel Sr, H 7/21/98

pB13, H 7/22/98 [photo] pB13Grassman, Kate B. [Bitzer], H

11/21/98 pD11Grecco, Angelina (Angie)

[Cimminello], H 9/11/98 pD9, H 9/12/98 pD11

Grecco, James J, H 11/27/98 pD11Greco, Joseph Jr, H 12/31/98 pD7Greco, Theresa Ezzo "Terry," H

4/7/98 pD7, H 4/8/98 pB13, H 4/6/98 pB13

Green, Azalee, H 3/5/98 pD9Gregory, Mary [Cropsey], H 6/16/98

pB13Grieco, Salvatore J, H 11/9/98 pB13Grosby, Beatrice, H 4/1/98 pB13Grover, Barbara B. [Bradshaw], H

4/3/98 pD9Grunberger, Aimee, H 4/14/98 pB13Guarino, Anthony W, H 4/16/98 pD7Guerrero, Peter Marc, H 9/23/98 pB13Guiles, Gladys Holt, H 6/30/98 pB13Guimond, Rene, H 10/7/98 pB13Gummer, Ellie [McCrone], H 8/22/98

pD9Gutierrez, Carmen P, H 3/14/98 pD9,

H 3/16/98 pB13Haefele, Mary Elizabeth "Betty," H

5/29/98 pD9, H 5/26/98 pB13Haehl, Gerald F, H 5/8/98 pD9, H

5/9/98 pD9Hager, Faye L. [Krutski], H 1/2/98 pD7Hale, Grace Allen, H 11/14/98 pD9Hall, Ola Mae, H 11/7/98 pD11Hall, Samuel Joseph Jr. "Deck," H

1/13/98 pB13, H 1/14/98 [photo] pB13

Halliwell, Philip W, H 11/24/98 pB13, H 11/23/98 pB13

Halloran, Sister Helen Patricia, H 3/5/98 pD9

Hamel, Dorothy [Flynn], H 12/29/98 pB13

Hamilton, Archibald M. "Archie," H 12/22/98 pD7, H 12/17/98 pD7

Hamilton, Charles G, H 8/22/98 pD9Hanson, Dale C, H 1/28/98 pB13Harap, Nancy D. [DeKayser], H

5/15/98 pD9Harding, Joseph C, H 5/28/98 pD7Harding, Ruth L. [Gosch], H 3/31/98

pD7Harkins, James Germaine, H 4/7/98

pD7, H 4/6/98 pB13Harper, Evelyn [Ryan], H 12/29/98

pB13Harris-Fuller, Mary Rebecca, H

6/17/98 pD7Harrison, Isabel [Kelley], H 11/14/98

pD9Hart, Carolyn M. [Maynard], H

11/19/98 pD7

Hartel, Michael Dennis, H 12/23/98 pB13

Hartmann, Grete, H 12/17/98 pD7Hatkoff, William A, H 3/20/98 pD9Haughey, Norman, H 10/5/98 pB13Hauhuth, Robert W, H 9/12/98 pD11Hausdorff, Harry H, H 7/24/98 pD7Hay, George Nicoll, H 12/14/98 pB13Hayden, Claude E, H 4/16/98 pD7Hayden, Gina Marie, H 1/19/98 pB13,

H 1/20/98 pB13Hazard, Richard Everett, H 2/25/98

pB13Heafey, Pauline A. [Baker], H 4/14/98

pB13Heinbaugh, Euretta G, H 3/28/98

pD11Helterline, Leo L. Jr, H 12/3/98 pD9Hennessey, Howard F, H 5/15/98 pD9Hennessey, Mary A. [Shea], H

10/27/98 pB13Herman, Bernard (Jimmy), H

12/26/98 pD9Herman, Julius, J, H 4/20/98 pB13Herman, Justin, H 7/16/98 pD7Hermann, Kathleen W, H 5/6/98 pB13Hernandez, Lisa L. [Augustine], H

12/16/98 pD7Herndon, William, H 6/4/98 pD7Herring, Brenda, H 10/9/98 pD9Hicks, Harold Lee, H 10/20/98 pB13Hilgert, Charles E, H 2/23/98 pB13Hillman, Frances Merron, H 3/14/98

pD9Hilton, Robert Edgar, H 11/11/98 pD7Hines, Edna R, H 12/21/98 pD7Hirsch, Elliott, H 12/4/98 pD7, H

12/3/98 pD9Hladis, Sophie Mason, H 4/13/98

pB13Hodes, Shirley Heckel, H 8/26/98

pB13Hodges, Ruth Saxton, H 4/17/98 pD9Hoegler, Kathryn M. [Spreitzer], H

8/18/98 pD7, H 8/17/98 pB13Hoffman, Ann K. [Krouchuk], H

9/12/98 pD11Holgerson, Theodore G, H 3/16/98

pB13Holinko, Angela, H 7/23/98 pD7, H

7/22/98 pB13Holland, John J, H 1/20/98 pB13Holloway, Bertha K. [Kresge], H

10/7/98 pB13Horn, Robert T, H 7/22/98 pB13, H

7/21/98 pB13Horrocks, Kathleen Quinn, H 3/18/98

pB13Horton, Jean H. Szilagyi, H 3/21/98

pD9Horvath, Mary Domonkos, H 5/28/98

pD7Houghton, Roxie E, H 1/10/98 pD9, H

1/10/98 [photo] pD9Housman, Gertrude H. [Hershberg],

H 12/24/98 pC11Howe, Dorothy Hutchinson, H 8/11/98

[photo] pD7Howes, Florence [Landon], H 5/27/98

pB13Hoyda, Louis A, H 12/23/98 pB13

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Obituaries (Continued)Hrusa, John Anthony, H 12/14/98

pB13Hruska, Vera [Sal], H 9/21/98 pB13Hubbell, Geraldine Clark, H 6/15/98

pB13Hughes, Mary Rice [Mildrum], H

12/1/98 pD7, H 11/30/98 pB13Hulse, Phoebe J, H 10/27/98 pB13Hurd, Janet D, H 11/11/98 pD7Huzina, June L, H 5/30/98 pD9Hynes, Mary Donahue, H 6/9/98 pB13Hyslop, Franklyn T, H 9/9/98 [photo]

pB13Iaco, Juliette Rioux, H 11/7/98 pD11Iacono, Michele, H 3/25/98 pB13Ierardi, Pasquale M, H 9/23/98 pB13Iffland, Henry A, H 10/12/98 pB13Ignatiadis, Kiriaki [Sarioglou], H

7/1/98 pB13, H 6/30/98 pB13Ingerman, Harold, H 2/5/98 pD7Iovanna, Gioia, H 12/1/98 pD7Iredell, Donald W, H 4/10/98 pD7, H

4/11/98 pD9, H 4/13/98 pB13Irwin, Elliot "Win," H 9/19/98 pD9Isabella-Valenzi, Cadorna, H

12/21/98 pD7Iu-Liang, William, H 2/27/98 pD9Jackier, Janice M. [McEvoy], H

9/28/98 pB13Jackson, Detra Coleman, H 3/7/98

pD9Jackson, Elizabeth Boulton, H

5/11/98 pB13Jackson, Frederick T, H 6/6/98 pD9,

H 6/5/98 pD9Jackson, Isaac Carl Allen "Ike Nice,"

H 8/5/98 pB13Jackson, John `Pete' Andrew, H

8/29/98 pD9, H 8/31/98 pB13, H 8/28/98 [photo] pD11

Jackson, Robert L. Sr, H 8/15/98 pD9Jackson, Shirley Ann Plant, H

10/22/98 pD9Jacobs, Alan Frederick, H 10/9/98

pD9Jacoby, Rose [Laurenzano], H

12/22/98 pD7, H 12/21/98 pD7Jaku, Djon N, H 1/30/98 pD9James, Jesse B, H 2/23/98 pB13James, Leslie E, H 1/6/98 pB13James, Paul J, H 2/13/98 pD9James, Walter L, H 1/3/98 pD7, H

1/5/98 pB13Jameson, Evelyn Alson, H 5/6/98

pB13Jarvis, Robert M, H 9/22/98 pB13Jensen, Oscar W, H 11/28/98 pD11,

H 11/27/98 pD11Jensen, Rosemarie Doyle, H 4/13/98

pB13Jessup, Donna L, H 11/13/98 pD9, H

11/12/98 pD7Johnson, Frederick E. Sr, H 4/1/98

pB13Johnson, James Leamon, H 8/29/98

pD9, H 8/28/98 pD11, H 8/25/98 pB13

Johnson, Marilyn M. [McMahon], H 8/19/98 pB13

Johnson, Myrtle B, H 4/10/98 pD7Johnson, Robert, H 7/29/98 pB13

Johnson, Sophia D, H 2/3/98 pD7Johnson, Susie Mae, H 7/14/98 pB13Jones, Gerry 'Gigi,' H 9/29/98 pB13Jones, Luvenia 'Peggy,' H 9/29/98

pB13Jones, Paul Francis, H 5/18/98 pB13Joyce, Alice Barbara Leonard, H

9/15/98 pB13Kababik, Kim, H 12/31/98 pD7Kahl, Paul L, H 1/23/98 pD9, H

1/22/98 pD7Kammer, Raymond E, H 11/7/98

pD11Kandetzki, Marie G. [Reimers], H

4/1/98 pB13Kane, Florence M, H 12/9/98 pB13Karadimas, Constance [Simpson], H

6/11/98 pD7, H 6/12/98 [photo] pD11

Kavookjian, Anahid Djidedjian, H 4/16/98 pD7

Kay, Jonathan Kenneth, H 4/13/98 pB13

Kazan, Kyriakus, H 7/22/98 pB13Kearney, William D, H 8/19/98 pB13Keating, Loris Anne [Fox], H 11/13/98

pD9Keegan, Donald J, H 8/17/98 pB13Keels, James, H 10/10/98 pD11Keels, Josephine G. [Gilmore], H

4/29/98 pB13Keen, Mildred `Millie' A. [Hanley], H

11/11/98 pD7, H 11/10/98 pB13Keene, Lt. John `Jack' Jr, H 12/8/98

pD7Keene, William O, H 1/6/98 pB13, H

1/5/98 pB13Kegler, Mary Ahlene [Stanfield], H

11/2/98 pB13, H 10/31/98 pD11Kellar, John C. Jr, H 8/26/98 pB13Kelley, James M, H 11/30/98 pB13Kelley, Richard P, H 11/25/98 pD15Kelly, Daniel, H 1/26/98 pB13Kelly, Elmer, H 5/11/98 pB13Kelly, Jeffrey, H 10/22/98 pD9Kelly, Kathryn Louise [Coleman], H

11/24/98 pB13Kelly, Russell A, H 10/30/98 [photo]

pD9Kenez, Lydia F. [Foris], H 2/26/98

pD7, H 2/27/98 pD9Kennedy, Gerald P, H 6/1/98 pB13Kennedy, Margaret R. [Reddington],

H 2/17/98 pB13Keogh, Frances Pearson, H 7/14/98

pB13, H 7/13/98 pB13Keogh, John W. Sr, H 1/8/98 pD7, H

1/7/98 pB13Kern, Theresa Dorothy [Bredice], H

1/14/98 pB13, H 1/13/98 pB13Keyes, Anna Johnston, H 11/28/98

pD11Kezel, Mary Ryle, H 6/15/98 pB13Kiasky, Frank E, H 5/1/98 pD9, H

5/2/98 pD9, H 4/30/98 pD7Killiam, Paul Jr, H 11/16/98 pB13Kimball, Roger Eastman, H 10/28/98

pB13Kiniry, Victoria "Katie" [Hayward], H

1/26/98 pB13Kinzel, Virginia Travis, H 1/23/98 pD9

Kiriazidis, Eleni [Samaras], H 10/27/98 pB13

Kirkwood, Murray D, H 1/6/98 pB13Kish, Betty Sue [Basch], H 12/22/98

pD7Kish, Ernest Sr., H 6/22/98 pB13Kiska, Helen G, H 2/20/98 pD9, H

2/19/98 pD7Kiska, Marian M. [Tomasian], H

2/20/98 pD9Klarman, Betty [Dorfman], H 2/2/98

pB13Klein, Karl D., H 3/31/98 pD7Klein, William, H 2/12/98 pD9Kleinert, Elizabeth White, H 10/5/98

pB13Klose, Erna [Jammermann], H 6/5/98

pD9Kniffin, Edgar A. Jr., H 4/9/98 pC13Knox, Harry L, H 3/2/98 pB13Knox, Robert W, H 2/23/98 pB13Knudsen, Mildred [Allen], H 8/7/98

pD7Kochies, Ernest, H 11/23/98 pB13Kochovos, Theresa B. [Bonno], H

10/1/98 pD7, H 9/30/98 pB13Kolbay, John, H 12/31/98 pD7, H

12/22/98 pD7Koleszar, Richard B, H 8/1/98 pD9Kolos, Evelyn N. [Norback], H 4/17/98

pD9Kozar, Frank L, H 9/2/98 pB13Kozar, Robert G, H 9/18/98 pD7Kozma, Adele Banell, H 10/13/98

pD7, H 10/12/98 pB13Kramer, Alex C, H 2/12/98 pD9Kramer, Barbara A. [Branca], H

2/9/98 pB13Kreis, Rose Edith [Bierner], H

12/19/98 pD11Kropp, Harold G, H 11/16/98 pB13Krug, Irene R. [Redzich], H 4/3/98

pD9, H 4/2/98 pD7Krumm, Theodore Emil, H 3/18/98

pB13Krysiuk, Anne Kondub, H 4/1/98

pB13, H 3/31/98 pD7Kulscar, Susan [Cocchia], H 8/25/98

[photo] pB13Kunzman, Helen [Horwedel], H

1/14/98 pB13Kutsagoitz, Andrew J, H 7/27/98 pB13Kweskin, Sydney C, H 8/11/98 pD7Kydes, Gus N, H 6/26/98 pD7, H

6/27/98 pD11Kyle, Mary, H 6/2/98 pB13, H 6/1/98

pB13Kyne, Sara Joan H. [Hancock], H

8/3/98 pB13Kyriakides, Polichronios, H 2/2/98

pB13L'Hommedieu, George R, H 7/21/98

[photo] pB13Lacend, Ellen Wight Sametz, H

11/13/98 pD9Lacey, Mildred L, H 10/10/98 pD11Lally, John `Jack' Jr, H 12/29/98 pB13Lamb, Carolyn Twining [Buchanan],

H 11/27/98 pD11LaMorte, Nicholas Daniel, H 8/12/98

pB13

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Obituaries (Continued)Langevin, Elizabeth Augusta

[Dennert], H 6/17/98 pD7Langhammer, Charles Edward, H

1/20/98 pB13Lapak, Barbara Ruye [Hodges], H

1/9/98 pD7Lapolla, Filomena S, H 4/28/98 pC9LaPorta, Margaret Martha [Capece],

H 1/3/98 pD7, H 1/2/98 pD7Laszlo, Charles Jr, H 9/1/98 pB8Lato, Frank Joseph, H 5/22/98 pD9,

H 5/21/98 pD7Latte, Angelina [Brucoli], H 2/17/98

pB13Laughlin, Robert P, H 4/14/98 pB13,

H 4/13/98 pB13Launiere, Mildred Carier, H 5/2/98

pD9Lausten, John Peter (Jack), H

4/23/98 pD7, H 4/22/98 pB13Lavoie, Richard J, H 5/12/98 pD7Lawlor, Theresa [McDonald], H

1/5/98 pB13Lawrence, Victoria B. Ward, H

1/15/98 pD7Lawson, Alice M, H 6/5/98 pD9, H

6/6/98 pD9, H 6/4/98 pD7Lawson, T. Kenneth, H 4/11/98 pD9Layman, Joseph Stern, H 12/14/98

pB13Leary, Robert, H 11/19/98 pD7Leas, Robyn, H 4/30/98 pD7Lee, Emmett B. Sr, H 5/29/98 pD9Lee, Mabel Ruscoe, H 4/27/98 pB13Lee, Tammy, H 6/30/98 pB13Leeming, Woodruff Weeks, H

10/19/98 pB13Lenninger, Katherine [Biedermann], H

7/9/98 pD7Leopold, Robert A, H 2/3/98 pD7Lepley, Sylvan C, H 1/10/98 pD9Leszczynski, Antoni, H 1/2/98 pD7Letavish, Steven Eugene Sr, H

7/17/98 pD7Levin, Gussie [Mandell], H 7/16/98

pD7Levinsky, Lynne S. [Scott], H

12/12/98 pD9Lewis, George Larry, H 4/6/98 pB13Libby, David A, H 5/13/98 pB13Licari, Casper P. "Cappy," H 5/22/98

pD9, H 5/21/98 pD7Licari, Joseph P. Jr, H 5/5/98 pD7, H

5/4/98 pB13Licari, Rose C, H 2/20/98 pD9, H

2/19/98 pD7Light, Elizabeth Ainsworth, H

11/27/98 pD11, H 11/25/98 pD15Lindblom, Emma [Allison], H 7/7/98

pB13Lindeblad, Harold `Hal', H 4/6/98

pB13, H 4/4/98 [photo] pA3Lindner, Gordon, H 2/5/98 pD7Liomi, Enzio, H 5/8/98 pD9, H 5/7/98

pD7Liquori, Paul Anthony, H 6/11/98 pD7,

H 6/12/98 pD11LoBue, Mamie (Concetta) [Famularo],

H 11/11/98 pD7LoBuglio, James Vincent Jr, H

7/17/98 pD7

Locke, Edgar A, H 10/19/98 pB13Loitsch, Margaret Grace [Farr], H

5/28/98 pD7Lomba, Josef J, H 11/5/98 pD7Lombard, Joseph, H 1/9/98 pD7, H

1/10/98 pD9, H 1/12/98 pB13Lombardo, Mildred, H 12/9/98 pB13Lonchak, Irene D. [Decesare], H

3/13/98 pD9, H 3/12/98 pD9Longo, Barbara A. Britto [Richmond],

H 5/1/98 pD9, H 5/2/98 pD9, H 4/30/98 pD7

Longobricco, Mary E, H 4/6/98 pB13Lopriore, Lillian Rose [Campo], H

4/11/98 pD9Lorenti, Raymond John, H 9/10/98

pD7Louis, Anne-Carine, H 10/10/98 pD11Louisgene, Carmen Gay, H 12/16/98

pD7Lowney, Barbara, H 11/17/98 pB13Lozyniak, Stephen, H 10/28/98 pB13,

H 10/27/98 pB13Lucas, Helen, H 4/21/98 pD7Lundberg, Florence [Kalnasky], H

5/26/98 pB13Luty, Henry J, H 5/14/98 pD7, H

5/13/98 pB13Luty, Mary Alice [Bankes], H 2/14/98

pD15Lynch, Francis G, H 7/23/98 pD7, H

7/22/98 pB13Lyons, Thomas R, H 12/2/98 pD7, H

11/30/98 pB13Lyublanovits, Ernest F, H 8/19/98

pB13MacDonald, Charles Grant, H

12/24/98 pC11MacDonald, Hilary B, H 9/18/98 pD7Mack, George Leonard, H 10/28/98

pB13Mackin, John A, H 8/1/98 pD9MacMillan, Stuart R, H 6/4/98 pD7Maestri, Ida [Zanre], H 7/14/98 pB13Magarian, Vahag K, H 1/3/98 pD7, H

1/2/98 pD7Magdaleno, Dorothy [Fallon], H

6/2/98 pB13Magyar, Margaret [Kuhn], H 12/12/98

pD9, H 12/11/98 pD9Maillard, Harold A, H 5/8/98 pD9, H

5/7/98 pD7Maio, Lillian [Waarala], H 2/10/98

pB13Majors, Annie [Jones], H 9/23/98

pB13Malloy, Edward, H 9/8/98 pD7Malloy, Ruth Adams [Donley], H

9/29/98 pB13Manuel, George P. Jr., H 3/30/98

pB13Manzi, Salvatore Ernest II, H

12/16/98 pD7, H 12/15/98 pD7Marable, Mark Allen, H 4/23/98 pD7Marchetti, Josephine [Marino], H

12/10/98 pD9Mariani, Alexander J, H 11/16/98

pB13Marino, James J, H 1/27/98 pB13, H

1/26/98 pB13Marks, Charlotte Kwartin [Terris], H

7/16/98 pD7

Marra, William [photo], H 12/17/98 pD7, H 12/15/98 pD7

Marrgraff, Edna T. [Summerfield], H 2/11/98 pD7

Marshall, Henry E, H 2/9/98 pB13, H 2/10/98 pB13

Marshalls, George, H 12/4/98 pD7, H 12/3/98 pD9

Marshock, Richard Allen, H 6/12/98 pD11

Martin, Eugene, H 9/4/98 pD7, H 9/3/98 pD7

Martinez, Lorenzo, H 8/12/98 pB13Mascia, Joseph C., H 1/5/98 pB13Masi, Vernona `Vicki' [Kaechele], H

10/6/98 pB13Massa, Anna Ferrigno, H 6/29/98

pB13Masterson, John J, H 12/10/98 pD9,

H 12/9/98 pB13Mastrianna, Patsy, H 11/3/98 pB13, H

11/2/98 pB13Mastroberardino, Anthony R., H

3/30/98 pB13Mather, Elsie Knorr, H 7/15/98 pB13,

H 7/14/98 pB13Mather, Lola [Pia], H 12/30/98 pB13Matlack, Carl Stephen Jr, H 9/15/98

pB13, H 9/14/98 pB13Mattera, Giuseppe, H 4/27/98 pB13Maury, Capt. Richard Hayward, H

8/4/98 pB13Maye, Hazel Delois, H 10/13/98 pD7Maykut, Kenneth R, H 1/16/98 pD9, H

1/15/98 pD7Mazzucco, Anna [Marcy], H 12/22/98

pD7Mazzucco, Dominic J, H 6/4/98 pD7McCarthy, Alice [Millburn], H 7/14/98

pB13, H 7/13/98 pB13McCarthy, Patrick Joseph Sr. [photo],

H 11/6/98 pD7McDermott, Fred, H 5/11/98 pB13McDonough, Anna Margaret [Boris],

H 8/17/98 pB13McDonough, Anne B. [Corcoran], H

4/13/98 pB13McElwee, Charles, H 4/7/98 pD7, H

4/6/98 pB13McElwee, LeRoy M, H 5/19/98 pB13,

H 5/18/98 pB13McGarrie, Agnes Hauser, H 1/13/98

pB13, H 1/14/98 pB13, H 1/12/98 pB13

McGrath, Dolores J. `Dee' [Stephanak], H 12/4/98 pD7, H 12/5/98 pD11

McGregor, John H, H 4/14/98 pB13McGuinness, Anne K. [Caufield], H

6/6/98 pD9McGuinness, Francis E, H 4/15/98

pB13McGuirk, George Joseph, H 1/19/98

pB13McHale, William F, H 7/7/98 pB13, H

7/6/98 [photo] pB13McIntosh, Peter Hartford, H 12/5/98

pD11McIntyre, Frederick Powers, H

11/14/98 pD9McIntyre, Neil, H 9/12/98 pD11McIntyre, Philip A, H 8/27/98 pD7

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Obituaries (Continued)McKoy, Joe T, H 8/25/98 pB13McMahon, Elizabeth [Wascher], H

7/17/98 pD7McMahon, Shirley G. [Gebhard], H

3/16/98 pB13McMahon, Theresa [Hanafee], H

10/6/98 pB13McMillon, Reather Nails, H 4/21/98

pD7, H 4/22/98 pB13McMorris, Mary Elizabeth, H 12/8/98

pD7McSally, Mable H. [Moulton], H

12/16/98 pD7, H 12/15/98 pD7Mecozzi, Thomas R., H 2/21/98 pD9Medeika, Joseph, H 2/10/98 pB13Meehan, Patrick George, H 1/19/98

pB13Meehan, Peter C, H 7/21/98 pB13Mellucci, Lena J. [Guarino], H 7/6/98

pB13Mennino, Amelia, H 5/1/98 pD9, H

4/25/98 pD11Mentzer, Charles Calvin, H 3/7/98

pD9, H 3/9/98 pB13, H 3/10/98 pB13

Mercier, Louise, H 12/29/98 pB13Merly, Laurie Jean, H 6/18/98 pD7Merrill, Gertrude Pough, H 3/2/98

pB13Merritt, Bruce R, H 12/18/98 pD11Merritt, Helen [Nichols], H 3/19/98

pD7Merritt, Margaret Malinek, H 12/24/98

pC11Metcalfe, Terra Faith, H 1/7/98 pB13Mickalowski, Ann, H 11/6/98 pD7, H

11/5/98 pD7Mickalowski, Leo W, H 8/22/98 pD9,

H 8/25/98 pB13Micklas, Flora, H 9/29/98 pB13Micklas, Margaret H. [Halasz], H

10/13/98 pD7Miglioccio, John, H 8/14/98 pD7, H

8/13/98 pD7Milazzo, Theresa Virginia [Gesualdi],

H 8/3/98 pB13Miles, Sharon Denise [Raysor]

[photo], H 12/31/98 pD7Miller, Earle H, H 11/12/98 pD7Miller, Vonda I. Harris, H 3/16/98

pB13Millspaugh, Fred Y. Sr, H 6/23/98

pB13Milmore, Thomas A., H 6/12/98 pD11Mirizio, Jacob Frank "Jack," H

6/20/98 pD9, H 6/22/98 pB13Misorek, Anna [Fortini], H 1/3/98 pD7Misorek, Catherine [Malick], H

2/25/98 pB13Mitchell, Ralph W, H 10/22/98 pD9Moccia, George Peter, H 7/15/98

pB13Modugno, Mario, H 10/31/98 pD11, H

10/30/98 [photo] pD9Moeller, Herbert H, H 3/20/98 pD9, H

3/19/98 pD7Moeller, Pauline A. [Singewald], H

9/24/98 pD7, H 9/23/98 pB13Moker, Robert M, H 2/14/98 pD15Mola, Lillian M. [Bono], H 9/11/98

pD9, H 9/12/98 pD11

Molles, Mary V. [Daniska], H 1/27/98 pB13

Monardo, Francis V, H 2/26/98 pD7, H 2/25/98 pB13

Moore, Martha Richardson, H 1/28/98 pB13

Morabito, Emma A. [Farchione], H 2/13/98 pD9

Morgan, Eva Mae, H 1/10/98 pD9Morgan, John J. Jr, H 11/27/98 pD11Morgan, Shirley, H 1/10/98 pD9, H

1/13/98 pB13, H 1/12/98 pB13Morin, Frances [Crofwell], H 2/6/98

pD9, H 2/12/98 pD9Morrison, Stanford S, H 2/7/98 pD9Morrow, Helen B. [McGuire], H 6/9/98

pB13Morse, LeRoy S, H 2/18/98 pB13Mownn, Lisa Ann, H 12/31/98 pD7, H

12/21/98 pD7Mullarkey, Kathleen M. [McHugh], H

2/18/98 pB13, H 2/17/98 pB13Mulqueen, Clare Berger, H 4/30/98

pD7Mulqueen, James H, H 10/27/98 pB13Mulvey, Mary C. [Fagan], H 1/9/98

pD7, H 1/10/98 pD9Muro, Joseph M, H 7/24/98 pD7, H

6/16/98 pB13Muro, Theresa A. [Fratina], H 9/19/98

pD9Murphy, Alice Vivien, H 6/8/98 pB13Murphy, Olga E. [Lengyel], H 1/14/98

pB13, H 1/13/98 pB13Murray, Leroy, H 3/7/98 pD9, H

3/5/98 pD9Murray, Wayne T, H 10/30/98 pD9Myers, Maureen Brannigan, H

11/28/98 pD11, H 11/27/98 pD11Nachby, Samuel Robert, H 10/29/98

pD7Nagot, Sigfrid 'Chippy,' H 5/5/98 pD7Naill, Eugene J, H 4/29/98 pB13Nance, Billy, H 11/25/98 pD15Nardi, Eva F. [Renzuli], H 2/2/98 pB13Nardi, Gerard J, H 1/12/98 pB13Nardi, Philomena M, H 7/2/98 pD7, H

7/3/98 pD11Nardozza, Anthony P, H 9/29/98

pB13, H 9/28/98 pB13Nazzarro, Lucy [Tedesco], H 9/1/98

pB8, H 9/2/98 pB13Nebel, Patricia S, H 2/18/98 pB13Neil, Barbara Ferguson [Black], H

8/27/98 pD7Nestler, Patrick Glenn, H 6/13/98

pD11Neufeld, Bernard, H 11/5/98 pD7Neville, Arthur W, H 11/14/98 pD9, H

11/13/98 pD9Newhouse, Dorothy Hughes, H

11/18/98 pB13Nicastro, Paula A. [Forlivio], H

9/18/98 pD7Nichols, Peter William, H 4/15/98

pB13Nichols, Richard (Dick) Orville, H

5/15/98 pD9, H 5/14/98 pD7Nicolet, Ruth Olsen, H 2/19/98 pD7,

H 2/18/98 pB13Nistico, Frank J. Jr., H 4/27/98 pB13Nivaigne, Therese, H 3/25/98 pB13

Nizolek, Sarah A. 'Sadie' [Aitken], H 4/28/98 pC9, H 4/27/98 pB13

Nolan, James P, H 9/30/98 pB13Nordli, Betty [Glenn], H 8/28/98 pD11Northup, Walter S, H 8/25/98 pB13Norton, Rev. John T, H 11/7/98 pD11Novash, Suzanne Pepper, H 6/24/98

pB13Nowak, Anthony J. Jr, H 5/4/98 pB13Nowak, Joyce M. [Aagaard], H

12/29/98 pB13Nussbaum, John Simpson, H 5/7/98

pD7Nuzzolo, Jennie [Macciocca], H

12/19/98 pD11Nyary, Lilyan Grossman, H 6/23/98

pB13O'Brien, John Leo, H 4/14/98 pB13O'Brien, Kathleen Flannery, H

9/12/98 pD11O'Connor, Barbara [Millburn], H

11/19/98 pD7, H 11/18/98 pB13O'Connor, James T, H 11/4/98 pB13O'Connor, Timothy P, H 2/9/98 pB13O'Gorman, Mark F, H 2/21/98 pD9O'Hagan, John J, H 7/30/98 pD7O'Haire, Frances Bellantoni, H

11/6/98 pD7, H 11/7/98 pD11O'Rourke, Marta H. [Hein], H

12/26/98 pD9, H 12/28/98 pB13O'Shea, H. Clifford Jr, H 12/9/98 pB13O'Shea, Joseph William, H 6/22/98

pB13O'Sullivan, Francis John, H 10/21/98

pB13O'Sullivan, Marcus L, H 5/8/98 pD9O'Toole, Candace E, H 7/20/98 pB13Oakes, Louise M. [Adams], H

10/12/98 pB13Obuchowski, Helen [Pruski], H

4/21/98 pD7Odena, Occe, H 6/17/98 pD7Ohrn, Linnea F. K. [Mattsson], H

12/28/98 pB13Oldenstadt, Edward C, H 1/2/98 pD7Olivieri, John F., H 6/15/98 pB13Olsen, Theodore O, H 8/22/98 pD9, H

8/24/98 pB13Orban, Nicholas Joseph Sr, H

9/28/98 pB13Orr, Wilma B. [Bowles], H 3/27/98

pD9, H 3/28/98 pD11Orris, John Thompson Sr, H 10/3/98

pD9Orth, Christopher Henry 'Cricket,' H

4/9/98 pC13Osborn, Alice G. [Groginsky], H

10/13/98 pD7Osgood, Carol [Hopkins], H 4/7/98

pD7Osterlund, Vera M. [Hogback], H

8/4/98 pB13Ottaviano, Albert T, H 3/16/98 pB13Padulo, Rosa [Matteo], H 11/25/98

pD15Paladino, Nancy T. [Franci], H 4/7/98

pD7, H 4/8/98 pB13Pallarino, Salvatore Anthony, H

11/12/98 pD7Palma, Patrick A, H 11/3/98 pB13Palmer, Barbara J. [Thayer], H

2/24/98 pB11, H 2/23/98 pB13

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Obituaries (Continued)Palmer, Glenn C, H 1/20/98 pB13Palmer, Mary Madeline [Coleman], H

4/17/98 pD9, H 4/16/98 pD7Panella, Anthony Frank, H 7/15/98

pB13Pappas, Rudolph J., H 6/12/98 pD11Papst, Arthur N, H 3/2/98 pB13Parisi, Marion Correnty, H 6/2/98

pB13Parisi, Monte R, H 11/10/98 pB13Parks, Elizabeth P. [Lucas], H

10/27/98 pB13, H 10/28/98 pB13, H 10/26/98 pB13

Parsell, Louise Adele, H 11/18/98 pB13

Pascale, Ralph A. Sr, H 10/20/98 pB13

Pascarella, Carmela M, H 8/4/98 pB13, H 8/3/98 pB13

Pascarella, Michael, H 8/11/98 pD7Passarelli, Teresa Antonietta

[Cappuccia], H 3/9/98 pB13, H 3/10/98 pB13

Passero, Louis Peter, H 2/26/98 pD7Pasternak, Kathryn 'Kay' F.

[Radinovic], H 4/21/98 pD7Patchey, Rose [Telesco], H 6/11/98

pD7, H 6/12/98 pD11Patston, Helen Louise, H 5/26/98

pB13Pattavina, Lucy [D'Aquila], H

12/15/98 pD7Paull, Helen Gast, H 10/21/98 pB13Pearl, Saul, H 1/17/98 pD9Pearson, Thure A, H 5/6/98 pB13Pecoraro, Ellen P. [Boethjer], H

4/2/98 pD7Pedenski, Patricia A. [Currid], H

9/16/98 pB13Peery, Courtney, H 7/28/98 pB13Pellegrino, Rocco Domenico, H

11/5/98 pD7, H 11/4/98 pB13Pena, Victorio Capeles, H 5/27/98

pB13Penimpede, Anthony, H 6/13/98 pD11Penn, Jimmie Lee Sr, H 10/16/98 pD9Pennoyer, Susan B. [Batchelder], H

6/9/98 pB13, H 6/10/98 pB13Pennybacker, Miles, H 11/11/98 pD7Pepe, Antoinette E, H 5/23/98 pD9, H

5/26/98 pB13Pereyra, Roy H, H 7/16/98 pD7, H

7/15/98 pB13Perfect, Catherine, H 3/17/98 pB13,

H 3/18/98 pB13Perigone, Edna C, H 12/12/98 pD9Perkins, Pauline M, H 12/14/98 pB13Perrottelli, Peter P, H 8/17/98 pB13Perry, Richard, H 12/29/98 pB13Pesak, Virginia E, H 8/18/98 pD7Peter, Acuthan, H 4/9/98 pC13Peter, John, H 5/11/98 pB13Petersen, Irene [Fitts], H 8/4/98 pB13Peterson, Adelle [Smith], H 11/9/98

pB13Peterson, George W. Jr, H 1/5/98

pB13Peterson, Michael A, H 10/15/98 pD7Phillips, Irene Jolana [Smilancsky], H

8/22/98 pD9, H 8/25/98 pB13, H 8/24/98 pB13

Phillips, James W, H 8/1/98 pD9Phyfe, Churchill Bell, H 9/29/98 pB13Phyfe, Jean C. [Corris], H 11/19/98

pD7Picarello, Anthony G, H 6/2/98 pB13,

H 6/1/98 pB13Pilipchuk, Kalenik, H 10/27/98 pB13Pindell, Philip R, H 4/7/98 pD7, H

4/16/98 pD7Piorkowski, Stanley J, H 2/17/98 pB13Piper, Anna E. [Flynn], H 6/15/98

pB13Piro, Thomas Sr, H 6/1/98 pB13, H

5/30/98 pD9Pirone, Patsy `Pat', H 12/1/98 pD7Pitman, Ellen J. [Cedergren], H

11/6/98 pD7, H 11/21/98 pD11Place, Donald C, H 7/22/98 pB13, H

7/21/98 pB13Poindexter, Alma J. [James], H

12/2/98 pD7Polhemus, Robert B, H 10/26/98 pB13Polk, Corinne Mary [Gianesello], H

12/30/98 pB13Pollard, Robert W, H 11/4/98 pB13Pommier, Henri, H 4/27/98 pB13Popkins, Marion L. [Broadhurst], H

1/8/98 pD7Popkins, Russell, H 2/25/98 pB13Porco, Joseph Steven, H 5/15/98

pD9, H 5/13/98 pB13Porsche, Gilbert L, H 8/13/98 pD7Porter, Helen Latimer "Teddy," H

7/20/98 pB13Pote, James V, H 10/15/98 pD7, H

10/16/98 pD9, H 10/17/98 pD9, H 10/10/98 pD11

Powell, Charles R, H 2/6/98 pD9Pramer, Julia E, H 7/18/98 pD9, H

7/17/98 pD7, H 7/21/98 pB13Pratt, Lowell E, H 10/29/98 pD7Preg, Anna Mygodney, H 2/14/98

pD15Preslar, Allen W, H 8/10/98 pB13Prestino, Anthony, H 1/8/98 pD7Prior, Philip W. Sr, H 9/9/98 pB13Procaccini, Frank J, H 1/2/98 pD7Profit, Randy T, H 6/8/98 pB13Prothero, Laura Esther, H 7/16/98

pD7, H 7/15/98 pB13Prucnal, Mary, H 2/28/98 pD9Puccio, Angelo, H 6/9/98 pB13Pulizzi, Caterina "Catherine," H

1/27/98 pB13, H 1/26/98 pB13Pynduss, Helen D. [Daniska], H

9/4/98 pD7Quander, Vera D. [Day], H 9/4/98 pD7Raccio, John D, H 2/18/98 pB13Rafferty, Michael J, H 9/14/98 pB13Ragosa, Carmela D. [DeCeicus], H

12/31/98 pD7, H 12/30/98 pB13Ralph, Howard A, H 9/9/98 pB13Ramos, Raul Matta, H 5/5/98 pD7, H

5/4/98 pB13Ramsdell, Linda J. [Hazzard], H

12/19/98 pD11Rand, James Sedley, H 8/13/98 pD7Randazzo, Agostino William, H

8/13/98 pD7Ray, Sandra C, H 9/30/98 pB13Ready, Walter A, H 3/14/98 pD9, H

3/13/98 pD9

Reed, Joseph H, H 8/5/98 pB13Rees, Gertrude S. [Stabell], H

10/1/98 pD7Regan, Helen Patterson, H 5/14/98

pD7Regestein, Quentin W, H 7/14/98

pB13Reich, Stanley J, H 12/19/98 pD11Reiske, Mary M. [Knapp], H 12/1/98

pD7Remick, I.F, H 12/2/98 pD7Renzulli, Arthur P, H 12/2/98 pD7, H

12/1/98 pD7Renzulli, Theresa M. [Carusone], H

11/28/98 pD11Restaino, Columbia J, H 12/7/98 pD7Reynolds, Legrand, H 10/22/98 pD9Reynolds, Leon Hoyt, H 5/16/98 pD9Reynolds, Minnie Lockhart, H 8/12/98

pB13Reynolds, Robert W., H 3/12/98 pD9Rice, Louis U, H 11/30/98 pB13Rich, Mary J. Sisko, H 4/17/98 pD9Richards, George C, H 10/3/98 pD9Richards, Harold W, H 1/30/98 pD9,

H 1/29/98 pD7Richman, Lynn, H 9/12/98 pD11Ridgeway, Frances McVitty, H 9/3/98

pD7Rigo, Elizabeth, H 10/10/98 pD11Ripley, Elizabeth [Rose], H 9/23/98

pB13, H 9/22/98 pB13Rivera, Carlos A, H 2/12/98 pD9Roache, William Chris, H 11/16/98

pB13Roberto, Dominick J. Sr, H 11/23/98

pB13Roberts, Claudette [Alexzander], H

8/11/98 pD7Roberts, John Andrew, H 8/1/98 pD9,

H 8/4/98 pB13Roberts, Virginia Scam [Simonet], H

3/6/98 pD9, H 3/7/98 pD9Robinson, John Jay Sr, H 4/16/98

pD7Robinson, Margaret "Peggy," H

3/3/98 pB13Robinson, Mary E. [Burke], H 3/31/98

pD7, H 3/30/98 pB13Robinson, Muriel R, H 5/15/98 pD9Robinson, Shirley J, H 4/7/98 pD7Rodney, Joseph Jr, H 11/12/98 pD7Rodriguez, Luis R, H 1/14/98 pB13Roetter, Francis T, H 9/22/98 pB13Rogers, Ann V. [Taylor], H 10/28/98

pB13Rogers, Keith B, H 3/18/98 pB13Rogers, Roy, H 3/6/98 pD9Rolls, Jayme E. [Muro], H 6/15/98

pB13Romainer, Champion "Champ," H

2/9/98 pB13Romako, Joseph B, H 1/23/98 pD9Romano, Richard A. Sr, H 8/4/98

pB13Rondano, Frank, H 10/26/98 pB13Roome, Marilyn [Williams], H 1/21/98

pB13Rooney, Eugene A, H 6/1/98 pB13, H

5/30/98 pD9Rooney, Regina Cryan, H 1/30/98

pD9

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Obituaries (Continued)Roos, Dawn Webster, H 7/20/98 pB13Roos, Eva K. [Dziemunzuk], H

12/10/98 pD9Rosario, Alejandro, H 2/10/98 pB13Rosati, Maria [Salvatore], H 11/2/98

pB13Rosenblum, Howard, H 4/9/98 pC13Rosengard, Sadie, H 9/5/98 pD9Rosenzweig, Abe, H 8/17/98 pB13Rossi, Antonio, H 1/31/98 pD9, H

1/30/98 pD9, H 1/29/98 pD7Rossner, Howard G, H 6/2/98 pB13Rotelli, Arthur A. Jr, H 1/29/98 pD7, H

1/28/98 pB13Roth, Harry, H 8/18/98 pD7Rousseau, Albert R, H 4/6/98 [photo]

pB13Rovins, Kay, H 12/14/98 pB13Rowe, Helen Keedick, H 11/18/98

pB13Rowland, Ann Fredrica [Morgan], H

6/4/98 pD7Rowland, Frances Elizabeth M, H

4/20/98 pB13Roy, Fernand V, H 9/29/98 pB13, H

9/23/98 pB13Roy, Joseph O., H 6/18/98 pD7, H

6/29/98 pB13Rubino, Peter H, H 7/6/98 pB13Rudomanski, Albert F, H 3/25/98

pB13Ruefenacht, Jean [Smeal], H 2/18/98

pB13Ruggieri, Robert H, H 2/10/98 pB13Ruscoe, Charles M. `Charlie', H

12/7/98 pD7Russakoff, Marion L. [Bassett], H

5/26/98 pB13Russo, Rev. Joseph E, H 2/25/98

pB13Russo, Joan Elizabeth [Larson], H

6/20/98 pD9, H 6/19/98 pD11Russo, Nicholas M, H 10/16/98 pD9Ryan, Rev. Joseph L, H 2/2/98 pB13Ryder, Leroy W, H 6/24/98 pB13St. Amand, Rose Louise, H 8/22/98

pD9St. James, Suzanne Patricia

[Gallagher], H 1/2/98 pD7St. Surin, Elijah, H 7/29/98 pB13Sabia, Daniel, H 7/14/98 pB13Salvino, Helen P. [Passerelle], H

12/8/98 pD7Sanders, Daniel Huyett, H 4/15/98

pB13Sandor, John M, H 2/4/98 pB13Santagate, Vincent J, H 8/12/98 pB13Santo, Anthony A, H 8/29/98 pD9Sargent, Robert R. "Sarge," H

8/25/98 pB13, H 8/24/98 pB13Saunders, Leonard G, H 11/25/98

pD15Saviano, Rose Ann [Fiorillo], H

3/23/98 pB13, H 3/24/98 pB13Savino, Anthony J, H 4/13/98 pB13Sawicki, Mary Ilona [Wroblewski], H

1/15/98 pD7Scalero, Andrew P, H 11/27/98 pD11,

H 11/25/98 pD15Scallon, Eugene J, H 3/20/98 pD9

Scapeccia, Frank J, H 11/12/98 pD7, H 11/9/98 pB13

Scarpello, Cosmo, H 12/29/98 pB13Schachter, S. Arthur, H 12/4/98 pD7Schede, Robert M, H 7/24/98 pD7Schiro, Maria [Ritzo], H 6/3/98 pB13Schmidt, Mathilde [Geiswinkler], H

2/2/98 pB13Schuetz, Tora Virginia Barnum, H

8/13/98 pD7Schur, Bertram H, H 12/1/98 pD7Schwartz, Milton J, H 7/3/98 pD11Sciarretta, Severino "Sal," H 7/25/98

pD9Scofield, Elizabeth, H 6/12/98 pD11Scott, Jared Martin, H 1/5/98 pB13Scott, Jeffrey L, H 10/15/98 pD7Scott, John Stewart, H 8/11/98 pD7Scott-Marshall, Joan, H 1/5/98 pB13Scully, Jean M. [Mackenzie], H

3/17/98 pB13Seaman, Charles H. Jr, H 1/29/98

pD7Secor, Johanna [Matrofil], H 3/20/98

pD9Seifert, Paul F, H 1/2/98 pD7Selden, Norma [Lockhart], H 5/27/98

pB13Self, Elsie Mayer, H 11/24/98 pB13Sellers, Anne Palmer, H 12/9/98 pB13Sennewald, Louise [Holland], H

5/28/98 pD7Servidio, James V. Jr, H 7/9/98 pD7,

H 7/8/98 pB13Seturins, Karl, H 5/13/98 pB13Seufert, Walter M, H 6/17/98 pD7Severini, Helen Mary [Botticelli], H

5/2/98 pD9Seymour, Madeleine Smith, H 8/3/98

[photo] pB13Seymour, Samuel, H 11/2/98 pB13Seymour, William W, H 1/9/98 pD7Shaffer, Vivian E. [Clifford], H 2/17/98

pB13Shannon, William J, H 6/10/98 pB13Shapiro, Bette, H 12/7/98 pD7Shea, Sally A, H 8/6/98 pD7, H

8/5/98 pB13Sheehan, David Joseph III, H 4/2/98

pD7Sheehan, Katherine Walsh, H 6/2/98

pB13Sheehan, Susan J. [Miles], H 5/5/98

pD7Sheldon, Stanley Clark, H 8/10/98

pB13Sheltmire, William H, H 1/16/98 pD9Shepard, Jacquelyn, H 11/11/98 pD7Shepherd, June L. [McVicker], H

7/11/98 pD11Sherbondy, George F, H 4/9/98

pC13, H 4/8/98 pB13Sherwood, Mary Hoyt, H 9/16/98

pB13Shoals, Ruth E. [Seufert], H 4/4/98

pD9, H 4/3/98 pD9, H 4/2/98 pD7Shockey, William Henry Rolf Jr, H

9/8/98 pD7, H 9/9/98 pB13Short, Susan D, H 10/16/98 pD9Shreve, Elizabeth [Richmond], H

7/24/98 pD7Shubs, Mildred Spatz, H 5/18/98 pB13

Shufelt, Anna Louise [Jensen], H 12/4/98 pD7

Sigler, Leon, H 7/27/98 pB13Sills, Marione K, H 9/24/98 pD7Silvern, Doris, H 2/10/98 pB13Simberg, Eugene, H 8/13/98 pD7, H

8/12/98 pB13Simko, Alexander Joseph Sr, H

1/9/98 pD7, H 1/8/98 pD7Simonovich, Edward F, H 2/3/98 pD7,

H 2/4/98 pB13Singewald, Elizabeth, H 2/28/98 pD9Singleton, Carrie Lee [Blanning], H

3/27/98 pD9Sixsay, Louise A. [Yazzie], H 4/7/98

pD7, H 4/8/98 pB13Skiadas, Thomas K, H 7/14/98 pB13Skidd, Eleanore Garrity, H 8/31/98

pB13Skinner, Byron E. Jr, H 8/13/98 pD7,

H 8/12/98 pB13Slawson, Gregory N, H 12/28/98 pB13Slimak, Michaelene C. [Czipoth], H

9/28/98 pB13Smith, Betty M, H 1/28/98 pB13Smith, Billy J, H 5/21/98 pD7Smith, Calvin, H 3/26/98 pD9Smith, Carol Ann, H 1/23/98 pD9Smith, Darrell, H 11/6/98 pD7Smith, David C, H 6/8/98 pA3, H

6/8/98 pB13Smith, Edna [Brotherton], H 7/6/98

pB13Smith, Hazel May [Ferris], H 6/8/98

pB13Smith, Mary Kay, H 8/26/98 pB13Smith, Mildred V, H 10/15/98 pD7, H

10/14/98 pB13Smith, Paul H, H 10/14/98 pB13Smith, Robert M. Sr, H 3/13/98 pD9Smith, Sally [Lambo], H 8/27/98 pD7,

H 8/28/98 pD11Smith, Warren William, H 8/21/98 pD7Smith, Wash, H 9/9/98 pB13Smith-Reid, Elizabeth G, H 1/6/98

pB13Smolensky, Jack, H 12/1/98 pD7Snipes, Laura Lee, H 9/25/98 pD9Snyder, Esmee [Murphy], H 1/22/98

pD7Sobel, Wilhelmina Y, H 2/26/98 pD7Sofield, Constance M. Schulz, H

8/26/98 pB13Solari, Andrew, H 1/16/98 pD9, H

1/15/98 pD7Solazzo, Anthony J, H 11/28/98

pD11, H 11/27/98 pD11Soltes, Anthony J, H 2/24/98 pB11Soltesz, Charles T, H 11/17/98 pB13Somma, Lawrence A. Jr, H 11/30/98

pB13Sontra, Stephen Jr, H 12/16/98 pD7Soos, Helen Katherine [Ryan], H

1/3/98 pD7, H 1/2/98 pD7Soracin, William J. Sr, H 2/27/98 pD9Spaanderman, Gladys M. [Banks], H

1/22/98 pD7Spahr, Frances A. Lawson, H

10/12/98 pB13, H 10/10/98 pD11Spangler, Paul D, H 7/10/98 pD7Sparks, Laverne A, H 8/17/98 pB13Spatta, Elsie G, H 5/21/98 pD7

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Obituaries (Continued)Spears, Carlton `Hente' A, H 10/7/98

pB13, H 10/6/98 pB13Spears, Charmain [Goins], H 9/25/98

pD9Spescha, George G, H 8/1/98 pD9Spinola, Carl J, H 11/19/98 pD7Spinola, Salvatore J. Jr, H 3/5/98 pD9Spivakovsky, Erika [Lipsker], H

7/6/98 pB13Spivakovsky, Tossy, H 7/27/98 pB13Sqandurra, Barbara [Dixon], H 5/1/98

pD9, H 5/4/98 pB13Stabell, John E, H 10/9/98 pD9, H

10/8/98 pD7Stacey, Simone P. [Perrot], H 12/7/98

pD7Stage, Olga, Gurliacci, H 5/29/98 pD9Standing, George Edward Sr, H

1/22/98 pD7Stanley, Charles E, H 5/12/98 pD7Starbuck, Margaret Eston, H 7/10/98

pD7Stark, Mary [Kurensky], H 6/24/98

pB13Steeves, Earle Whittier, H 3/4/98

pB13Stekla, Peter J, H 7/7/98 pB13Stern, Peter, H 2/2/98 pB13Steurer, Rosemary E. [Barrett], H

10/31/98 pD11Stewart, Walter Alexander, H

10/24/98 pD9Stierle, George E, H 7/29/98 pB13Stiller, Julius A, H 9/22/98 pB13, H

9/21/98 pB13Stoerzinger, Richard A. Sr, H 8/12/98

pB13Stone, Samuel, H 4/22/98 pB13Story, Mary G. [Green], H 4/8/98 pB13Strakosch, Mark David, H 6/20/98

pD9Stramandole, Alice Reynolds, H

7/28/98 pB13Straub, Eugenia [Mish], H 8/25/98

pB13, H 8/24/98 pB13Straub, Vera [Fant], H 2/2/98 pB13Strauss, Philip D, H 12/26/98 pD9Strempfer, Helen [Kezena], H 6/18/98

pD7Stretton, Thomas E, H 5/16/98 pD9Strong, Marie A, H 11/27/98 pD11Strunck, William D., H 3/10/98 pB13Stuart, Lee, H 10/10/98 pD11Stull, Richard J, H 4/17/98 pD9Sugden, Julia M. [Gorman], H 8/11/98

pD7Sullivan, Thomas J, H 1/14/98 pB13Sullivan, Thomas John "Sully," H

11/30/98 pB13, H 11/28/98 pD11Sumka, Gregory G, H 12/3/98 pD9Svalstedt, Doris M, H 5/23/98 pD9Svendsen, Phyllis A. [Cochran], H

10/12/98 pB13Sweeterman, John W, H 4/6/98 pB13Sweetland, Lillian M, H 9/29/98 pB13Sweetland, Mary B. [Britton], H

9/29/98 pB13, H 9/28/98 pB13Szabo, Joseph J, H 3/3/98 pB13Szinyei, Joseph E, H 10/2/98 pD9Tagliaferro, Philip, H 6/17/98 pD7

Takacs, Gladys [Goodwin], H 6/25/98 pD7

Taliercio, Guglielmo, H 2/17/98 pB13Tallmadge, Rose M. [Tavella], H

2/3/98 pD7Tallon, James P, H 12/7/98 pD7Talmadge, Martha E. [Schofield], H

11/6/98 pD7Tangorro, Filomena [Panella], H

1/19/98 pB13Tarlov, Minnie Robinson, H 4/13/98

pB13Tarone, Margaret R. [Kovacs], H

8/29/98 pD9, H 8/28/98 pD11Tarzia, Pasquale F, H 5/30/98 pD9, H

6/1/98 pB13, H 5/29/98 pD9Tavello, Gertrude A. [Thompson], H

6/30/98 pB13Taylor, Oliveia L.L, H 10/12/98 pB13Temple, Diane Shaw Wasencky, H

10/2/98 pD9Terry, William W, H 7/13/98 pB13Tersigni, Anna Dori, H 11/30/98 pB13Teska, Nicholas A, H 5/26/98 pB13Tessier, Anna Emma Blais, H 1/8/98

pD7, H 1/7/98 pB13Testa, Rosaria Vena, H 1/29/98 pD7,

H 1/28/98 pB13Therry, Michael, H 6/10/98 pB13Thewes, Peter, H 11/17/98 pB13Thomas, Jean A, H 12/11/98 pD9Thomas, Johanna [Harrison] "Jody,"

H 9/1/98 pB8, H 9/2/98 pB13Thompkins, McArthur James, H

12/21/98 pD7Thompson, Elizabeth [Cuthbertson],

H 4/28/98 pC9Tiano, Russell P, H 1/27/98 pB13Tine, Michael B, H 2/23/98 pB13Tobin, Robert J, H 9/4/98 pD7, H

9/2/98 pB13, H 9/3/98 [photo] pB13

Tokatlian, Eugenie M. Krikor, H 12/21/98 pD7

Tolles, Marion [Gormley], H 4/4/98 pD9

Topolski, Bernardine Grayeski, H 1/21/98 pB13

Tortorella, Joseph T., H 6/22/98 pB13Tosches, Michael A, H 11/24/98 pB13Toth, Patricia A. [Kitchens], H 12/4/98

pD7, H 12/5/98 pD11Toth, Rose C. [Ulman], H 8/15/98

pD9, H 8/17/98 pB13Tracey, Donald J. Sr, H 2/12/98 pD9,

H 2/11/98 pD7Trimarchi, Salvatore J, H 11/4/98

pB13Tritchonis, Basil "Billy" M, H 6/11/98

pD7Troisi, Lila [Rubell], H 6/9/98 pB13, H

6/10/98 pB13Trombley, Shirley Clark, H 6/17/98

pD7Truppi, Otto, H 3/27/98 pD9, H

3/28/98 pD11Tsai, Pa, H 2/26/98 pD7Turnbull, John F, H 11/17/98 pB13, H

11/16/98 pB13Turner, Margaret Wade, H 12/9/98

pB13

Tutt, Lenora G. [Gadsdan], H 2/7/98 pD9

Tyburski, Stella V. [Kabala], H 10/1/98 pD7

Tyra, Katie, H 4/23/98 pD7, H 4/22/98 pB13

Ulman, Margaret [Kabaly], H 12/24/98 pC11

Ungvary, Stephen J III, H 6/6/98 pD9, H 6/8/98 pB13

Urban, Ernest, H 8/8/98 pD9Vail, Robert W, H 1/3/98 pD7Vallerie, Ida P. [Lockwood], H 1/24/98

pD9, H 1/26/98 pB13Van Doren, Jaqueline, H 5/6/98 pB13Vannell, Carol, H 10/29/98 pD7Vatelle, Gloria C, H 8/7/98 pD7Vaughn, Deborah Ann, H 7/1/98 pB13Vavala, Benvenuto, H 5/26/98 pB13Vega, Arlene K. [Evagash], H 9/28/98

pB13Velleco, Eleanor R. [Lungren], H

1/8/98 pD7Vena, Anne Marie [Sostowski], H

9/23/98 pB13, H 9/22/98 pB13Veno, Dino, H 1/17/98 pD9Vento, Jane Magner, H 9/23/98 pB13Ventrella, Anthony, H 10/21/98 pB13Verdin, Rev. Douglas F, H 10/1/98

pD7, H 10/10/98 pD11Vergamini, Albert, H 4/2/98 pD7Verina, Nicoletta M. [DeMeo], H

12/3/98 pD9Verner, Ruby [Tindall], H 4/9/98 pC13Verrastro, Nicholas M, H 7/7/98

pB13, H 7/6/98 pB13Vertucci, Cono S. "Mongo," H 1/20/98

pB13Viesti, Madeline L. [Cafarelli], H

11/13/98 pD9Vincent, Helen M. [Petrillo], H 12/5/98

pD11Vines, Fannie Marie, H 7/9/98 [photo]

pD7Vines, Hubert Morris, H 8/27/98 pD7Virgulak, Theodore W, H 2/3/98 pD7Vitti, Dorothy May Eberhardt, H

2/26/98 pD7Vitti, Fay K. [Veno], H 1/7/98 pB13Vlahos, Alexander I. (Xiarhos), H

3/26/98 pD9Vlahos, Odiseas, H 1/24/98 pD9, H

1/26/98 pB13Volland, Mae B. [Bouton], H 11/27/98

pD11Vollenweider, Katherine M. [Martin],

H 3/4/98 pB13von Zehle, Dee [Bruder], H 11/13/98

pD9Voorhees, Clifford Arthur, H 10/1/98

pD7Vose, Margaret V.S. [Simpson], H

6/11/98 pD7, H 6/12/98 pD11Voulgarakis, Harry, H 6/18/98 pD7, H

6/17/98 pD7Vozzo, Vincent J, H 4/13/98 pB13Vozzolo, Francesco [photo], H

12/2/98 pD7, H 12/11/98 pD9Vrabel, Eleanor M. [Kenigy], H

12/9/98 pB13Wagner, Muriel B, H 12/2/98 pD7

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Obituaries (Continued)Wakeman, Lillian E, H 10/7/98 pB13,

H 10/6/98 pB13Walbridge, Eleanor B. [Barnum], H

3/12/98 pD9Walker, Clarence Lee, H 5/14/98 pD7Walker, Faith Briohnna, H 3/27/98

pD9, H 3/28/98 pD11Walsh, Arlene M. [O'Boy], H 1/21/98

pB13Walsh, George J, H 8/6/98 pD7Walter, Dawes, H 10/14/98 [photo]

pB13Walters, Bertrand 'Bernie' A, H

9/28/98 pB13Wanat, Mary Kondub, H 5/22/98 pD9,

H 5/21/98 pD7Ward, Robert, H 12/10/98 pD9, H

12/9/98 pB13Wardrip, Edward K, H 1/9/98 pD7Wardwell, Frances Wing, H 2/20/98

pD9Warr, Walter Coles, H 12/14/98 pB13Webb, Julia M, H 1/10/98 pD9Weed, Edna M. [Cockayne], H

7/28/98 pB13Weeks, Roger P, H 7/21/98 pB13Weidner, Robert Arthur, H 2/7/98 pD9Weimar, Adolph H, H 2/5/98 pD7, H

2/4/98 pB13Weisheit, Dorothy C, H 11/16/98 pB13Weisheit, Francis J., H 1/16/98 pD9,

H 1/15/98 pD7Weisheit, L. Grace [Smith], H

12/16/98 pD7, H 12/29/98 pB13Weiss, Gerard J, H 11/25/98 pD15Welfare, Elizabeth, H 2/4/98 pB13Welfare, Thomas L, H 6/11/98 pD7, H

6/9/98 pB13, H 6/10/98 pB13Wellnitz, Lorton A, H 11/24/98 pB13West, Heather L, H 11/6/98 pD7, H

11/4/98 pB13West, Joseph, H 10/9/98 pD9Westervelt, Margaret Cobb, H

10/6/98 pB13Whaley, Dorothy O. [Tuttle], H 5/7/98

pD7Whelan, Nicholas J, H 1/5/98 pB13Whipple, Joseph R. Jr, H 4/6/98 pB13White, Alan, H 8/11/98 pD7White, David A, H 6/9/98 pB13, H

6/10/98 pB13Whitehead, Mildred M. [Scipioni], H

7/23/98 pD7Whitely, Harry W. Sr, H 11/16/98

pB13Whitlock, James, H 7/6/98 pB13Whitney, Clara [Panella], H 2/23/98

pB13Whittaker, Ethel Comstock, H 1/30/98

pD9Wigder, Carolyn B. [Geller], H

11/30/98 pB13, H 11/28/98 pD11Wilhelm, Margaret M. Maslin, H

12/14/98 pB13Wilkinson, Mary [Gurka], H 2/5/98

pD7, H 2/4/98 pB13Wilkinson, Pauline [Bahn], H 1/22/98

pD7Williams, Alice Bocknight, H 5/7/98

pD7

Williams, Barbara F. [Flanagan], H 3/9/98 pB13, H 3/10/98 pB13

Williams, Dorothy Scott, H 6/4/98 pD7Williams, Helen A. [Obuchowski], H

12/10/98 pD9Williams, John Calvin, H 7/15/98

pB13Williams, Lewis "L. W," H 8/4/98

pB13, H 8/3/98 pB13Williams, Rena, H 12/2/98 pD7Wilson, Annie N. [Newton], H 5/15/98

pD9Wilson, Herbert C, H 7/20/98 pB13Wilson, Nonabel Barnum, H 11/12/98

pD7, H 11/11/98 pD7Wing, Carol V, H 3/26/98 pD9Woodcock, Frances Bennett, H

10/10/98 pD11Woodward, Virginia R. "Jini"

[Ramsay], H 3/31/98 pD7, H 3/30/98 pB13, H 3/28/98 pD11

Worth, Douglas Alan, H 7/24/98 pD7Wrentz, James E. Sr, H 3/19/98 pD7,

H 3/17/98 pB13Wrentz, Zachary Frank Sr, H 8/11/98

pD7, H 8/12/98 pB13Wright, Wendell Ernest III, H

12/19/98 pD11Wrinn, Anna R. [Dickovick], H 5/30/98

pD9Wyatt, Catherine Hales, H 8/10/98

pB13Wyslick, Stanley W, H 11/5/98 pD7Yates, Kathryn Shirley [Clark], H

8/25/98 pB13Yedlin, Lillian Nathan, H 9/1/98 pB8Yedlin, Martin, H 3/17/98 pB13Yoczik, Judith Claudette [Fulks], H

8/6/98 pD7Yost, Patricia A. [Anderson], H

8/25/98 pB13, H 8/26/98 pB13, H 8/24/98 pB13

Young, Naomi I. Beckett, H 8/25/98 [photo] pB13, H 8/24/98 [photo] pB13

Yurashus, Dorothy Boyne, H 10/12/98 pB13

Zakhar, Dorothy Cloud Knorr, H 12/1/98 pD7

Zakhar, George L. IV, H 4/6/98 pB13Zarkower, Harriet A. `Kappy' [Karp], H

11/2/98 pB13Zavory, Joseph, H 2/12/98 pD9, H

2/11/98 pD7Zeumer, Virginia K. [Sheehan], H

11/16/98 pB13Zilla, Sharon 'Pat' Burton, H 4/22/98

pB13Zisek, Emil J, H 11/2/98 pB13Zoilo, Rita Sorrentino, H 3/5/98 pD9Zoubek, Ruth Ann [Byman], H 8/1/98

pD9Zucker, Matthew Scott, H 9/12/98

pD11Zuenskes, Helmut R, H 9/16/98 pB13

Occupational Safety and Health Administration. SEE OSHA

Occupational trainingNEON's really cooking: Culinary

training program will get underway Oct. 19, H 10/2/98 pA4

Ocean travelCast off to ancient ports-of-call

[photo], H 11/10/98 pB7+Oesterreich, Helena


Office buildingsEnd of an era: Changes on horizon at

Frost Building [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

Office buildings-Fairfield CountyThe List: Office Buildings [chart], BJ

12/14/98 p8Office buildings-Norwalk

City likes new SoNo owners, H 12/5/98 pA3

Office building sold for $18.6M, H 9/16/98 pA3

Office decorationInside the actor's office: From

popcorn and pingpong to wicker and whimsies, Paul Newman has a style all his own, BJ 10/19/98 p17

New fare in office furnishings, H 4/22/98 pB5

The Great Office, BJ 10/19/98 p17Office equipment and supplies

Office supply and furniture companies [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA27

The List: Office Furniture and Supply Companies [chart], BJ 11/9/98 p10

Office layoutCreating offices that work, BJ 6/22/98

p special sectionOffice walls come tumbling down, BJ

5/25/98 p16The Great office: Wherever it may be,

BJ 8/24/98 p19+The great office: Wherever it may be

[photo] [special section], BJ 3/16/98 pS1+

Office leases. SEE ALSO REAL ESTATE BUSINESS

Another solid year for Fairfield County office market, BJ 1/26/98 p25

More office space rented in Norwalk, survey finds, H 1/15/98 pD1

Relocation alters plans for Danbury office building, BJ 11/9/98 p1+

Shrinking space: Office market tightens and rents are going up [chart], BJ 7/20/98 p12

Traders heading to the suburbs, BJ 12/21/98 p1+

Vacancies down, demands up in Fairfield County office market, BJ 1/26/98 p21+

Office machines. SEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

Office products. SEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

Office systems. SEE OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES

Office Technology Consulting, Inc.The future is in the schools, BJ

3/23/98 p19Offinger, Adrian

Out on the farm, the living is easy ...[photo], H 10/10/98 pC11

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Ogden House$375,000 grant awarded for Wilton

senior projects, H 2/20/98 pA3Ohio Ave.-Norwalk

Sound Company isn't music to their ears, H 8/31/98 pA3

Oil spills-NorwalkMinor oil spill harmless, H 4/16/98 pA3

Oil storage tanksState DEP poised for underground

tank sweep, BJ 4/13/98 p7+Oktoberfest-Norwalk

Celebrate the end of summer's labors: Oktoberfest [photo], H 9/23/98 pA9

Old Fairfield Academy OrchestraBeethoven, Beethoven, Beethoven

[photo], H 10/15/98 pC1Old Huckleberry Rd.-Wilton

As town grows, lane struggles to stay rural [photo], H 9/1/98 pA4

Old Mill Beach-WestportShellfishing open, H 11/14/98 pA3

Old Wagon Rd.-WiltonLiving on Old Wagon Road / Wilton:

Neighborhood of young professionals [photo], H 1/27/98 pA4

Older persons. SEE AGEDOldies and Goodies Shop

One man's treasures [photo], H 1/28/98 pA1

Olenski, KarenPersonnel file [photo], H 12/21/98 pD1

Olin Corp. SEE ALSO ARCH CHEMICALS INC.

Olin Corp. forms spinoff firm from chemical division, H 8/1/98 pD1

Olin cuts pollution 75 percent, H 2/6/98 pD1

Olin prepares for chemical spinoff in 1999, H 12/1/98 pD1


Two directors named at Olin, H 1/26/98 pB6

Oliver, Allison1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Oliver, Andrea

Dean's list, H 11/21/98 pC8Olmstead-Sawyer, Rev. Jeanette

Pastors to provide healing touch [photo], H 2/14/98 pB7

Olson, Robert L.Norwalk High band parent stresses

work, discipline [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1

Olympics'48 Olympian recalls swim of life

[photo], H 2/26/98 pA1+Oman, Gina

Lilies of the city [photo], H 4/8/98 pA2OMI Corp.

OMI moving corporate headquarters to Stamford, BJ 3/23/98 p12

Omnipoint CommunicationsCyber briefs: Omnipoint digital

wireless service available, BJ 6/15/98 p12

Onion AlleyOnion Alley open despite suspension

of liquor license, H 4/13/98 pA3Onofrio, Dr. Burton M.

Success links new Norwalk wall honorees, H 7/10/98 pA1+


Onyemelukwe, CathyWestport Y celebrates its Roaring

20's opening [photo], H 6/16/98 pA4

Open spaces-Fairfield CountySociety pushes open space, H

11/23/98 pA3Open spaces-Mid-Fairfield County

Green premium: Norwalk has goal of 12 acres of space per 1,000 residents [photo], H 2/24/98 pD10

Open spaces-NorwalkAgrees river deserves more attention

[letter], H 11/13/98 pA11Another view: Norwalk's stake in



Council moves on open space, arts center, H 10/28/98 pA3

Is Norwalk serious about open space? Trust to debate starting a `land bank' at its meeting Nov. 16 [photo], H 11/12/98 pB1


Manresa: An opportunity [edit], H 12/2/98 pA6



Ring out the old [edit], H 12/31/98 pA10

Open spaces-WestportSelectmen to vote on Allen's Clam

House purchase [photo], H 12/2/98 pA3

Open spaces-WiltonWilton board discusses preserving

land, H 11/17/98 pA3Wilton's open space plan: Stay the

course, H 12/4/98 pA3Operation Fuel

Fuel help available for elderly, poor, H 11/30/98 pA2

Ophthalmic surgery. SEE EYE-SURGERY

Optical Ventures Co.Taking pains to go painless: Optical

Venture wins nine patents for its cancer, virus treatments [photo], H 6/26/98 pA1+

Opton, DavidStress over sharks: Executives

remain anxious about layoffs in shrinking business [photo], H 2/23/98 pB7

Order of St. LukeNorwalk's Order of St. Luke promotes

power of prayer [photo], H 3/23/98 pA3

Organ donation. SEE DONATION OF ORGANS, TISSUES, ETC.

Organ donorsNicholas' Gifts of Life: CBS movie


Organic MarketDrop-in `visitor' robs Westport shop,

H 4/16/98 pA3Organists-Norwalk

After 55 years, he is still a key player [photo], H 5/23/98 pB7

Organizational changeRole of the agent in implementing

organizational change, BJ 5/18/98 p18

Organizations, Nonprofit. SEE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

Orlowski, Dr. Lucjan T.Influential economist: Professor

advises governments, banks, devises financial systems [photo], BJ 11/23/98 p13+

Orris-Modugno, MicheleMonday's snapshot [photo], H

1/26/98 pA1Orsorio, Ana

Kindergarten Question: Center offers insight on best age to send child to school [photo], H 4/8/98 pA3

OrthopedicsRunning at full tilt: New orthopedic

procedures offer hope to repair damaged joints [photo], H 5/28/98 pB3

Osborne Hill Elementary School-Fairfield

Tex the fortunate turkey finds a new home, no roasting pans in sight [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1

Osborne, AllenFamily worried about elderly man who

vanished after going to bank, H 2/5/98 pA3

Missing elderly man calls bank from NYC, H 2/18/98 pA3

Oscar's DelicatessenOscar's Stars, H 3/18/98 pB5

OSHAOSHA want tougher testing for

tuberculosis, H 2/11/98 pA3Ostaszewski, John S.

Business people: Elected treasurer [photo], H 10/10/98 pA7

Oster, MaryHouse candidates outline positions

[photo], H 10/23/98 pA4Osterweil, Adam


Our Lady of Fatima SchoolAntiques from on High: Angel theme

draws hundreds to fair at Our Lady of Fatima [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

Enjoy it while it lasts [photo], H 10/20/98 pA3

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Outdoor Sports CenterSafety on the Slopes [photo], H

1/8/98 pA3Outsourcing. SEE CONTRACTING

OUTOuzounidis, Kitsa


Ouzounidis, NickSalad Days: Lack of green leaves


Overton's Hot Dog StandDespite calm, Overton's faces court

action over picnic tables [photo], H 7/10/98 pA3

Overton, MartinCity's nitrogen plan for Sound could


Overton, NeilHot dog stand has its day, H 4/23/98

pA4Owls

Neighbors: Hoot owls sing like canaries [photo], H 2/11/98 pA4

They give a hoot: Retired men entertain seniors with stories and song [photo], H 5/8/98 pB1+

Ox Ridge Horse ShowClose finish highlights open jumper

class event, H 6/12/98 pB1+Olympic champ Fargis rides high at

Ox Ridge [photo], H 6/15/98 pB8Ox Ridge riders tough on home turf,

H 6/9/98 pB5Two past champions show blue-

ribbon form, H 6/10/98 pB4Winstar wins it all [photo], H 6/15/98

pB4Oxford Health Plans Inc.

Behind the curtain at Oxford [photo], H 4/30/98 pA1

Connecticut wants a piece of Oxford suit, H 2/28/98 pD1

Critics wince over Oxford's golden handshake, BJ 4/13/98 p6+

Docs step up action against Oxford, H 9/10/98 pD1

Doctors may seek arbitration in Oxford payments dispute, BJ 3/9/98 p1+

Doctors question Oxford's financial health, H 1/10/98 pA3

Doctors seek to force Oxford to stop delaying payments, H 2/4/98 pA7

Fairfield county MD's want faster payments, H 3/4/98 pA1+

Former Kmart exec is Oxford's new CAO, BJ 4/13/98 p6

Golden parachute worth $9M for Oxford founder, H 4/1/98 pA1+

Healthsource founder will head Oxford, H 2/24/98 pB5


Lawmaker wants to put Oxford under microscope, BJ 1/5/98 p1+

Lesbian sues Oxford for discrimination, H 4/9/98 pA2

Medical groups sue Oxford Health over contract obligations, H 10/27/98 pB7

New facilities for hospitals, as HMOs draw controversy, BJ 7/27/98 p13

Outlook for Oxford becomes optimistic, H 12/8/98 pD1

Oxford earnings plunge $45M, H 4/28/19/98 pC!

Oxford exec's $9M goodbye deal on hold, H 4/3/98 pD1

Oxford follows a financial Rx, BJ 10/5/98 p1+

Oxford hangs tough in rough seas, H 8/29/98 pA1

Oxford Health attacks losses: Premiums hiked as payments cut, H 7/24/98 pD1

Oxford Health explains why it's requesting rate increase in New York, H 3/11/98 pB5

Oxford health garners state softball title, H 8/1/98 pB5

Oxford Health loses $508M in 2nd quarter, H 8/11/98 pA1+

Oxford Health Plans tops in New York City, BJ 6/22/98 p13

Oxford Health Plans unit exits Medicaid in New Jersey, BJ 3/30/98 p6

Oxford Health signs up Filene's, H 8/6/98 pD1

Oxford Health to reshuffle staff, BJ 8/17/98 p1+

Oxford looks for two top officers to improve HMO, H 1/9/98 pA1+

Oxford named in suit seeking Viagra coverage, H 5/19/98 pA1

Oxford rife with takeover rumors, H 2/5/98 pA1

Oxford sells $200M in bonds, H 5/8/98 pD1

Oxford shelves New York expansion plans, BJ 2/23/98 p31

Oxford thins patient lists: HMO drops 5,000 Fairfield County Medicare clients, H 10/3/98 pA1+

Oxford withdraws from Medicaid program, H 2/27/98 pA1+

Oxford's chairman out: Report, H 2/23/98 pA1+

Oxford: Bleeding red ink, H 4/30/19/98 pD1+

Payson positive, analysts skeptical about Oxford's health, BJ 8/24/98 p7

Payson takes Oxford helm [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p1+

Plaintiffs may seize ailing HMO: Oxford Health target of $2.5 billion lawsuit, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Report: Oxford execs may bolt [photo], H 4/11/98 pA4

Seniors fear Oxford's Medicare cutbacks [photo], H 10/6/98 pA1+


State insurance regulators keep close eye on Oxford, H 2/17/98 pA9

Stockholders to vote on anti-tobacco proposal, BJ 8/3/98 p6

Troubled Oxford Health beats Wall Street, H 10/31/98 pA5

Turnaround expert to join Oxford team, H 4/1/98 pB5

Oyster Festival22d Oyster Festival to open [photo],

H 9/10/98 pA1+A weekend for slurps: Oysters 'juicy

and sweet' at 22d fest to aid seaport group [photo], H 9/12/98 pA1+

A weekend for slurps: Oysters 'juicy and sweet' at 22nd fest to aid seaport group [photo], H 9/12/98 pA1+

Attendance slips at Oyster Festival, H 9/17/98 pA1+

Did somebody say festival? [photo], H 9/3/98 pA4

Fest goes down 'smoothly': Old rock acts draw bigtime crowds [photo], H 9/14/98 pA1+

It's our pearl [edit], H 9/10/98 pA6Joy to the Seaport: Three Dog Night

and Kansas a hit at Oyster Fest [photo], H 9/14/98 pA3

No SNET snag: Oyster Fest avoids delay from strike [photo], H 9/9/98 pA1+

Oyster Fest dusts off hit masters for top acts, H 8/15/98 pA1

Revived Kansas revs up: 'Dust in Wind' band in spotlight on Saturday [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1+

Shuckin' at the Oyster Festival this weekend: On the waterfront [photo], H 9/10/98 pC1+

The no-longer young Rascals stir memories: parents share rockin' nostalgia with puzzled kids [photo], H 9/12/98 pA3

Oyster industry'Bed time' for shellfishers [photo], H

9/17/98 pA4Connecticut's glorious oysters:


Farming the Sound: harvest of oyster beds takes long hard hours [photo], H 9/4/98 pA1+

Oysters under siege: Tallmadge Brothers lose year to parasites [photo], H 8/28/98 pA1+

Tallmadge awarded $3.2M for oyster bed damage, H 8/20/98 pA1

OystersFor the love of oysters, H 12/30/98

pA7Oyster alert: Local group developing

new oysters to beat `bug' [photo], H 5/28/98 pA3

Tallmadge Brothers dodges oyster parasite problem, H 5/28/98 pA3

Under the sea, it's Super Oyster, H 10/31/98 pA1+

Oystershell Park-NorwalkUnexpected fill costs spur $450,000

request for new park, H 1/13/98 pA3

Oz, MichaelMall owner to fight, H 10/27/98 pA1+

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Oz, ShlomoLawsuit: Boot the booters [photo], H

10/14/98 pA1+Ozone

New tests may bring more bad ozone days, H 4/7/98 pA5

PPace, William V. III

Norwalk killer jailed, H 11/5/98 pA2Paddon, James

Children's Book Sale [photo], H 12/7/98 pA2

Paganelli, StevenBusiness people: Moving up [photo],

BJ 1/2/98 pA7Pagano, Justin

Belward, Pagano happy with Milford Academy [photo], H 4/18/98 pB5

Page, Nathan Jr.Living the Dream:Norwalk student to

recite King's famous speech for New York television show [photo], H 2/5/98 pA3

Pagemaster Paging of Bridgeport Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 3/9/98 p21

Pagnotta, Corey1998 All-Area Girls' Swimming Team

[photo], H 12/26/98 pB4Palace Production Center


Palace Theater-DanburyDanbury theater will be turned into

arts center, BJ 11/23/98 p4Palace Theater-Norwalk

Palace plays again: Local entrepreneurs aim to restore Norwalk theater [photo], H 6/13/98 pC1


South Main Street gets a new `Palace' [photo], H 5/30/98 pA3

Palmer's SupermarketTwo workers rescued from cave-in at

store [photo], H 8/25/98 pA1+Palmer, Frances

Mud Woman: Weston artist finds the perfect match in pottery design [photo], H 1/29/98 pB1+

Palmer, JohnFueling the FRY-DAY fires: Weekly


Palmer, MichelleBruno, Palmer honored by SHU

[photo], H 2/7/98 pB4Palmer, Penny

Business people: Gem of a promotion [photo], H 6/01/98 pA8

Palmer-Smith, NolanTeen slapped on wrist for shovel

attack, H 5/14/98 pA1+PanAmSat

High-flying PanAmSat founded on a wing and a prayer, BJ 7/6/98 p7

PaneVinoRestaurant faces sex-harass case, H

7/30/98 pA4Papachristou, Chris


Papadopoulos, AlexNeighbors: Oh what a feeling [photo],

H 6/10/98 pA4Papastathis, Nicole


Papp, MarieHungarian rhapsody: The joy of


Papp, SteveGetting a grip: Lose weight and tone


Parades-NorwalkAfrican-American parade planners

want good route, H 5/22/98 pA1+Police ponder payment for parades

[photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+Route OK'd for city's first parade

honoring black heritage, H 6/16/98 pA3

Parady, RonApplause: Finding rewards in acting

[photo], H 10/8/98 pC2Paramedics. SEE ALLIED HEALTH

PERSONNELParenting


Parents group gets funding, H 12/23/98 pA3

Parents learning art of parenting, H 4/15/98 pA3

Positive Parenting: Upbeat effort in early years helps children [photo], H 4/21/98 pA3

These Days: Surviving the rites of passage is never easy [photo], H 7/2/98 pB3

Parenting-Fairfield CountyFighting the Good Fight: Family group


Parenting-WestportParents told to find way to praise

kids, H 1/15/98 pA3Parents and Friends of Lower

Fairfield CenterSteve Levine receives check to

support Parents and Friends of Lower Fairfield Center [photo], H 6/22/98 pA4

Paris, Rev. John J.Modern medicine's shortcomings

[photo], H 3/21/98 pB9Park Street Singers

Park Street Singers celebrate in song [photo], H 12/24/98 pA3

Parker, TedWinter feeding [photo], H 11/28/98

pA4Parking. SEE AUTOMOBILE PARKING

Parks-Norwalk'Year of parks' predicted for capital

budget, H 4/11/98 pA3Gem or millstone? [edit], H 9/19/98

pA10Kids power spiffs up park [photo], H

4/14/98 pA1Parkway Assembly of God

Gratitude for a quarter century of dedication [photo], H 10/3/98 pA3

Parlanti, AngieParlanti anniversary [photo], H

8/29/98 pC7Parlanti, Gene

Parlanti anniversary [photo], H 8/29/98 pC7

Parmalee, AmyBears' big inning blasts Senators

[photo], H 5/6/98 pB1+Parrish, Amanda


Parsons, RichardTime Warner chief to speak at

awards fete [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p19

Parties. SEE ENTERTAININGPartnership for Long-Term Care

Partnership reports record quarter, BJ 3/23/98 p11

Pascarelli, DianeMall owner to fight, H 10/27/98 pA1+

Passard, DavidEx-patients enjoy celebration of life:


Passenger ships. SEE FERRIESPassero, Mollie Klaff

A tradition of bright ideas: Daughters of lighting firm's founder in fifth decade at the helm [photo], H 9/28/98 pA8

Nation's first home-design center celebrates 78th year [photo], BJ 10/12/98 p2+

PassoverFestive Feast [photo], H 4/11/98 pA3

Pasta Fair RestaurantPasta Fair sign flashes too quickly,

zoners say, H 5/21/98 pA1+Pasternak, Kathryn L.


Patagonia Inc.Organic farm plan boosted by

clothier, H 2/9/98 pA3Patchen, Mary

Plowing Ahead: Date, wording for Fodor referendum key concerns [photo], H 3/12/98 pA3

Patel, Ridham and DawnLiving on Spring Hill Avenue /

Norwalk: Spring Hill offers mellow neighborhood [photo], H 2/17/98 pA4

PathmarkEnd of the road for Pathmark:

Impending closure called à great loss' for South Norwalk community [photo], H 8/28/98 pA3

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Pathmark (Continued)Pathmark leaves customers in a lurch

[letter], H 9/21/98 pA13Pathmark to close in 4 weeks, H

8/13/98 pA1+Shaw's won't take over Pathmark

space at Riverview, H 8/14/98 pA1+

Patriot Properties of Los Angeles. SEE SCIROCCO PARTNERS OF LAS VEGAS

Patronage of art. SEE ART PATRONAGE

Patti D's Sweet ShoppeIce cream shop seeks ways to

weather winter [photo], H 10/1/98 pA3

Sweet as Sugar: A new candy shop does it the old-fashioned way [photo], H 6/27/98 pA3

Paul, WilliamBalancing the Simple and the Exotic

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA9Pauling, Chris




Pauling, FrancineAfrican-American parade planners

want good route, H 5/22/98 pA1+Route OK'd for city's first parade

honoring black heritage, H 6/16/98 pA3

Paventi, RobertSewer project slows traffic [photo], H

10/23/98 pA3Pavlis, Nicholas


PAWSNew dog pound will need fund raising

effort: Efforts to build new city facility remain on track according to plan's supporters, H 11/25/98 pB4


Pay. SEE WAGESPayson, Dr. Norman

Oxford: Bleeding red ink [photo], H 4/30/19/98 pD1+

Payson takes Oxford helm [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p1+

Report: Oxford execs may bolt [photo], H 4/11/98 pA4

Pcolka, Rev. RaymondNorwalk lawyer allowed to drop priest

as client, H 10/28/98 pA4PDIXF Acquisition Corp.

Bankruptices, BJ 2/9/98 p17Peak Financial Management Co.

Peak Financial tailors financial services to small-business clients, BJ 2/23/98 p7

Peck, EllenJury debates ear-splitting-bar case, H

8/5/98 pA3Jury rattles bistro: Rattlesnake, SoNo

landlord owe neighbor $875K for noise, H 8/6/98 pA1+

SoNo merchants stung by $875K verdict, H 8/7/98 pA1+

Peknik, EdwardRedding murder-suicide probed, H

11/9/98 pA1Pelissier, Jaime

Iron man: The blacksmith's forge is a refuge for jewelry designer Jaime Pelissier, BJ 5/4/98 p1+

Pellitteri, ThomasLandlord challenges Reed-Putnam

plan, H 10/16/98 pA1+Pena, Walin

Dodging Droplets [photo], H 2/6/98 pA3

Penberthy, ChrisNew fare in office furnishings [photo],

H 4/22/98 pB5Pendergast, Patricia

Society pushes open space, H 11/23/98 pA3

Penna, JasonIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

2/24/98 pA4Pennybacker, Miles

Miles Pennybacker dies; local industrialist, activist, H 11/11/98 pD7

Miles pennybacker worked for his community - here and around the globe [letter], H 12/10/98 pA11

People's Bank. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING

Ìnsider' unlikely as People's chief, BJ 12/7/98 p6

Bank's outsourcing practice surprises state lawmakers, BJ 1/19/98 p1+

Biggs retirement takes analysts by surprise, BJ 11/2/98 p6

Business people: Bank gift for YMCA, H 7/6/98 pA11

Crashing the glass ceiling: Bank vice president shows way with analytical, creative solutions., H 1/31/98 pD1

In the market for new customers: People's Bank, Chase branching out to lure more clients, BJ 9/14/98 p11+

People's acquires R.C. Knox, BJ 6/1/98 p7

People's Bank completes deal for R.C. Knox, BJ 7/13/98 p17

People's Bank completes Norwich Financial deal, BJ 3/2/98 p26

People's Bank enters office development venture, BJ 7/27/98 p8

People's Bank may take $3 million hit with loss of NRA account, BJ 1/19/98 p3

People's Bank outsources mortgage billing, H 12/5/98 pD1

Peter Lynch shares investment wisdom, H 11/11/98 pD1

People's Choice TV Corp.Ailing PCTV gambles on new high-

speed data service, BJ 9/7/98 p5Pepe, Suzanne M.

Personnel file [photo], H 12/14/98 pB7Pepperidge Farm Inc.

Don't let them tip [photo], H 10/30/98 pA4

Three companies are on Target, H 5/18/98 pA7

Perakis, Christine1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team


1/3/98 pB1Periodicals

New magazine plans to cover Westport, Weston, H 6/17/98 pA3

Perkin-Elmer Corp.Business in brief: Perkin-Elmer to

redeem subordinated notes, H 2/27/98 pD1

Device will put a healthy chicken in every pot [photo], H 5/30/98 pA3

Environmental groups spruce up river bank [photo], H 6/25/98 pA1+

In brief: Judge reverses PE patent case, H 12/15/98 pD1

Justice makes Perkin-Elmer ditch DNA patent rights, H 1/16/98 pD1

Perkin Elmer makes kit to help police, H 2/13/98 pA3

Perkin-Elmer acquires rights to patented technology, H 3/3/98 pB7

Perkin-Elmer considers spin-off, H 9/9/98 pA1

Perkin-Elmer enters genomics field, H 8/6/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer in media glare, H 5/16/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer joins Hitachi to develop instrumentation, H 3/3/98 pB7

Perkin-Elmer maps genome stock plan, H 9/26/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer posts quarterly dividends, H 8/22/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer signs gene deal with Japanese drug company, H 2/7/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer swaps stock with bio-tech manufacturer, H 1/23/98 pD1

Perkin-Elmer works on scientific meat-checking process, H 5/28/98 pA1+

Pitching In [photo], H 3/30/98 pA4Sacred Heart to use Perkin-Elmer

system, H 12/12/98 pB8U. S. Surgical, Perkin-Elmer cut

workers, H 10/30/98 pA1+Perkins Eastman Architects of New

YorkSMS-Perkins Eastman merger a sign

of the times, BJ 2/9/98 p6Permanent education. SEE

CONTINUING EDUCATIONPerrin, Derek


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Perry, George M.Business people: Lawyer joins board,

H 9/28/98 pA8Perry, Jaydee

Irish pub plan renews SoNo debate [photo], H 11/17/98 pA1+

Perry, MichaelNorwalker is `Sailor of the Year'

[photo], H 10/19/98 pA3Perschino, Arthur J.



New principals sought at Cranbury, Columbus for coming school year, H 5/14/98 pA3

Personal injuriesLegislature to seek ways to ease city

liability, H 1/17/98 pA1+Pet Animal Welfare Society. SEE

PAWSPet shops

Animal group opposes bill, H 2/25/98 pA5

Pooch Power: Legislature may look at anti-puppy mill law [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

Petell, Michael E.Business people [photo], H 11/23/98

pA7Peter's Bridge-Westport

Peter's Bridge takes on holiday glow [photo], H 12/18/98 pA3

Peters, EricBears, Senators settle for a tie

[photo], H 12/31/98 pB5+Peterson, Betsy


Peterson, ChoyceBusiness people: Sherman appointed

[photo], H 3/23/98 pA7Petrini, Jerry


Petroccio, MarceGrid group honors scholar-athletes

[photo], H 4/10/98 pC1+Petroccio and DeVito combine to win

again, H 7/18/98 pB1+Petroccio to harvest another award

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB5Staples' Petroccio to guide grid all-

stars, H 7/16/98 pB5Petropoulos, Scott

Having a ball [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3Wreckers hope to take step forward

[photo], H 4/14/98 pB1+Pets. SEE ALSO CATS; DOGS; PAWS

`Best friends' up for adoption at fair, H 11/6/98 pA3

Animal hospitals often welcome volunteers, H 11/7/98 pD12

Continuing education vital to veterinarians, H 11/14/98 pD10

Dental emergencies need speedy attention, H 11/28/98 pD12

Discover plugged tear ducts early, H 12/26/98 pC8

Dogs, cats getting new homes, H 5/11/98 pA4

Holidays: A good time to help animal organizations, H 11/21/98 pD12

How much is that bunny in the window? And what happens after the novelty wears off? [photo], H 4/4/98 pA3

How to tell if your pet is in pain [photo], H 10/17/98 pD10

Neighbors: Ancient Chinese solution [photo], H 5/20/98 pA4

New Leash on Life: 100s of abandoned pets get new owners [photo], H 5/4/98 pA1+

Pet project: Inventor seeks backing for novel feeding station, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Pets make new best friends at fair [photo], H 11/9/98 pA3

Photo, portrait could be a tribute to your pet, H 12/12/98 pD10

The "eyes" have it: Animal eyes have a friend in local veterinarian [photo], H 12/26/98 pB8

Wilton resident seeks good home for pet python [photo], H 6/16/98 pA3

Pfahl, MarleneGift-grabbing tradition a C.R. Gibson

[photo], H 12/10/98 pD1Pharmacies. SEE DRUGSTORESPharmacists

Officials seek to revoke local pharmacist's license, H 2/26/98 pA3

Philanthropy. SEE SOCIAL SERVICEPhilcox, Carla

Norwalk Woman's Club continues tradition of 'giving back' [photo], H 1/15/98 pB7

Philcox, ToddPats sign Philcox for backup role, H

12/31/98 pB5Philips International Inc.


Developer seeks compromise on Bridgeport project, BJ 8/17/98 p3

Developer tries to save retail project, BJ 10/26/98 p3

Philips touts retail project, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

Phillips, StephenTabloid camps out in Wilton, H

11/11/98 pA3Phipps, Georgiann

Business people: Museum counsel hired, H 6/29/98 pB7

PhotographersPicture perfect: Getting the most out

of a photography session, BJ 9/28/98 p11

Photographers-NorwalkMonday's snapshot [photo], H

3/16/98 pA1Photographers-Westport


Photographers-WiltonChoosing new 'film' stars: Three

photographers talk about their art and what makes a great picture [photo], H 9/17/98 pB1

Physical fitnessFriendships: Women work on

relationships while working out [photo], H 4/20/98 pA9

Group developing strong attachment to workout program [photo], H 9/24/98 pA9

Health and fitness clubs [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA15

Prowling for fitness [photo], H 8/26/98 pA4

Rollin' along: Former Staples teacher keeps fit with vigorous life [photo], H 6/6/98 pB6

The List: Fitness Clubs [chart], BJ 12/28/98 p8

PhysiciansBack from oppression: Norwalk

doctor spent 11 days trying to help North Korea's poor [photo], H 1/13/98 pA3

Conoscenti elected thoracic president, H 2/23/98 pA7


Doctors ask for calm about bacteria, H 2/6/98 pA3

Fairfield county MD's want faster payments, H 3/4/98 pA1+

Healer of kids yields reins [photo], H 9/1/98 pA3

HMO's owe us millions, docs say, H 5/15/98 pA1+

Local doctor creates device to treat ringing in the ears, H 1/26/98 pB7




Running at full tilt: New orthopedic procedures offer hope to repair damaged joints [photo], H 5/28/98 pB3

Weston physician in women's center, H 2/23/98 pA7

Physicians Health Services Inc.HMO just says no, H 10/26/98 pA4HMO to fight lawsuit ruling, H

10/28/98 pA5Physicians' assistants


When's a doctor not a doctor: When the doctor is a physicians' assistant [photo], H 9/28/98 pA3

Pia, BettyStill Life: At the Silvermine Guild,

she's been the rock of ages [photo], H 7/18/98 pB8

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Piedrahita, Blake300 youngsters sweat it out during

Norwalk's Fun Run [photo], H 12/7/98 pA3

PigeonsWayward racing pigeon lands in

Norwalk [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1Pike, Dr. John

Materials Technologies' wire act [photo], BJ 1/5/98 p1+

Pilots. SEE AIR PILOTSPIN Awards

Challenger crew forgotten by Kendall? [letter], H 11/17/98 pA13



PIN awards overlooked Rowayton effort [letter], H 11/19/98 pA9

Special supplement, H 11/12/98 pS1Pinkosky, John

Sweet smell of success: Nature Plus develops bio-tech product line [photo], BJ 11/9/98 p1+

Pipelines. SEE GAS PIPELINESPirisi, Gabriella

Business people: Healthy promotion [photo], H 7/27/98 pA7

Community briefs: Rehab center names director, H 7/7/98 pA4

Pirro, John Jr.Pro-union stand stymies hotel project:

Former Norwalk mayor, developer at odds over lease, BJ 4/20/98 p1+

Pitney Bowes Inc.Briefs: Pitney Bowes wins award, H

10/27/98 pB7In brief: Pitney Bowes goes to bubble

jets, H 12/11/98 pD1Public record, H 4/25/19/98 pD3

Pivot MinistriesWords of wisdom and hope [photo], H

11/3/98 pA3Plants

Springlike weather may stifle growth of some plants, H 3/2/98 pA3

Platform tennis-Rowayton. SEE ALSO TENNIS

Playing Ball [photo], H 2/10/98 pA1Playgrounds-Norwalk

`Leftover' Penalty: City to fine parents who are late for picking up their children [photo], H 7/7/98 pA1+

Dangerous conditions plague area playgrounds [photo], H 7/11/98 pA1+

Prized playground scarred by vandals, H 4/22/98 pA1+

Serious fun: Roodner Court playground wins praise from children, designers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA3

To play safely [edit], H 7/13/98 pA12Playopolous

Bustling `City of Play': Values, upbeat spirit for kids built into Norwalk fun zone, H 6/8/98 pA7


Playtex Products Inc.Company profile, H 10/29/98 pD2Playtex reports flat income, sales in

4th quarter, H 2/11/98 pD1Playtex shares go west: California

investors double holdings, H 6/3/98 pB5

Public Record, H 5/16/98 pD2Three companies are on Target, H

5/18/98 pA7Pleas (Criminal procedure)

Baby-sitter guilty of molesting girl: 20-year-old Norwalk man seeks sex during hide-and-seek, H 4/30/98 pA3

Back to Prison: 'Rehabilitated' Norwalk child sex offender guilty in assault on 3-year-old [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1+

Boy pleads innocent to bomb-making charge, H 12/3/98 pD9

Burglar gets two years in plea deal, H 9/3/98 pA3

Busy burglar gets 8 years behind bars, H 6/10/98 pA3

Cable shopping network thieves nailed in Norwalk, H 6/19/98 pA1+

City drug seller pleads guilty, H 10/30/98 pA4

Craw pleads not guilty to murder, shooting charges, H 11/18/98 pA3

Deal cut in stabbing of former city official: Cuningham backs 5-year sentence [photo], H 7/8/98 pA1+

Facing 711 years, woman gets 16 months for forgery, H 4/24/98 pA3

Family members support plea deal for wife killer, H 5/7/98 pA3

Felon's record grows even longer, H 8/6/98 pA3

Guilty plea in robbery, H 5/22/98 pA4Guilty plead on drug charge, H 9/3/98

pA4Home aide jailed for ripping off

disabled elderly client, H 4/30/98 pA1

Latin Kings leaders guilty of racketeering: Norwalk man gets life, fined $1 million, H 5/1/98 pA1+

Man pleads innocent in killing of Norwalk woman, H 10/28/98 pA2

Mother, 23, pleads guilty to drug sales, H 7/9/98 pA4

Nanny quietly siphoned $20K from Westport school director, H 4/3/98 pA1+

No jail for Westporter after plea agreement, H 4/22/98 pA3

Norwalk man to get 4 years in prison in plea bargain, H 4/7/98 pA5

Norwalker pleads guilty to drug charge, H 11/7/98 pA3

Nurse pleas in 65G theft, H 8/29/98 pA3

Officials seek to revoke local pharmacist's license, H 2/26/98 pA3

Plea bargain gets a Stamp of disapproval, H 5/9/98 pA3

Social worker guilty of stealing client's low-rent apartment, H 1/14/98 pA1+

Vallas guilty; will pay for Norwalk children or face prison, H 5/8/98 pA3

Violent guest pleads guilty, gets 4 years, H 9/2/98 pA3

Weston collars art thief, H 11/13/98 pA1+

Woman plea bargains in drunk driving death, H 12/1/98 pA1+

Plummer, ChristopherPlaying the part: Christopher

Plummer looks for the fun in playing a role [photo], H 11/13/98 pB1+

PodiatristsBriefly: Dr. Michael Connor board

certified, H 10/19/98 pB7Poets

Woman with Down syndrome reads poems at Norwalk shop [photo], H 4/2/98 pA3

Poirier, ColetteTrading with Tiny Tim, H 12/19/98

pD1Poli Palace and Majestic Theater-

BridgeportBridgeport's Poli Palace up for grabs:

Frustrated city officials seek developer for site, BJ 7/13/98 p1+

Police brutality-NorwalkPolice too rough in arrest, teen says,

H 9/12/98 pA1+Vicious arrest: Police dismiss brutality

claim; say they used 'necessary force' [photo], H 9/10/98 pA1+

Police pursuit driving-Fairfield County


Police-Fairfield CountySome police officers aren't 'fit' for duty

[photo], H 4/25/98 pA1+Trust of cops varies by race, H 9/8/98

pA3Polish Americans-Norwalk

Blessing the Babka: Polish keep Easter food tradition alive, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Pollak, JaneDecorating in Detail: Norwalk woman

renowned for Easter egg artistry [photo], H 4/11/98 pA3

Pollard, Jesse LotonMuseum to auction late teacher's

bequests, H 11/30/98 pA3Polycast Technology Corp.

Noses out of joint: Residents say plant emits odors; plastics company, DEP disagree, BJ 8/24/98 p15

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Ponds-NorwalkLily pad removal could cost a few

grand - or $1 million, H 7/7/98 pA3

Ponds-WiltonNeighbors: Lily pads are no li'l matter

[photo], H 6/20/98 pA3Ponus Ridge Middle School

2 teens suspended for BB gun in school, H 6/5/98 pA1+

Burning Issues: Fire inspector tries to prevent arson among children [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

Relief on the way: Norwalk students aid victims of Mitch [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Ponus Ridge Middle School-Maintenance and repair


Pool (Game)Pool Renaissance: New SoNo

billiards club racks up serious players at meeting place of '90s, H 4/4/98 pB10

Pools, Swimming. SEE SWIMMING POOLS

Popescu, ConstantinMaking music: Romanian immigrant

says education is more important than his profit margin [photo], H 1/19/98 pA7

Popkins Fund. SEE LEAH POPKINS MEMORIAL FUND

Poppe Tyson Inc.Deal forms global force: Poppe Tyson

merges with Modem Media, H 5/28/98 pD1+

Porcheddu, MarkKicking tires by computer [photo], H

8/10/98 pA7Pornography

Connecticut Avenue sex shop's window posters flirt with law [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

Not what Norwalk needs [edit], H 1/21/98 pA4

Porn shop raises ire of neighborhood [photo], H 1/19/98 pA1+


Porter, DoreenLiving on Getner Trail/Norwalk

[photo], H 1/13/98 pA4Porter, Kenneth

Police say man was shot over dice game, H 8/6/98 pA4

Porter, LindaGoing Home: Norwalk officer heads

up effort to find apartment for local family [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3

Porter, PatriciaCommunity reaches out to help mom

and four youngsters, H 1/2/98 pA1+

Going Home: Norwalk officer heads up effort to find apartment for local family [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3

Portfolio. SEE INVESTMENTS

Postal serviceNew address sought for post office, H

7/10/98 pA4New postal vehicles: `Fill 'em up,

natural,' H 5/16/98 pA3Norwalk postal workers give Santa a

hand [photo], H 12/19/98 pA1+Post Office Shuffle: Residents

scramble to meet changes in delivery system, H 4/16/98 pA1+

U.S. Postal Service keeping busy for the holidays: Mail carriers handle last minute deliveries [photo], H 12/19/98 pB8

Westport news briefs: Wait a minute, wait a minute, Mr. Postman, H 7/8/98 pA3

Postal service-Fairfield CountyTaxing times: Some area post offices

plan extended hours for April 15 deadline, H 4/13/98 pA3

Postal service-NorwalkGoing Postal: Norwalk man sends


New mailbox rules make Cranbury residents stamping mad, H 4/4/98 pA3

Postal service-WestportPost office seeks new site for

distribution center, H 6/26/98 pA3Potpies

As easy as pie: Dinner is delicious in a pastry crust, H 11/11/98 pC1+

Potter, BrianPersonnel file [photo], H 12/14/98 pB7

Powell, JaneStar power: Actress Jane Powell

shines at fund-raiser for hospital [photo], H 2/17/98 pA3

Powell, MarciaWayward racing pigeon lands in

Norwalk [photo], H 10/20/98 pA1Power Designs Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 2/9/98 p17Pentagon cuts, manufacturing

problems hurt Power Designs, BJ 2/16/98 p2

Power Designs files bankruptcy in wake of investor lawsuits, BJ 2/16/98 p2+

Power-plantsDeregulation could increase pollution,

group says, H 2/19/98 pA3Power deregulation is generating

pollution concerns, H 4/10/98 pA3

Strange sounds just lot of hot air, not plane crash, H 2/6/98 pA3

Power-plants-NorwalkFire reported this morning at Manresa

Island plant, H 3/6/98 pA4Powerball II (Lottery)


PowerSmart Inc.PowerSmart acquires Duracell's

`smart battery' technology, BJ 2/2/98 p10

Prastine, RobertWall Street merchants won't mind

makeover, H 5/16/98 pA1+

Prato, JoanneAd aims to curb road rage [photo], H

12/26/98 pD1Pratt, Annie

Neighbors: If the bug gets you [photo], H 4/29/98 pA4

Pratt, LaurettaSomething to talk about [photo], H

10/15/98 pA1Pratt-Heaney, James

Business people: New financial group formed [photo], H 9/21/98 pB6

Praxair Inc.Company profile, H 10/10/98 pD2

PrayerGroup pushes for prayer in public

schools [photo], H 7/27/98 pA3Marchers pray for peace, unity

[photo], H 7/3/98 pA3Precious Pet Boutique

Delivering creature comforts: Pet boutique offers a mall crawl for beloved Fluffys and Fidos, H 9/21/98 pB6

Precision Computer Service Inc.Inc. ranking reflects Precision

Computer's philosophy, BJ 12/14/98 p9

PregnancyExpecting to exercise: Aerobics and

stretch classes help pregnant women tone [photo], H 4/6/98 pA9+

Labor of love: Lamaze lessons designed to take panic out of labor [photo], H 4/11/98 pB10

Preschool education. SEE EDUCATION, PRESCHOOL

Prescott, JonathanAll for a good cause: Concert raises

funds for Wilton Social Services [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Preston, Lillian1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Prezioso, Marianne

Making Old Times Fresh: City museum offers teachers chance to immerse students in the 1800's [photo], H 5/14/98 pA1+

Prial, Elisabeth T.Making its mark [photo], H 5/4/98 pA7

Price Iz Rite (Retail establishment)Pawn owners guilty, H 12/4/98 pA1

Price, JeffHouse of Escher: Norwalk gallery


Price, ShaneikaKiller's life deal: Norwalk man avoids

death by pleading guilty to murder [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Price, TannerNew ways to learn, new ways to

teach [photo], H 2/24/98 pC12Priceline.com

In brief: Priceline offers sweet hotel deal, H 12/22/98 pD1

Is Priceline.com feeding ticket buyers a line?, BJ 6/22/98 p17+

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PricewaterhouseCoopers L.L.P.Accounting powerhouse weighs local

consolidation, BJ 7/20/98 p1+Pride in Norwalk Awards. SEE PIN

AWARDSPrimary Colors (Motion Picture: 1998)

Westport crowd says primary purpose of prez flick is fun, H 3/23/98 pA3

Prime Time HoldingAuto lease deal ends in court: Prime

Time Holdings, credit union trade charges, BJ 11/23/98 p1+

Prime Time responds to suit, BJ 12/14/98 p1+

Prinstein, DaveAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Printers

Commercial printers [chart], BJ 10/12/98 p12

Printing Arts AmericaPrinting group chooses Westport for

headquarters, H 2/27/98 pD1Priority Solutions

Sacred Heart students win business plan contest, BJ 5/11/98 p10

Prister, DebbieBundle of Joy: After a difficult birth,

tiny baby goes home with her nurse mother [photo], H 5/9/98 pA1+

PrivacyOur disappearing privacy: Information

about you is just waiting to be picked up [photo], H 2/24/98 pD2

Private schoolsPrivate schools [chart], BJ 2/9/98

pA29Private schools-Fairfield County

The List: Private Schools [chart], BJ 8/3/98 p7

Private schools-WiltonThe Quaker ideal: Wilton families set

up private Friends school [photo], H 7/2/98 pA1+

Products. SEE MANUFACTURESProducts, Manufactured. SEE

MANUFACTURESProfessional Management Solutions

SoNo Smart Suites taps tower's promise, H 12/26/98 pA8

Professional PharmacyPharmacy has new way for disabled,

elderly to track drugs [photo], H 2/23/98 pA7

Profit, RandyGirl was shot twice before killer shot

himself, H 6/8/98 pA4Teen kills girlfriend, himself, H 6/6/98

pA1Violent relationship ends in death, H

6/9/98 pA1+Programmed Solutions Inc.

Software-maker Programmed Solutions expands in Norwalk, BJ 7/20/98 p9

Progressive Software Inc.Starbucks looks to local software firm,

H 12/18/98 pD1Proietti, Sante

Gelato Paradiso offers a true taste of Italy [photo], BJ 11/23/98 p3

Project Impact-WestportWestport to tackle flood problems, H

10/10/98 pA3Promar Industries Inc.

Business briefs: Promar to lease space, H 8/24/98 pB6

Flashlight maker moves in Norwalk, H 12/5/98 pD1

Promotion Services GroupPromotion Services augments

portfolio, H 12/19/98 pD1Property tax

Windfall for elderly low-income owners [letter], H 10/2/98 pA11

Property tax relief-NorwalkTax relief for seniors in the mail, H

9/26/98 pA3Property-Valuation. SEE REAL

PROPERTY-VALUATIONProtection of environment. SEE

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONProterra Corp.

Bankruptcies, BJ 6/15/98 p18Proudfoot, Lynn

Business people: New manager [photo], H 9/5/98 pD2

Prudential Connecticut RealtyPrudential Realty report increase in

transaction closings in '97, H 2/12/98 pD1

Prudential Insurance Co.Prudential buys GTE campus [map],

H 1/22/98 pA1+Prunotto, Rachel

1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team [photo], H 12/21/98 pC4

Prushansky FamilyWhen opposites attract: Weston

family puts faith in two religions [photo], H 4/18/98 pA1+

Przybisiki, EricDean's list: Among the graduates, H

11/21/98 pC8Psychics

Desire to know future draws folks to psychics [photo], H 2/17/98 pA3

Psychics-NorwalkPsychic connection sought [photo], H

10/24/98 pA1+Public accountants. SEE

ACCOUNTANTSPublic accounts. SEE

ACCOUNTANTSPublic housing-Norwalk

Housing projects residents gripe about graffiti removal fee, H 3/18/98 pA1+

It could happen again, housing managers warn, H 1/17/98 pA1+

New tenants to meet with police, H 11/20/98 pA3

Public libraries-NorwalkBetter schools, public libraries crucial

[letter], H 11/19/98 pA9Public opinion

It's your opinion [photo], H 1/6/98 pA13, H 1/13/98 pA13, H 1/20/98 pA13, H 1/27/98 pA13, H 2/3/98 pA7, H 2/10/98 pA13, H 2/17/98 pA13, H 2/24/98 pA11, H 3/3/98 pA13, H 3/10/98 pA13, H 3/17/98 pA13, H 3/24/98

pA13, H 3/31/98 pA9, H 4/7/98 pA7, H 4/14/98 pA13, H 4/21/98 pA7, H 4/28/98 pA9, H 5/5/98 pA7, H 5/12/98 pA7, H 5/19/98 pA13, H 5/26/98 pA13, H 6/2/98 pA13, H 6/9/98 pA13, H 6/16/98 pA13, H 6/23/98 pA13, H 6/30/98 pA13, H 7/7/98 pA13, H 7/14/98 pA13, H 7/21/98 pA13, H 7/28/98 pA13, H 8/4/98 pA13, H 8/11/98 pA7, H 8/18/98 pA7, H 8/25/98 pA13, H 9/1/98 pA13, H 9/8/98 pA7, H 9/15/98 pA13, H 9/22/98 pA13, H 9/29/98 pA13, H 10/6/98 pA13, H 10/13/98 pA7, H 10/20/98 pA13, H 10/27/98 pA13, H 11/3/98 pA13, H 11/10/98 pA13, H 11/17/98 pA13, H 11/24/98 pA13, H 12/1/98 pA7, H 12/8/98 pA9, H 12/15/98 pA9, H 12/22/98 pA9, H 12/29/98 pA13

No one surprised Jones harassment case dismissed, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Prospect of war with Iraq not simple matter for area residents, H 2/21/98 pA3

Public relationsUsing pull to get press: This Westport-

based flack is gunning for publicity, H 5/11/98 pA7

Public relations-WestportUsing pull to get press [photo], H

5/11/98 pA7Public Service Academy

At the Academy: Youngsters learn police are people, too [photo], H 7/17/98 pA3

Public service corporations. SEE PUBLIC UTILITIES

Public utilitiesState braces for round 2 of utility

deregulation, BJ 2/23/98 p1+Public welfare

Forum explores welfare reform, H 10/24/98 pA3

NEON to guide Welfare to Work, H 9/15/98 pA3

NEON, other groups unite to land $5M [photo], H 3/10/98 pA1+

Norwalk bus line adds early evening routes [map pA2], H 3/23/98 pA1+

Poor bus service hobbles welfare reform [photo], H 2/7/98 pA1+

Public welfare-ConnecticutRowland's welfare `success' a fraud

[letter], H 11/18/98 pA13PubliCARD Inc.

In brief: `Smart card' firm shifts to NASDAQ, H 12/22/98 pD1

Publishers and publishingThe List: Publishers [chart], BJ

11/30/98 p10Puerto Rican Parade



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Puerto Rican Parade (Continued)Former New Yorker helps breathe life

into Puerto Rican parade [photo], H 8/17/98 pA1

Raising The Flag: Norwalk's Puerto Ricans put their pride on parade [photo], H 8/24/98 pA1+

Puerto RicoLocal Puerto Ricans debate the issue

of statehood, H 3/7/98 pA3Puerto Ricans upset with Shay's vote

[photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+Pullia, Joe


PumpkinPlenty for cornucopias: Others' apple,

pumpkin woes no problem here [photo], H 9/30/98 pA1+

Puppets-ConnecticutPuppet power: A unique UConn

program makes Connecticut a hot bed for talented puppet makers [photo], H 4/2/98 pB6

Puppies15 Puppies Hang On: 53 dogs have

died after accidental fire [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+

Friends of Animals urges pet store boycott, H 3/16/98 pA3

Norwalk facility cares for puppies injured in truck fire, H 3/13/98 pA3

Norwalk vet crew indicates interest in adopting puppies, H 3/23/98 pA3


State legislators look for ways to protect puppies from dying [photo], H 3/17/98 pA1+

Two puppies out of danger, three remain on oxygen, H 3/16/98 pA3

Purdue Frederick Co.Purdue Frederick proposes doubling

its Connecticut Avenue headquarters, H 4/16/98 pA1+

Purdue Frederick to add 200 workers, BJ 5/18/98 p4

Purdue Pharma L.P.Purdue Pharma buys office space, H

10/6/98 pA3Purdue Pharma expands its presence

in Norwalk, BJ 10/12/98 p8Purvis, Dan

Personnel file [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1Putnam Ave.-Norwalk

Office tower could be new tallest building, H 6/26/98 pA3

Pyramid Real Estate and Management Co.

Real estate notes, H 7/7/98 pB7

QQuakers-Wilton

The Quaker ideal: Wilton families set up private Friends school [photo], H 7/2/98 pA1+

QualiteeUrban clothes that fit to a T [photo], H

5/18/98 pA6

Quality Towing Corp.Attorney general enters fray on


Lawsuit: Boot the booters [photo], H 10/14/98 pA1+

Small claims judge tosses out boot fine [photo], H 8/12/98 pA1+

Still no solution [edit], H 8/13/98 pA10Towing company is booting cars at

mall again, H 8/28/98 pA3Quantum Concepts Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 3/9/98 p21Quark Expeditions

Tour operator hits legal iceberg, BJ 7/20/98 p1+

Quell, TheresaNew round of budget cuts was

clerical error, H 2/24/98 pA1+Quesada, Saleska


Quick, MikeQuick producing a tradition [photo], H

11/25/98 pB13+Quilts

Quite a quilt [photo], H 9/17/98 pB1Quinn, Kate

Business people [photo], H 10/27/98 pB7

Quintana, RichPerfection repeated: Norwalker

bowled his first two 300 games one week apart [photo], H 11/24/98 pB1+

Quirk, KathrynBusiness people, H 11/23/98 pA7

RR.C. Knox

People's acquires R.C. Knox, BJ 6/1/98 p7

RabbitsHow much is that bunny in the

window? And what happens after the novelty wears off? [photo], H 4/4/98 pA3

RABCORABCO finds an environment in

which to grow, BJ 8/24/98 p8Rabies

Cute as they may be, wild critters carry rabies [photo], H 7/9/98 pA1+

Rabid bat found in Westport basement, H 5/21/98 pA3


Race WorldNASCAR craze: America's fastest

growing sport drives Norwalk business, H 12/8/98 pD1

RacismHerbert: Graffiti heightens tensions, H

9/4/98 pA3Students to paint peace wall to

counter racial graffiti, H 9/17/98 pA1+

Racism-NorwalkGraffiti scrawled at Norwalk High

library, H 9/11/98 pA1+



Radio broadcastersRadio days: Announcers find their


Radio programs. SEE VOICE IN THE CROWD

Radio stationsRadio stations [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA33

RadonRadon worries have faded, but potent

old gas persists, H 3/14/98 pA1+Raffles

Diana Beanie Baby raffle to aid Norwalk agencies, H 1/20/98 pA3

Ragaglia, KristinePreventing child abuse is this group's

top priority [photo], H 4/23/98 pC7

Prevention key to sex abuse, H 4/9/98 pA3

Ragsdale, ShelleyCarver Center mismanaged:

President [photo], H 2/18/98 pA1+

Carver Center officials tout secret survival plan, H 3/27/98 pA1+

Carver Center's financial records a mystery to its chairman, H 5/13/98 pA1+


Disputed donation sparked angry Carver run-in, H 9/3/98 pA3

Raila, PamNeighbors: Watching the Sound

[photo], H 6/17/98 pA4Railroad accidents-Norwalk

Metro-North eyes cause of delay, H 12/10/98 pA4

Train idled after ripping wires [photo], H 12/9/98 pA4

Railroad stations-South NorwalkSuburban train stations get busier

[photo], H 3/20/98 pA3Railroad travel

Suburban train stations get busier [photo], H 3/20/98 pA3

RailroadsTrack work underway, H 8/22/98 pA3

Railroads-ModelsThe trains kept a rollin': Model trains,

other artifacts on display in Westport [photo], H 12/14/98 pA1+

Ramada Plaza-SheltonNew owner of Shelton Ramada

weighs options in a hot market, BJ 2/16/98 p6

Rambusch, Erik H.Monday's snapshot [photo], H

3/30/98 pA1Ramer, Philip

Community briefs: Ramer Memorial Award presented, H 6/9/98 pA4

Ramirez, CesarGoing Home: Norwalk officer heads

up effort to find apartment for

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Ramirez, Cesar (Continued)local family [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3


Ramos, JohnFormer Wiltonite hits the courts, H

3/13/98 pB1Norwalk High may lengthen class

time, H 5/14/98 pA1+Tucci takes over [photo], H 2/4/98 pB8

Rampart Financial GroupBusiness people: Indermaur

appointed, H 3/23/98 pA7Ramsdell, John

Church neighbor seeks redemption of parking spaces [photo], H 8/8/98 pA1+

Randmer, Jacob "Jake"Memories of electronic dawn: Area

residents recall the world's first business computer in a Rowayton barn [photo], H 4/9/98 pB3

Randolph, MaxTutors help students make the grade

[photo], H 11/21/98 pA1+Rape-Prevention

Men take public stand against sexual assault [photo], H 4/27/98 pA3


Rape-StamfordKelly prosecutors awaiting second

trial, H 12/1/98 pA4Raposa, Edward and Cathleen

Living on Ryders Lane / Wilton [photo], H 2/24/98 pA4

Rastocky, LadislauNorwalk Old Timers to honor Evans,

Rastocky [photo], H 10/7/98 pB1+

Rath, KevinHarbor View residents reminisce,

celebrate the Storm of `92 [photo], H 12/14/98 pA1+


Rathinsky, MikeTeens reach out at Solid Rock Cafe

[photo], H 1/31/98 pB9Rattlesnake Bar and Grill

Jury debates ear-splitting-bar case, H 8/5/98 pA3

Jury rattles bistro: Rattlesnake, SoNo landlord owe neighbor $875K for noise, H 8/6/98 pA1+

Noisy bar rattled by 875G award, H 9/5/98 pA3



Rauscher, AntonThe Norwalk Quartette Club Singers

[photo], H 12/2/98 pC7Ray, Danya


Ray, Margaret MaryLetterman stalker commits suicide

[photo], H 10/7/98 pA1Raymark Industries, Inc.-Stratford

Battle shaping up for control of Raymark property, BJ 12/14/98 p6

Raymond, Allen A.Norwalk Symphony president aims

high on land and sea [photo], H 11/9/98 pA1


Raymond, LarryWe got the beat [photo], H 11/9/98

pA4Rea, Carla

Going, Going ... Stewart plans to leave Westport for Fairfield digs [photo], H 3/13/98 pA3

Rea, FlorenceAfter 40 years elderly woman learns

she owes sewer bill, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Rea, MikeThe Hour Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 2/21/98 pB5Reade, Kimberly

Dean's list: Honors, H 11/21/98 pC8Reader's Digest Association

Reader's Digest shifts Westport operations to Westchester, BJ 6/22/98 p12

ReadingEarly exposure to books gives

youngsters a head start in school [photo], H 9/24/98 pB1



Reading-NorwalkA space to read and learn [photo], H

9/18/98 pA4Amid doubts, $1M reading plan is

OK'd, H 8/26/98 pA3Grants help young readers, H

10/29/98 pA1+Program is one for the books...and

the kids love it [photo], H 3/28/98 pA3

Reading program survives fund loss, H 9/26/98 pA3

Reading program targets 1st grade, H 8/18/98 pA3

Reading students rewarded [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3

Ready to Read: Meadow Gardens children celebrate Dr. Seuss [photo], H 3/3/98 pA3

School takes a novel approach to boost reading [photo], H 9/19/98 pA3


Reading-WestportWestport children celebrate reading

season with party [photo], H 8/17/98 pA3

Real estate agentsMilestone [photo], H 1/12/98 pA4

Real estate business. SEE ALSO OFFICE LEASES

Commercial Real Estate Firms [chart], BJ 8/31/98 p10

Commercial real estate firms [chart], BJ 2/9/98 pA14

Commercial real estate: Fairfield County leasing transactions, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 8

Commercial real estate: Fairfield County office vacancy analysis by market, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 7

Deal gives Boston firm a foothold in county, BJ 7/6/98 p3

FOCUS: Real estate, BJ 1/26/98 p21+, BJ 11/16/98 p11+

FOCUS: Real estate [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p17+

Home sales help build economy: Boom benefits related businesses, H 6/11/98 pD1

Life's more complicated when you sell your home [photo], H 2/24/98 pC1

Living in the Lap of Luxury: Greater Norwalk suburbs rank high as pricey places to live [photo], H 5/5/98 pA1+

Looking back and forth: Brokers take a look at '98 and gaze into cystal ball, BJ 12/21/98 p9+

Milestones [photo], H 1/6/98 pA4Not enough homes for demand,

Realtors here say, H 1/22/98 pD1Office space leased, H 7/7/98 pB7On the move: Fairfield real estate

picture a giant chess game at present, BJ 5/25/98 p15

Prudential buys GTE campus [map], H 1/22/98 pA1+

Real estate, H 6/12/98 pD1Real estate brokers respond to

changing market, BJ 3/16/98 p7Real estate notes, H 7/7/98 pB7Real estate: Special section, BJ

9/28/98 p15+Residential real estate, BJ 5/25/98 p

spec sec 11Residential real estate firms [chart],

BJ 2/9/98 pA25, BJ 2/9/98 pA34Spring fever heats up sales of new

homes, H 3/31/98 pD1Subleases announced, H 7/7/98 pB7The List: Commercial Developers

[chart], BJ 10/26/98 p10The List: Residential Real Estate

Firms [chart], BJ 6/15/98 p10Traders heading to the suburbs, BJ

12/21/98 p1+Westport real estate agents sell

themselves first, H 3/30/98 pA7Real estate loans. SEE MORTGAGE

LOANS

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Real property-Valuation-NorwalkCouncil to look at revaluation, H

8/11/98 pA3Mayor basks in top court's tax

decision: Support of revaluation delays cripples suits, Esposito says [photo], H 7/24/98 pA1+

Revaluation: The answer? [edit], H 9/14/98 pA12

Tax assessor gives council primer on revaluation, H 8/12/98 pA4

Real property-Valuation-WestportRevaluation to be costlier but more

accurate, H 10/22/98 pA3State House acts on Westport taxes,

H 5/2/98 pA3Westport puts off revaluation:

Consulting firm finds wide discrepancies in property assessments, H 9/1/98 pA3

Westport reval gets green light: Plan OK'd despite flawed numbers, H 9/24/98 pA3

Realtors. SEE REAL ESTATE AGENTSReby, Robert J.

Advisor Robert Reby doesn't care if sky falls, BJ 10/19/98 p2

Recon L.L.C.Recon helps prepare others for

unexpected, BJ 8/24/98 p9Recon L.L.C. steps in whenever

disaster strikes, BJ 8/24/98 p9Record Broker

Musical mix: New Norwalk record store bounces to Latin beat [photo], H 4/10/98 pA3

Rector, Teresa LynnNanny quietly siphoned $20K from

Westport school director, H 4/3/98 pA1+

Recycling (Waste, etc.)-BridgeportBronx ahead of Bridgeport in

newsprint recycling mill race, BJ 3/9/98 p3+

Recycling (Waste, etc.)-ConnecticutRecycling a tree [edit], H 11/7/98

pA10Recycling (Waste, etc.)-Fairfield

CountyRecycling efforts remain strong in

region [photo], H 12/19/98 pA1+Recycling (Waste, etc.)-Norwalk

A growing problem: grass. Disposal of lawn clippings is complicated by new state law, H 10/9/98 pA3


Norwalk council chooses recycler city used before, H 5/13/98 pA1+

Norwalk recycling contractor off to sluggish start, H 6/16/98 pA3

Recycler recycles trucks to get job done, H 6/9/98 pA3

Recycling company junks pact with city, H 5/5/98 pA1+

Recycling pickup now caught up city, company say, H 6/26/98 pA3

Residents dump on new recycler: Bins haven't been picked up for days along Norwalk streets, H 6/20/98 pA1

Same old garbage on recycling, residents say, H 6/23/98 pA1+

Red Barn La.-NorwalkLiving on Red Barn Lane / Norwalk:

Norwalk lane offers village lifestyle [photo], H 3/3/98 pA4

Red Cross. SEE AMERICAN RED CROSS

Reda, FrankTraining to sniff out crime [photo], H

12/31/98 pA3Redding-Economic conditions

Redding to host Mark Twain documentary filmmaker, BJ 12/14/98 p2

Reed Exhibition CompaniesPGA shows acquired, H 7/6/98 pA11

Reed, MattNorwalk native Matt Reed named

baseball coach at UB, H 6/3/98 pB4

Reed-Putnam District-NorwalkAt long last, Reed-Putnam [edit], H

9/21/98 pA12Bitterness builds over city's

demolition plan [photo], H 1/12/98 pA1+

Landlord challenges Reed-Putnam plan, H 10/16/98 pA1+

Planners to fine tune laws for Reed-Putnam plan, H 9/15/98 pA1+

Reed-Putnam work gets go-ahead, H 9/17/98 pA3

Towering debate develops between developers, H 6/30/98 pA3

Reedy, LisanneNew battle over in-home preschool, H

8/7/98 pA3Rees, Brendan



Referendum-NorwalkPro-Fodor folks challenge ruling by

city's counsel: Coalition pushes for referendum despite questions on constitutionality, H 3/24/98 pA3

Refuse and refuse disposal-NorwalkGarbage at South Norwalk lot angers

neighbors [photo], H 1/10/98 pA3Letters, calls to mayor go

unanswered [letter], H 10/8/98 pA11

Rowayton company sees gold in garbage, H 3/12/98 pB7

Volunteers help clean up hazardous waste products [photo], H 10/19/98 pA3

Refuse and refuse disposal-WestportWestport schools' garbage costs

double for 1998-99, H 3/14/98 pA3

Refuse collection vehiclesKnopp calls for tougher standards for

garbage trucks [photo], H 6/11/98 pA3

Regan, KatlynSports in brief: Strout, Regan top

field, H 10/27/98 pB2

RehabilitationHealing Bodies & Souls: It takes


Reichenbach, CraigNorwalk prepares for cyber future by

merging with schools [photo], H 4/20/98 pA3

Reilly, John P.It's Politics! A few stray gifts under the

tree [op-edit], H 12/26/98 pA11It's Politics! A forgotten note, a ukase

recalled [op-edit], H 6/6/98 pA11It's Politics! Abe Ribicoff, servant [op-

edit], H 2/28/98 pA9It's Politics! Autumn: candidates pick

up pace [op-edit], H 9/26/98 pA9It's Politics! Bella wasn't only hat-

wearing pol [op-edit], H 4/4/98 pA11

It's Politics! Bucciarelli now batting for Bucciarelli [op-edit], H 10/3/98 pA11

It's Politics! Bumper stickers, insiders, outsiders [op-edit], H 5/23/98 pA11

It's Politics! Can't vote but he wants answers [op-edit], H 4/11/98 pA11

It's Politics! Candidates look to final sprint [op-edit], H 10/24/98 pA11

It's Politics! Cleaning up political loose ends [op-edit], H 11/14/98 pA11

It's Politics! Clinton's visit stirs political pot [op-edit], H 6/13/98 pA11

It's Politics! Commish gets a free ticket to ride [op-edit], H 1/31/98 pA11

It's Politics! Competing political theatrics [op-edit], H 12/19/98 pA11

It's Politics! Dems' dog & pony show in town [op-edit], H 1/24/98 pA9

It's Politics! Diverse dinners, diverse reactions [op-edit], H 2/14/98 pA11

It's Politics! Familiar name rings in GOP ranks [op-edit], H 2/21/98 pA11

It's Politics! FOI forces supporting Scalettar [op-edit], H 8/29/98 pA11

It's Politics! Franks tries lesson learned in defeat [op-edit], H 5/9/98 pA11

It's Politics! Governor's campaign hovers over assembly [op-edit], H 1/3/98 pA11

It's Politics! It's lights, camera, ...Politics! [op-edit], H 10/31/98 pA11

It's Politics! It's time for election post-mortems [op-edit], H 11/7/98 pA11

It's Politics! Lawmakers cautiously buy Pats' deal [op-edit], H 12/12/98 pA11

It's Politics! Lieutenant Governor Joe Who? [op-edit], H 7/11/98 pA11

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Reilly, John P. (Continued)It's Politics! Local Republicans clean

house [op-edit], H 1/10/98 pA9It's Politics! Looking for a political dog

fight [op-edit], H 7/3/98 pA11It's Politics! Mavericks keep the pols

honest [op-edit], H 12/5/98 pA11It's Politics! New cloud over the

rainbow [op-edit], H 8/15/98 pA11It's Politics! Not a good year for

challengers [op-edit], H 7/18/98 pA11

It's Politics! Now, Republicans' time to party [op-edit], H 7/25/98 pA11

It's Politics! Political script is not a new one [op-edit], H 3/7/98 pA11

It's Politics! Primaries brought some surprises [op-edit], H 9/19/98 pA11

It's Politics! Public officials in private sector: It's all in the public's perception [op-edit], H 11/28/98 pA13

It's Politics! Rowland cheering for èxPatriots' [op-edit], H 11/21/98 pA11

It's Politics! Rowland courts Fairfield County [op-edit], H 2/7/98 pA11

It's Politics! Rowland paddles; Knopp gets foe [op-edit], H 5/16/98 pA11

It's Politics! Rowland's rainbow is tarnished [op-edit], H 8/8/98 pA11

It's Politics! Scramble on to succeed Ed Mak [op-edit], H 4/25/98 pA11

It's Politics! Searching for good news in polls [op-edit], H 6/27/98 pA11

It's Politics! Senate foes carry much baggage [op-edit], H 5/30/98 pA11

It's Politics! Shays gathers points for independence [op-edit], H 4/18/98 pA10

It's Politics! Some candidates feel no challenge [op-edit], H 10/17/98 pA11

It's Politics! Some parallels from 30 years ago [op-edit], H 5/2/98 pA11

It's Politics! Strong conservative voice stilled [op-edit], H 9/5/98 pA11

It's Politics! Tending to business in District B [op-edit], H 1/17/98 pA11

It's Politics! The art of referendum politics [op-edit], H 3/21/98 pA11

It's Politics! The flip side of presidential visits [op-edit], H 3/14/98 pA11

It's Politics! The good, the bad and the ugly [op-edit], H 8/22/98 pA11

It's Politics! There once was a time when politics was fun [op-edit], H 6/20/98 pA11

It's Politics! Week of some surprises [op-edit], H 8/1/98 pA11

It's Politics! Westport Libertarian enters 4th congressional race [op-edit], H 9/12/98 pA11

It's Politics! What do debates lack? Debate! [op-edit], H 10/10/98 pA13

It's Politics! Will 'big oil' snatch gas tax cut? [op-edit], H 3/28/98 pA11

ReligionGifted or divine: A local couple

explores the connection between talent and spirituality [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1+

Religion in the public schoolsConcert questioned, H 12/17/98 pA3

Relocation of business. SEE BUSINESS RELOCATION

Remedy Intelligent StaffingEx-commuters become stalwart

entrepreneurs, BJ 6/8/98 p7Remington Products Co.

Company Profile, H 8/22/98 pD2Remington to lay off 220 in

restructuring, BJ 7/6/98 p19Remington Rand Corp.

Memories of electronic dawn: Area residents recall the world's first business computer in a Rowayton barn [photo], H 4/9/98 pB3

Remington Woods-BridgeportDuPont defends cleanup at

Bridgeport site in face of lawmakers' questions, BJ 1/26/98 p1+

Remuneration. SEE WAGESRental housing-Norwalk

Norwalk area tops the list for high rent, H 10/10/98 pA4

Reo Appliance`Suspicious' Sunday fire ruins Reo's:

Cigarette may have caused blaze at East Norwalk store [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

Goop and Soot: Community helps Reo recover from arson [photo], H 7/14/98 pA1+

Republican party-Connecticut. SEE ALSO CANDIDATE'S NAME; ELECTIONS-CONNECTICUT

Confidence vote at polls: Unopposed candidates celebrate, H 11/4/98 pA3


Status quo in Senate, H 11/4/98 pA7Republican party-Norwalk


Candidates to electorate: Vote [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

Dems, GOP open HQs in Norwalk, H 10/2/98 pA3

Konspore fallout affects Republican party bosses, H 1/14/98 pA3


That winning feeling [photo], H 11/4/98 pA3

Where are the Democrats? Six Republicans face no opposition Tuesday, H 11/2/98 pA2

Republican party-U. S.Gingrich will quit Congress [photo], H

11/7/98 pA1+

Republican party-WestportTwo Democrats seeking chance to

beat Tymniak, H 7/17/98 pA3Resch, Kurt


Rescues'Lifesaver' coach shrugs off heroic act

[photo], H 5/8/98 pA1+Coast Guard rescues man, H 9/15/98

pA2Group honors fire hero, but man

rescued tells different tale, H 7/17/98 pA3

Heroes honored for saving man in Stony Brook [photo], H 11/20/98 pA3

Norwalk man helps in rescue in car accident, H 6/25/98 pA2




Rescues-DarienTwo workers rescued from cave-in at

store [photo], H 8/25/98 pA1+Reservoir Corporate Centre

Work begins on Reservoir Corporate Centre in Shelton, BJ 8/24/98 p8

Resnick, PaulCommunity briefs: Norwalk has new

detective, H 7/21/98 pA4Resnick, Sam


RestaurantsBar owners sue over renewed ban on

topless dancing, BJ 2/2/98 p1+Franchisor wraps up market niche:

Entrepreneur takes cafe concept coastal, BJ 9/7/98 p1+

Will smoking ban burn restaurateurs? [photo], BJ 3/9/98 p1+

Restaurants-Fairfield CountyEntrepreneur really delivers: Norwalk

company brings hot restaurant food right to your Doorstep, H 7/6/98 pA11

Restaurants-NorwalkBalancing the Simple and the Exotic

[photo], H 1/14/98 pA9Brocks's to close its Norwalk

restaurant [photo], H 5/20/98 pA1+

Cogburn's offers finger-licking ribs and more [photo], H 4/22/98 pA9

Flaming success: Customers return to month-old Costa Brava Restaurant [photo], H 4/29/98 pA9


His Restaurant Has Wheels [photo], H 2/4/98 pA4

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Restaurants-Norwalk (Continued)Lunchtime Scramble: Court

participants find it tough to do lunch nearby [photo], H 3/31/98 pA1+

Out of the oven: DMV patrons in Norwalk snack on Tuscan's treats [photo], H 6/10/98 pA9

Outdoor dining in Norwalk [photo], H 7/2/98 pB1

Peddler may come calling: Seafood chain setting its sights on South Norwalk [photo], H 7/18/98 pA1+


Salad Days: Lack of green leaves means more greenbacks [photo], H 5/12/98 pA3

Slice of Cuba: Norwalk restaurant promise patrons flavor of the popular island [photo], H 1/21/98 pA3

Taste of Dixie coming to SoNo, H 10/31/98 pA3

Restaurants-WestportControversial Westport restaurant

closes its doors, H 5/29/98 pA1+Fondue: It's the perfect definition of


Food with a view: Westport clam house stakes its reputation on creative seafood [photo], H 4/15/98 pA9


Restaurants-WiltonFor love of olives: The Mediterranean

Grill cooks to order with herbs [photo], H 3/18/98 pA9+

Retail advertising. SEE ADVERTISINGRetail trade


Costco store proposed for Route 1, H 1/10/98 pA3

Discounted designer labels in SoNo [photo], H 12/15/98 pC1

Electronics retailers welcome ruling on cable descramblers, H 6/17/98 pA3

In search of meaningful presents: Some Norwalk area shops are selling Christmas gifts that `give back', H 12/22/98 pD1

Jos. A. Banks to open three stores in county, BJ 3/23/98 p9

Musical mix: New Norwalk record store bounces to Latin beat [photo], H 4/10/98 pA3

People's predicts economic joy, H 12/8/98 pD1

Retail strong in May, H 6/11/98 pD1Tidings of comfort and joy: Merchants

upbeat as final week of shopping begins, H 12/18/98 pD1

Winter's warmth offers good news - and some bad [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Retired teachers-WestportRollin' along: Former Staples teacher

keeps fit with vigorous life [photo], H 6/6/98 pB6

Reuters HoldingsReuters Analytics under investigation,

BJ 2/9/98 p7Reverend, Diane

Weston couple must pay for illegal employee's injury, H 5/19/98 pA1+

Rex Dive CenterDiving interest emerges into thriving

business, BJ 6/29/98 p19Rhines, Fred and Betsy

Ex-commuters become stalwart entrepreneurs, BJ 6/8/98 p7

Riccio, GregoryHerbert names deputy [photo], H

12/1/98 pA1+Principal, deputy hired, H 12/2/98 pA3

Rice, DonaldTake a spin in the 98-pound weakling

of automobiles, H 5/11/98 pA3Rich, Andrew

Charting a different course [photo], BJ 6/29/98 p17+

Rich, MarvinFormer Kmart exec is Oxford's new

CAO, BJ 4/13/98 p6Richardson, Hope Newman

The sky's the limit: Hope finds joy aloft [photo], H 11/14/98 pB7

Richardson, Kim1998 All-Area Girls' Swimming Team

[photo], H 12/26/98 pB4Wilton's Richardson gets Heisman

nod [photo], H 12/28/98 pB4Richmond, Patricia

Milestone [photo], H 1/12/98 pA4Ridgefield Bank. SEE ALSO BANKS

AND BANKINGBank branch opens in Wilton, H

2/11/98 pD11Bank to open mini branch in

Ridgefield, H 1/30/98 pD1Ridgefield Bank acquires insurer, BJ

11/30/98 p1+Ridgefield Supply Co.

Personal touches help Ridgefield Supply buck a mega-trend, BJ 2/23/98 p3

Ridgefield-Economic conditionsBank to open mini branch in

Ridgefield, H 1/30/98 pD1Bedient hardware closes its doors

after 215 years, BJ 5/11/98 p2+Ridgefield research facility may

escape SVG cutbacks, BJ 10/26/98 p11

Riegle, Charles W. Jr.Council, mayor bicker over raise for

Riegle, H 12/23/98 pA3Recycling company junks pact with

city, H 5/5/98 pA1+Right to Life

Marching for life: 60 Norwalkers heading for Washington to protest abortions [photo], H 1/22/98 pA1+

Riina, JohnMaking dough off bagels: Bakers'

dreams give rise to a growing business [photo], H 10/15/98 pD1

Riley, BarbaraSomething old [photo], H 10/29/98

pB3Riley, Brian


Riley, OlgaIn the moment: Staples students

dance the afternoon away with seniors [photo], H 6/4/98 pA1+

Rilling, Harry W.African-American parade planners

want good route, H 5/22/98 pA1+Beasts of Basketball: Little protest,

little crowd at donkey basketball contest [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3



Life inside city dog pound is no gravy train, H 5/2/98 pA3




Police ponder payment for parades [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

Police station could work at any of 5 sites, H 3/6/98 pA1+

Rilling sees red with right turns [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Route OK'd for city's first parade honoring black heritage, H 6/16/98 pA3

Special Olympians to carry torch through city [photo], H 6/4/98 pB2

To Serve And Protect: Norwalk officers honor fallen comrades [photo], H 5/15/98 pA3

Rilling, RichardMilestone [photo], H 4/27/98 pA4

Riney, DenisBusiness people: Moving on up, H

8/10/98 pA7Ringel, Rick

City toughens enforcement of 2-hour limit in 'The Zone,' H 2/28/98 pA1+

Rinks. SEE SKATING RINKSRip Van Winkle Lanes


Picking up spares in the morning [photo], H 1/14/98 pA4

Pin money: Bowling interest keeps lanes packed in Norwalk [photo], H 1/19/98 pA1+

Rising, DougA Norwalker's view of San Francisco

[photo], H 10/29/98 pD1

147


Risko, YolandaNorwalk volunteer honored, H

6/22/98 pA4Norwalk volunteers one of nations's

best [photo], H 6/24/98 pA1+Riss Design Group

Riss develops accident reconstruction business, BJ 7/13/98 p6

Rissolo, DainaDog owner charged in pit bull attack

on horse, H 3/6/98 pA4Ritar Ford

City and Ritar Ford near fee agreement for Yankee Doodle, H 6/27/98 pA3

Neighbors: Mustang man [photo], H 12/30/98 pA4

Ritz Realty Corp.Lawsuit: Boot the booters [photo], H

10/14/98 pA1+Why no restrooms in the mall?

[letter], H 10/30/98 pA11Rivas, Judith

Abzug's boldness inspired Norwalkers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA1+

Council member pushes nuke ban, H 12/22/98 pA3

Instant fame when Hour misquotes you [letter], H 5/8/98 pA11


Rivera, Angel R.Former New Yorker helps breathe life

into Puerto Rican parade [photo], H 8/17/98 pA1

Rivera, Antonio LuisBucs rout Prospect, gain tourney

berth [photo], H 10/31/98 pB3Rivera, David

Fall car care: Get your vehicle ready for winter driving conditions [photo], H 10/20/98 pA6

Rivera, EstebanNewcomer dusts 10K field [photo], H

5/11/98 pB1+Rivera, Samuel


Rivers-NorwalkA boy and his brook: 10-year-old

keeps `his' stream clean [photo], H 7/9/98 pA1+

Riverside Cemetery-NorwalkStacking up the bodies: Filled-up

cemetery builds community mausoleum [photo], H 9/29/98 pA1+

The angel of Riverside: She places flags on the graves of veterans [photo], H 5/23/98 pA3

Riverside Stage Co.Riverside State Co. has plans for

Palace Theater, BJ 5/25/98 p13Riverview Plaza

A role for the city? [edit], H 9/26/98 pA8


Judge delays class action decision, H 11/27/98 pA3

Lawsuit: Boot the booters [photo], H 10/14/98 pA1+

Mall owner to fight, H 10/27/98 pA1+Plaza owner slaps boots on

unauthorized cars: Car owners must pony up $125 to have wheel freed [photo], H 6/3/98 pA1+

River View 'boots' spark more anger, H 7/3/98 pA1+

River View's boots make more enemies, H 6/5/98 pA1+

Sexual harassment charged in lawsuit, H 10/19/98 pA3

Why no restrooms in the mall? [letter], H 10/30/98 pA11

RMED International Inc.RMED completes merger, BJ

12/14/98 p6Tushies acquires Bumpies products,

H 12/8/98 pD1Road rage-Westport

Rx for road rage, H 10/6/98 pA1+Road signs. SEE TRAFFIC SIGNS

AND SIGNALSRoadrunner (Business

establishment)Taking service to the customer, BJ

6/1/98 p21+Roads-Connecticut

State highway fund increase not a certainty, H 3/6/98 pA4

Roads-Interchanges and intersections-Westport

Dangerous intersection on Route 33 to be fixed, H 1/20/98 pA3

Roads-Interchanges and intersections-Wilton

An obvious solution [edit], H 5/20/98 pA12

Grumman Road too busy to be scenic, residents told, H 5/19/98 pA1+

Roads-Maintenance and repair-Norwalk

Dairy King owner raps street closing, H 9/12/98 pA3

West Avenue improvement project will last until spring 1999, H 1/8/98 pA3

Robbery, Attempted-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Burglary attempt

reported, H 1/22/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglary foiled, H

8/28/98 pA4Police Blotter: Clerk thwarts gas

station robbery, H 11/4/98 pA4Police Blotter: Intruder awakens

woman, H 2/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Intruders chased off by

resident, H 11/4/98 pA4Police Blotter: Robbery fails, H

2/24/98 pA4Police Blotter: Woman reports

attempted robbery, H 11/7/98 pA4

Robbery, Attempted-WiltonBank robbers panic, leave with no

cash [photo], H 1/14/98 pA1+FBI has suspects in bank robbery, H

1/16/98 pA3

Robbery-Fairfield CountyPolice Blotter: Several break-ins

reported, H 9/16/98 pA4Robbery-Norwalk

Break-in reported at store, H 1/9/98 pA4

Burglars leave mark on tattoo shop, H 10/8/98 pA4

Cab driver robbed, H 11/11/98 pA4Cliff St. robbery confirms

overcrowding, H 9/1/98 pA3Computer missing, H 9/19/98 pA4Convenience store robbed [photo], H

3/31/98 pA1+Four years in robbery, H 9/10/98 pA3Fourth man is sent to prison in

robbery, H 9/17/98 pA4He's robbed and robbed again...and

again, H 1/8/98 pA1+Home burglarized, H 12/10/98 pA4Ice cream parlor owner not fazed by

shop's rocky road, H 8/27/98 pA3Local gas station hit again in smash-

and-grab cigarette theft, H 12/31/98 pA3

Man with gun robs two men at home, H 9/2/98 pA4

Norwalker hit on I-95 as he runs from police, H 4/20/98 pA1

Owner of store says he identified one robber, H 4/2/98 pA2

Police Blotter, H 10/19/98 pA4, H 11/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: $2K reported stolen, H 6/24/98 pA5

Police Blotter: $4,000 in cigars reported stolen, H 4/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: 2 homes burglarized, H 2/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: 72-year-old clerk chases away robber, H 3/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Apartment break-in, H 9/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Apartment break-ins, H 9/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Appliances stolen, H 6/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Appliances, theft, H 10/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Avenue E burglary reported, H 7/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bars bent, home burgled, H 2/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bentley Cleaners taken to the cleaners, H 7/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Boat burglarized at Rex Marina, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Boats breached, H 5/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Break-in at restaurant, H 8/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burger King robber tapes employee, H 11/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglar enters second story, H 4/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglar grabs electronics, H 11/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglaries keep police busy, H 8/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglars enter business, H 10/21/98 pA4

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Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Burglars grab guns,

medicine, H 10/21/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars hit variety

store, H 10/28/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars loot toy store,

H 12/9/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars smash door,

steal register, H 12/3/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars take cash

from restaurant, H 4/7/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars take safe, H

8/18/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars take tools, H

9/11/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars tip Christmas

tree, H 12/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglars visit several

homes, businesses, H 11/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary losses listed at $17,000, H 6/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary nets jewelry, cash, H 3/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary reported, H 8/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary reported at game store, H 1/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary reported at plant, H 1/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary reported at residence, H 1/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglary reported at Sleep Etc., H 2/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cab rider robbed, H 9/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Camera taken, H 8/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Car lube shop robbed, H 9/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Casa Tella ransacked, H 10/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash stolen at Big Bubbles, H 2/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash, discs stolen, H 8/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash, jewelry stolen, H 9/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash, jewelry taken in burglary, H 3/25/98 pA4, H 3/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash, ring taken from Surry Drive home, H 4/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Castises, parts stolen from business, H 10/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Chain saws stolen, H 10/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: China King robbed, H 4/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cigarettes stolen from gas station, H 5/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cigarettes stolen from store, H 5/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cigarettes, cash taken, H 6/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cigarettes, jewelry stolen, H 8/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cliff St. residents report thefts, H 8/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cognac, tequila taken from bar, H 12/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer gear stolen, H 10/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer stolen, H 1/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer taken from Radio Shack, H 1/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cranbury home burglarized, H 12/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Crime takes no holiday, H 12/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Design place hit by thief, H 2/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Didn't know purse was missing, H 9/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Employee robbed in store, H 5/15/98 pA2

Police Blotter: Empty apartment burglarized, H 1/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Equipment stolen, H 12/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Equipment stolen from business, H 5/15/98 pA2

Police Blotter: Equipment taken, H 8/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Family Diner burglarized for a second time, H 9/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Five computers stolen from Olin, H 5/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Furnace, tubing taken from house, H 12/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Garage entered, H 12/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gas station hit for cigarettes, H 11/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gasoline station held up, H 1/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gasoline station robbed, H 1/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Glass broken, store burglarized, H 2/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Grant Howard reports burglary, H 6/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Grocery robbed this morning, H 3/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gunman grabs cash at CD store, H 10/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gunman robs doughnut shop, H 7/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Gunmen rob local resident, H 3/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gunpoint robbery, H 7/25/98 pD9

Police Blotter: Guns taken in burglary, H 3/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Health center burglarized, H 12/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: High school kitchen ransacked, robbed, H 1/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Home burglarized, H 12/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Home ransacked, burglarized, H 12/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Homes burglarized, H 2/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: House ransacked in burglary, H 1/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: House robbed during move, H 7/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items stolen, H 2/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items stolen from boat, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items stolen from garages, H 5/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Jewelry taken in burglary, H 2/10/98 pA4, H 2/26/98 pA4, H 3/6/98 pA4, H 12/12/98 pA4, H 12/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Keith Street house burglarized, H 4/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Leaf blower stolen, H 10/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man bound, robbed, H 9/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man cut in robbery, H 3/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robbed at knifepoint, H 12/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man robbed, slashed on South Main St., H 8/15/98 pA5

Police Blotter: Man says he was robbed, H 3/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man struck, robbed, H 4/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man, 22, faces burglary charges, H 3/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Men pose as tree surgeons, steal cash, jewelry from man, H 1/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Men robbed on Mulvoy Street, H 11/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Money taken from fun place, H 5/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Moorehouse residence burglarized, H 6/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Nail salon hit by burglary, H 3/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Neptune Avenue home burglarized, H 4/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk homes hit by burglars, H 5/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Nothing taken in break-ins, H 7/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Office burglarized, H 7/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Pair of burglaries, H 6/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Parking lot robbery, H 9/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Phone, CD player taken in break, H 12/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Possible burglary thwarted, H 12/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Pricey watch reported missing, H 10/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Refrigerator, stoves stolen from home, H 10/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Resident reports burglary, H 4/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Resident surprises burglar, H 1/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Restaurant deliveryman attacked, H 10/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Rifle taken in burglary, H 2/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Robber returns train fare, H 10/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Robbery at ATM foiled by dog, H 11/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Rottweiler stolen, H 12/30/98 pA4

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Robbery-Norwalk (Continued)Police Blotter: Several burglaries

reported, H 1/8/98 pA4Police Blotter: Several itmes taken in

burglary, H 2/11/98 pA4Police Blotter: Slow-down sign stolen

in Rowayton, H 7/20/98 pA4Police Blotter: Smash and grab at

convenience store, H 12/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Smash and grab breaks reported, H 12/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Smash and grabs reported again, H 12/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Sporting goods stolen, H 1/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Sports bar burglarized, H 2/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Store owner struck, then robbed, H 3/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Theater employee robbed, H 3/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Theft on Maywood Road, H 5/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Theft on Sherwood Street, H 5/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thief flees with flea supplies, H 8/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thief grabs jewels, H 9/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thieves smash windows, grab loot, H 6/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thieves steal lighters, H 3/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thieves take, return money, H 6/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Thousands in business equipment missing, H 5/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools stolen from company, H 3/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools stolen from store, H 3/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken, H 7/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken from France Street house, H 2/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken in break, H 12/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools, cameras taken from garage, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Trio of burglaries reported, H 5/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Triumph interior removed, H 5/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: TV taken from apartment, H 3/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: TV taken from residence, H 1/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: TV taken in burglary, H 9/19/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Twin burglaries, H 7/25/98 pD9

Police Blotter: Two burglaries investigated, H 3/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two burglaries Monday, H 2/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two houses burglarized, H 3/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wallet swiped, boy says, H 5/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Warehouse burglarized, H 12/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wendy's restaurant robbed, H 6/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wendy's robbed, H 5/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Winfield burglary, H 8/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman faces burglar, H 1/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman flees burglar, H 9/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman mugged on street, H 1/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman robbed at ATM, H 5/12/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Women rob man at knifepoint, H 11/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Working, phony phones taken, H 6/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Workman's tools taken, H 5/7/98 pA4


Prison for two sub shop robbers, H 9/10/98 pA4

Residents warned about burglaries in Silvermine area, H 1/17/98 pA3

Robber gets dough, H 7/31/98 pA2Woman sentenced in robbery, H

12/16/98 pA4Youth pleads guilty to robberies, H

8/15/98 pA3Robbery-Westport

Big Brother moves into Westport garage, H 7/22/98 pA3

Drop-in `visitor' robs Westport shop, H 4/16/98 pA3

Plum for the pickin': Westport street was easy target for thieves to hit, H 6/30/98 pA1

Police Blotter: Bathtub, antique benches taken, H 3/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bricks stolen from building site, H 11/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglaries reported, H 1/13/98 pA4, H 8/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Burglars take pills, antiques, H 11/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Businesses burglarized, H 2/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Businesses robbed in Westport, H 11/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Camera, lens missing, H 10/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Car breaks reported, H 10/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash reported stolen, H 1/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash vanishes from restaurant, H 11/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Cash-filled purse stolen from car, H 11/18/98 pA4

Police Blotter: CD player taken from car, H 2/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Clothes stolen, H 8/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer equipment stolen, H 4/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer equipment taken, H 3/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer snatched in office break, H 12/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer taken in break-in, H 5/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer taken in burglary, H 7/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computer, golf clubs taken, H 12/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Computers stolen from office, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Crime takes no holiday, H 12/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Crystal taken from Main Street shop, H 10/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Equipment reported stolen, H 3/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Equipment taken, H 11/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fax machine stolen, H 3/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Fishing equipment reported stolen, H 1/28/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Hat reported stolen, H 12/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Heater, chaps, saddle stolen, H 1/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Hidden jewelry stolen, H 10/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: House ransacked, H 12/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Hunt Club reports thefts, H 2/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items taken from complex, H 2/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items taken from shop, H 2/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Items taken from unlocked car, H 4/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Jewelry taken from Westport dwelling, H 11/4/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Laptop computer taken from car, H 2/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Leather blazer taken from shop, H 12/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: McDonald's robbed, H 7/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Mountain bike reported stolen, H 2/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Partrick Road house burglarized, H 4/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Post Road office burglary reported, H 7/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Presents taken in house break, H 12/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Purses stolen from Coach Store, H 6/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Radio stolen from locked car, H 2/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Real estate office burglarized, H 5/13/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Restaurant burglarized, H 10/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ring stolen, H 7/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ring taken from locker room, H 5/11/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Ruby rings missing, H 5/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Silver service sets taken in burglaries, H 11/17/98 pA4

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Robbery-Westport (Continued)Police Blotter: Smash and grab nets

smokes, H 6/30/98 pA4Police Blotter: Store burglarized, H

1/20/98 pA4Police Blotter: Thief takes violin,

glasses, H 5/19/98 pA4Police Blotter: Thieves busy on

Easter, H 4/13/98 pA4Police Blotter: Thieves take bundles

of shingles, windows, H 11/5/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Three burglaries reported, H 1/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools stolen from vehicles, H 2/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken from job site, H 2/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken from pickup, H 12/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Tools taken from work site, H 4/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two Harleys reported stolen, H 2/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two homes burglarized, H 12/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Watch taken from classroom, H 12/8/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Watch, jewelry taken from home, H 12/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Well-dressed bandit, H 9/16/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Weston Road home burglarized, H 5/14/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Westport office broken into, H 3/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Winged lion reported missing, H 4/27/98 pA4

Police recover safe, cars, seek suspects, H 10/29/98 pA4

Robbery-WiltonHome invasion stuns Wilton, H

12/28/98 pA1+Investigation continues in Blimpies

robbery, H 1/27/98 pA4No arrests in robbery at Wilton sub

shop [photo], H 1/26/98 pA1+Pair holds up Dunkin Donuts after

coffee buy, H 2/24/98 pA1+Police Blotter: 2 TVs taken in Wilton

burglary, H 12/28/98 pA4Police Blotter: 3 Tahoes stolen from

dealer, H 4/28/98 pA4Police Blotter: Burglaries probed, H

9/10/98 pA4Police Blotter: Camera stolen from

school locker, H 11/12/98 pA4Police Blotter: Computer equipment

taken, H 7/14/98 pA4Police Blotter: Jewelry, music taken in

burglary, H 5/5/98 pA4Police Blotter: Piece of history

missing, H 9/22/98 pA4Police Blotter: Police probe house

burglaries, H 3/26/98 pA4Police Blotter: Startled thief drops

booty, H 4/21/98 pA4Police Blotter: Third burglary

reported, H 12/30/98 pA4Police Blotter: VCR, TV taken, H

9/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wilton break-ins investigated, H 12/29/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Wilton home broken into, H 12/23/98 pA4

Robbins Tesar (Business establishment)

Masters of the trade: Robbins Tesar uses high-tech tools to help clients display their wares, BJ 5/4/98 p13+

Roberson, JazzBears rout flu-ridden Senators

[photo], H 1/14/98 pB3+Robert B. Appleby Health Centers



Robert B. Oliver PlanetariumThe sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Roton utilizes planetarium for upcoming meteor shower [photo], H 11/12/98 pB3

Roberts, DrewHS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

1/3/98 pB4Robertson, Grace

These little kiddies went to market [photo], H 11/7/98 pA3

Robin, MaryneCompany is growing alongside its

clients [photo], BJ 9/28/98 p2Robots

Norwalker creates robot to fight fires [photo], H 4/14/98 pA1+

Rocafuerte, WashingtonPolice, family seek help locating

Norwalk man, H 4/1/98 pA3Rocco, Stephanie

1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7

Rochelle, DianeNew round of budget cuts was

clerical error, H 2/24/98 pA1+Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and

MuseumStamford man named to head Rock

and Roll Hall of Fame [photo], H 12/4/98 pA1

Rockefeller, DavidBoldstrokes: Mavericks and movers


Rodgers, BillRodgers wants run at records [photo],

H 4/11/98 pB1+Rodin, Heather A.

Àrrogant' mayor [letter], H 10/16/98 pA11




Mayor snubs `contentious' NAACP pick: Esposito refuses to explain why he won't reappoint Rodin [photo], H 7/7/98 pA1+




NAACP proposes petition drive to pressure Esposito: Legal action reviewed as group pushes for its choice, H 6/24/98 pA3



Who's contentious now? [edit], H 7/8/98 pA12

Rodriguez, JoseFlaming success: Customers return

to month-old Costa Brava Restaurant [photo], H 4/29/98 pA9

Rodriguez, JosephDispelling the Fears: School officials

try to keep a lid on student's death [photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+

One Last Goodbye: New Principal tells Brien McMahon students he understands their apprehensions [photo], H 6/17/98 pA1+

Rodriguez, LisaPart of the Family: Pet watchers

clean up with fancy kennels, special care for beloved animals [photo], H 3/19/98 pD1

Roehm, AnnieHS Athletes of the Week [photo], H

1/3/98 pB4Roepe, Laura


Roesch Records Inc.Blues writers [photo], H 3/13/98 pB1

Rogers, Allie Jr.Triple Point becomes hot commodity:

Software maker makes Inc. list, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Rogers, ElizabethTaking pains to go painless: Optical

Venture wins nine patents for its cancer, virus treatments [photo], H 6/26/98 pA1+

Rogers, NileWestport's music man: Nile Rogers

forms first black-owned distributorship [photo], H 12/1/98 pA1+

Rogers, RosemaryA novel look at love for Valentine's

Day [photo], H 2/12/98 pB7Rolls, Jayme

New Canaan woman found dead on beach, H 6/9/98 pA4

Roman Catholic Diocese of Bridgeport

Norwalk native made chancellor, H 12/8/98 pA2

Roman, Emily1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4

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Roman, Mary BarbozaCity Business: Roman named to spot

on Oak Hills Authority, H 5/27/98 pA3

Romano, AnthonyPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/4/98

pD1Ronscinske, Thomas


Roodner Court-NorwalkFamily Matters: Roodner Court

residents celebrate strong values, strong drive to the basket [photo], H 6/1/98 pA3


Housing projects residents gripe about graffiti removal fee, H 3/18/98 pA1+

Prized playground scarred by vandals, H 4/22/98 pA1+

Roodner drug traffic moves out, not away, H 5/21/98 pA1+

Serious fun: Roodner Court playground wins praise from children, designers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA3

Rooney, Andrew A. "Andy"Didja ever wonder how long Rooney's

been on 60 minutes? [photo], H 7/3/98 pA1+

Rooney's BMW stolen [photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+

Rowayton resident pleased with review [photo], H 7/3/98 pA1+

Rooney, TerranceSpending battle: Fitting tribute, unfit

spending policy create political clash [photo], H 3/27/98 pA3

Root, MarjorieMural renews memory of Norwalk

teen [photo], H 11/2/98 pA3Rosa, Frank


Rosand, AaronFor the sake of the pure violin [photo],

H 7/16/98 pC1Rosaro, Jonathan


Rosebush, BerthaAir Knights: Norwalk Airport recalls


Rosebush, WalterAir Knights: Norwalk Airport recalls


Rosenthal, AliceGlass that sings: Norwalk woman

exhibits her life [photo], H 7/31/98 pA11+

Rosh ha-ShanahJews ready to celebrate year 5759

[photo], H 9/19/98 pA3Sweet wishes [photo], H 9/22/98 pA1

Together for high holidays: Jews mark a new year as one synagogue celebrates a new home [photo], H 9/22/98 pA3

Ross, KatherineHitting a Brick Wall: Art wall `visual

clutter,' zoning board says, H 8/6/98 pA1+


Second chance for Kids' Wall, H 10/23/98 pA3

Ross, MichaelSaved man looks to return favor at

mission [photo], H 11/24/98 pA3Ross, Stephanie

Council to hear concerns about social services, H 2/10/98 pA5

Ross, TamarMissing Dokken: An open gate, a

spirited horse, a tragic ending [photo], H 3/10/98 pA3

Rotary Club. SEE NAME OF TOWN ROTARY CLUB

Roth, HarryFriends laud brave hero of Holocaust

[photo], H 8/20/98 pA3Roton Middle School

Community briefs: Students help hurricane victims, H 12/3/98 pA3

Main break closes Roton [photo], H 10/31/98 pA3

Tiptoeing through a minefield [photo], H 10/17/98 pA3

Roton Planetarium. SEE ROBERT B. OLIVER PLANETARIUM

Round Hill Highland Scottish GamesLads of Burly: At the Highland

Games, Scots make much of heavy lifting [photo], H 7/6/98 pA1+

Round Tree InnNorwalk hotel used to bail out

Westport millionaire, H 5/5/98 pA3

Route 1-NorwalkNo surprises here [edit], H 12/1/98

pA6Study: Route 1 traffic bad, getting

worse, H 11/27/98 pA1Route 7

Boucher targets traffic on 7 [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3


Candidate clarifies position on Route 7 [letter], H 10/27/98 pA13

Charges upped in fatal crash [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+

Danbury woman dies in Route 7 wreck, H 11/16/98 pA1

Fix this death trap [edit], H 11/17/98 pA12


Knopp sticks by his position on 7 [letter], H 10/30/98 pA11

Let's face it: New Route 7 dead [letter], H 11/27/98 pA13

Route 7 mass transit hearing set, H 11/27/98 pA3

Time for Wiltonites to see the problem [letter], H 11/3/98 pA13

Tired of the Wilton complainers [letter], H 10/29/98 pA11

Town to study Route 7 plan, H 10/21/98 pA3

Your opinion [chart], H 10/26/98 pA2Route 7-Fairfield County

Connecticut will never support Super 7 project, governor says [photo], H 2/6/98 pA1+

One solution-new Route 7 to Danbury [letter], H 6/11/98 pA9

Three injured on Route 7, H 8/17/98 pA3

Route 7-NorwalkBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/28/98 pA10Deadly wall chipped away [photo], H

12/18/98 pA1Delayed on principle: Former mayor

wants union guarantee before he sells Route 7 land [photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+

DOT Grist Mill solution not complete [letter], H 12/28/98 pA13

DOT just doesn't get the message [letter], H 8/18/98 pA7

New signs don't reflect road's risks, H 8/4/98 pA3

Why no remedy? [[edit], H 7/30/98 pA8

Route 7-Wilton'Put it to a vote': New Wilton group

comes out in support of extending Route 7 [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Decades of debate [edit], H 3/7/98 pA10

Few speak out on Route 7 plan for mass transit, H 12/2/98 pA1+

Growing Pains: Hundreds find fault with plan to widen Route 7 [map], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Highway Hopes: Pro-expressway residents gather in Wilton [photo], H 6/15/98 pA3

Maloney optimistic Route 7 project will get done [photo], H 3/10/98 pA3

Maloney urges Wilton to create own Route 7 solution, H 7/2/98 pA3

No surprises here [edit], H 6/22/98 pA12, H 12/1/98 pA6

Not in Wilton [edit], H 7/20/98 pA12Pro-Route 7 group might hire lawyer,

H 6/20/98 pA4Route 7 plan draws crowd, spurs

debate [map], H 3/11/98 pA3Route's 'dead end' a literal one

[letter], H 6/22/98 pA13Super 7 still crazy after all these

years, Wilton residents say, H 3/12/98 pA1+

Traveler offers ideas from far and wide [photo], H 6/10/98 pA3

Wilton group urges support of Route 7 extension, H 3/25/98 pA3

Wilton plans protest to Route 7 project [map], H 3/7/98 pA4

Rovins, JudithBriefly: NASA honors, H 9/16/98 pA7

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Rowayton Arts CenterArt in your eye: Rowayton's art

season begins [photo], H 1/12/98 pA1+

Norwalk artists are RAC winners [photo], H 9/17/98 pB2

Rowayton Civic AssociationRowayton civic group opposes

building plan, H 9/1/98 pA4Their protest comes a little too late:

3rd floor already added to building, H 9/3/98 pA3

Unauthorized addition is `subtracted', H 9/18/98 pA3

Rowayton Garden ClubRowayton gardeners Christmas

market [photo], H 12/4/98 pB2Rowayton Historical Society


Remembering the Great Blizzard of 1888 [photo], H 3/5/98 pB7

Rowayton MarketRowayton Market to stay open at

historic site [photo], H 1/13/98 pA3

Rowayton Power SquadronBraun named Rowayton commander,

H 5/7/98 pB5Rowayton River Ramble

Ramblin' in Rowayton [photo], H 7/23/98 pB2

Rolling on the River: Rowayton River Ramble resembles Rockwell image [photo], H 7/20/98 pA3

Rowayton SchoolCrafts galore [photo], H 11/19/98 pB2In search of history [photo], H 6/2/98

pA3PIN awards overlooked Rowayton

effort [letter], H 11/19/98 pA9Rowayton School-Awards

Wacky Wonders: Rowayton students' odyssey includes trip to Florida [photo], H 3/11/98 pA3

Rowayton United Methodist ChurchCancer claims beloved pastor [photo],

H 10/2/98 pA3Rowing

Young rowers post victories [photo], H 6/4/98 pC11

Rowing-NorwalkRowers muster for fall, H 8/22/98 pB3

Rowing-WestportSaugatuck club golden in Derby, H

7/2/98 pB4Rowland, John G.

Area politicians evaluate Rowland's state of state speech, H 2/5/98 pA1+

Barbara who? Test entrenched governor [photo], H 7/25/98 pA1+

Bridge into next century [edit], H 11/4/98 pA12


Governor visits Norwalk to push mass transit plan [photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+

Here we go again! [edit], H 11/19/98 pA8

Issues cloud stadium construction [photo], H 12/4/98 pC3

Kraft deal cheesy one for taxpayers [letter], H 12/3/98 pA11

Legislators tell positions on Patriots, H 12/15/98 pA1+

Look closely, lawmakers [edit], H 11/30/98 pA12

Manresa: An opportunity [edit], H 12/2/98 pA6






Rowland sets rebuilding cities as second-term priority, H 11/9/98 pA5

Rowland vows new tax cuts, H 10/28/98 pA1+

Speaking out: Programs continue to suffer as Rowland pushes stadium [op-edit], H 12/5/98 pA11

Rowley, AnitaBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/6/98 pA10Rubenstein, Carole

Neighbors: Kids' place [photo], H 12/9/98 pA4

Rubenstein, SueSeniors need rides, places to gather

[photo], H 11/5/98 pA1+Rubino, Peter

Portrait in clay: Sculptor Peter Rubino provides the fundamentals [photo], H 3/5/98 pC1

Rudd, PaulThe play's the thing: Teachers learn

how to `sell' Shakespeare [photo], H 2/17/98 pA1+

Ruehl, BillNorwalker creates robot to fight fires

[photo], H 4/14/98 pA1+Ruess, Brian

100th Day Celebration [photo], H 2/5/98 pA3

Rufin, Rev. FrankPriest celebrates his golden jubilee:

Hundreds turn out to honor Capuchin Franciscan friar [photo], H 6/13/98 pB9

Ruggieri, KristinThe beauty of ballet: `Nutcracker'

takes stage in Westport [photo], H 12/4/98 pA1+

RunningCardiovascular fitness program

involves 3 phases, H 12/31/98 pB4

Many in medical community vexed about steroid supplements, H 12/10/98 pC8

Recuperation from marathons not quick process, H 11/12/98 pB4

Some alternative activities for staying in condition, H 11/25/98 pB12

Running-DarienBollinger quickest in Darien, H 8/8/98

pB3Running-Norwalk

300 youngsters sweat it out during Norwalk's Fun Run [photo], H 12/7/98 pA3

Do da run run: Rowayton residents race for community spirit [photo], H 6/22/98 pA3

Elpern was major booster of Lightfoot Running Club, H 10/29/98 pB4

Familiar faces blast to victory [photo], H 6/18/98 pB5+

Newcomer dusts 10K field [photo], H 5/11/98 pB1+

Norwalk runner on fast pace to success in marathon circles, H 2/5/98 pB1+

On course [photo], H 11/14/98 pB3Rivera races to victory in Silvermine,

H 9/5/98 pB3Rivera, Buchanan split wins, H

8/18/98 pB4Running-Stamford

Rodgers wants run at records [photo], H 4/11/98 pB1+

Westport's Harding tops Corporate Classic field, H 5/21/98 pC9

Running-WestonAlves paces the field in Weston road

race, H 5/29/98 pC4Running-Westport

Buchanan captures 10-miler, H 9/12/98 pB3

Harding dusts Minuteman field [photo], H 4/7/98 pC4

Mas outruns Westport field, H 8/8/98 pB3

Pyle outruns the field, H 8/10/98 pB3Ruospo outruns field of 70, H 9/5/98

pB3Ruospo wins second race, H 8/22/98

pB5Ruospo, DeMarco win in Westport, H

7/16/98 pB7Russell, Barbara

Sports in brief: Russell to lead OHWGA, H 11/12/98 pB6

Russell, Robert H. Jr.'Put it to a vote': New Wilton group

comes out in support of extending Route 7 [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Vote begins on purchase of 13 acres for Wilton, H 4/1/98 pA3

Wilton voters OK purchase of land, H 4/7/98 pA5

Russell, TroynitaSTRIVE eases road from welfare to

work [photo], H 10/23/98 pA3Russo, Bill

Two paths lead teams to same goal [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1+

Russo, Jim Jr.Courville ousted from field, H 10/7/98

pB1+Russo hoping to follow Courville's

path [photo], H 10/1/98 pB5Russo overpowers Oak Hill foes

[photo], H 8/18/98 pB1+

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Rutishauer, LindsayGOTCHA!! Norwalk, Wilton pupils


Ruttkamp, MichaelA grand feeling [photo], H 10/24/98

pB3Ruttkamp captures WKA title [photo],

H 1/30/98 pC1+Ruttkamp closes on two titles [photo],

H 8/22/98 pB3Ryan, John J.


Democrats launch challenge in 141st [photo], H 10/30/98 pA3

Ryan, SuzanneIf it's a diaper, it's cloth: Tidy Diapers

turns back clock on baby bottoms, H 12/1/98 pD1

Ryba, MichaelDarien Old Timers will honor 5

Monday [photo], H 11/7/98 pB4Ryders Ln.-Wilton

Little street teems with life [photo], H 10/13/98 pA4

Living on Ryders Lane / Wilton [photo], H 2/24/98 pA4

SS.E. Technologies Inc.

Lawsuit underscores perceived high-tech crisis, BJ 3/9/98 p1+

St. Ann FestivalFestival Fun: Norwalk club celebrates

summer, St. Ann, community [photo], H 7/27/98 pA3

St. Fort, ReginaldChecking out the changes: individual,

community efforts turning around library [photo], H 7/1/98 pA3



St. George Greek Orthodox ChurchA broader appeal: New leader of St.

George working to diversify flock [photo], H 3/28/98 pB10

Admiring a saint: Spyridon visits St. Goerge's on name day [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

Greek Orthodox celebrate: Spiritual leader to attend Norwalk feast day fete [photo], H 4/18/98 pB9

Greeks remember Christ's death [photo], H 4/18/98 pA1

Procession for a friend [photo], H 8/17/98 pA3

Ready for a spin [photo], H 8/27/98 pA1

Talking Greek: St. George festival showcases heritage worthy of a saint [photo], H 8/31/98 pA1+

St. Jerome ChurchMusic to lift the spirit: A special new

Mass draws teens to St. Jerome's Church [photo], H 1/8/98 pB3

St. Joseph ChurchNew look for St. Joseph's: Diverse

church finances renovation of old SoNo church [photo], H 10/8/98 pB2

St. Luke SchoolPitchin' In [photo], H 4/20/98 pA4

St. Mark's Episcopal Church-New Canaan

Boot camp for the unemployed: STRIVE gives new hope to `hard core' jobless [photo], H 10/22/98 pB4

STRIVE eases road from welfare to work [photo], H 10/23/98 pA3

St. Mary Church150 years of faith: Hundreds

celebrate at St. Mary's [photo], H 10/12/98 pA1+

A local milestone [edit], H 5/7/98 pA10Bouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/9/98 pA10Celebrating St. Mary's, H 9/17/98 pB3New pastor at St. Mary's, H 12/15/98

pA3Parish family will miss `Father Al'

[letter], H 11/18/98 pA13St. Mary Church: Still growing after

150 years: Historic parish second oldest in county [photo], H 10/3/98 pC10+

St. Mary's celebrates 150 years, H 5/7/98 pA1+

St. Mary's pastor accepts new post in Bridgeport [photo], H 10/19/98 pA2

St. Mary's CemeterySigns of vandals, neglect evident at

St. Mary's [photo], H 4/21/98 pA3St. Mary's Ln.-Norwalk

New mailbox rules make Cranbury residents stamping mad, H 4/4/98 pA3

St. Mary's SchoolStrictly fun: Hundreds recall school

days at St. Mary's [photo], H 4/27/98 pA3

St. Matthew ChurchAll in a day's work: Love for kids fuels

this Santa [photo], H 12/5/98 pB5St. Patrick's Day

Day o' the green [photo], H 3/17/98 pA1


Irish in the crock at Brock's [photo], H 3/11/98 pA9

St. Paul's Episcopal ChurchPastors to provide healing touch

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB7Priest at home in Episcopal Church

[photo], H 1/24/98 pB7Shining a light against the darkness:


Windows gleam with light, love at St. Paul's [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

St. Thomas the Apostle ChurchBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

10/2/98 pA10

Christians Begin Penance [photo], H 2/25/98 pA1

Giving thanks [photo], H 11/24/98 pA2Homework haven gets a hand:

Church donating space to Mustard Seed Outreach after-school program, H 9/25/98 pA3

Sabia, FannieLiving on Aviation Court and Hadik

Parkway / Norwalk [photo], H 4/28/98 pA4

Sabia, Tony and DonnaBook reopens settled malpractice

case by Norwalk couple, H 2/9/98 pA3

Sabido, HermanBoot camp for the unemployed:


Sabo, Robert J.Iroquois to appeal shellfish decision:

Local fishermen win $3.5 million judgement, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Sacco, JohnEarly jump [photo], H 1/14/98 pA3

Sacco, MarioBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/13/98 pA10Extraordinary Man of the Year:

Fairfield County Leukemia Society honors Westport restaurant owner [photo], H 11/6/98 pA3

SACIABusiness group seeks `non-profits' as

clients, BJ 10/5/98 p9Changing society brings death to

òrganization man', BJ 6/15/98 p8General Assembly leadership reviews

agenda for `98 session, BJ 3/9/98 p8

SACIA announces initiative to strenghten non-profit community, BJ 10/5/98 p10

SACIA, CBIA cite gains from recent legislative session, BJ 5/18/98 p4

Women's advancements topic at SACIA luncheon, H 6/9/98 pA3

Sacred Heart UniversitySacred Heart students win business

plan contest, BJ 5/11/98 p10Sacred Heart University-Sports

Bruno, Palmer honored by SHU [photo], H 2/7/98 pB4

Saddle Rd.-NorwalkBonello back in Norwalk after release

on bail, H 3/26/98 pA3Safety education

Police advise following the ABCs, H 4/23/98 pC6

SAI Systems International Inc.SAI takes big steps with small

footprint PCs, BJ 11/16/98 p1+Sailboat racing-Long Island Sound

Reichhelm right at helm [photo], H 9/3/98 pB4

SailingReady to do battle [photo], H 10/8/98

pB4

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Sailing (Continued)She'll Sail Atlantic: Darien teen

chosen for adventure aboard Endeavour [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+

Sign painter who spruced up SoNo wants to sail world solo [photo], H 9/21/98 pA1

Salander, KimBusiness is looking down: Couple's

custom tile designs elevate floors to new heights [photo], H 6/15/98 pA7

Salaries. SEE WAGESSales

Friendships more important that `cold' calls, BJ 5/25/98 p8

Sally's PlaceFarewell to Frank: Sally's Place in

Westport magnet for Sinatra memories [photo], H 5/16/98 pA1+

From cabaret to classical...Sally White knows her music, H 12/21/98 pD1

Salomon, DannyFrench flavors: Owners give patrons

a taste of their heritage [photo], H 4/1/98 pA9+

Saltarelli, GregoryPositive Parenting: Upbeat effort in


Salvation ArmyMany toys donated to Salvation Army

[letter], H 12/7/98 pA7Sammarco, Domenic

Fighting the Flu: Influenza pandemic possible, health experts warn [photo], H 2/28/98 pA1+

Pharmacy has new way for disabled, elderly to track drugs [photo], H 2/23/98 pA7

Sammons, StephenSouth Norwalk businessman makes a

splash in Norwalk [photo], H 7/6/98 pA1

Sampson, RachelWhen breathing isn't easy [photo], H

10/29/98 pB3Sanchez, Matthew


Sand Castle BallFaces & Places: A splashing

successful fund raiser, BJ 8/3/98 p6

Sanders, Msgr. John C.A Monsignor and his horn: Norwalk

priest joins the band [photo], H 6/26/98 pC1+

Sanders, KatieOne of life's hurdles [photo], H

6/10/98 pA1Sanders, Marvin


Sandler InstituteFriendships more important than

`cold' calls, BJ 5/25/98 p8

Sandler, Theodore L.Sandler joins largest Fairfield law

firm, H 3/5/98 pD1Sanitary landfills-Norwalk

New firm gets nod for landfill job: First contractor 'too slow' on project, H 9/9/98 pA3

Santa Lucia, Chrissy1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Santa Lucia, Mike

Bears soar past Eagles: Norwalk takes playoff spot from Trumbull with victory [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1

Santaella, Antonio Jr.2 more seated on Gudino jury, H

7/18/98 pA3Alternate jurors set for duty in slay

trial, H 7/25/98 pA3Gudino jury gets three more

members, H 7/22/98 pA3Gudino to get 25 years: Not enough,

says family of his murdered victim [photo], H 1/29/98 pA1+

Last juror picked for Gudino murder trial, H 7/23/98 pA3

Prospective jurors in Gudino case quizzed on guns, Hispanics, H 7/16/98 pA3

Two jurors selected for Gudino murder trial, H 7/15/98 pA3

Santopietro, ChrisGoose patrol: Border collie trained to


Santoro, PaulDarien finance official fired, H

12/17/98 pA4Santos, Ron

Chef masters his craft: Norwalk businessman finds satisfaction in food [photo], H 6/5/98 pC1+

Sarrazien, MichaelAlleged DWI driver has case


11/18/98 pA13Driver admits drinking, H 12/1/98 pA3Vigil set Nov. 21 for Anne-Carine

[photo], H 11/7/98 pA3Sasaki-Scanlon, Brian




Sasaki-Scanlon, DarrenBears overcome Senators [photo], H

5/21/98 pC7Sasco Creek Village-Westport

Westport plans to replace trailers with townhouses, H 2/19/98 pA3


Sasloe, KyleNorwalk nipped again [photo], H

10/30/98 pC1+

Sasqua Ave.-NorwalkSasqua neighbors enjoy quiet

stability: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 4/7/98 pA4

Sassafras (Retail establishment)Holiday entertaining: Celebrate in

style with holiday decorations [photo], H 11/3/98 pB1

Sastram, CarlPeople in business: Sastram helps

win awards, H 2/3/98 pD1People in business: Top prize winner

with agency, H 2/9/98 pA8SAT

Norwalk late to order SAT scores, H 9/3/98 pA3

Norwalk minorities' scores top SAT norms, H 9/4/98 pA1+

SAT above average in burbs, H 9/2/98 pA1+

Testing progress [edit], H 9/15/98 pA12

Satinover,Dr. JeffreyCrowd gathers to hear Bible prophecy

ideas [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+Saturday Academy

Pupils improve study skills by touring the solar system [photo], H 11/16/98 pA3

Sauer, JosephA better answer? Connecticut

Payphone enters a deregulated market, BJ 1/26/98 p1+

Saugatuck BankSaugatuck Bank organizers apply for

a federal charter, BJ 3/2/98 p5Saugatuck Congregational Church

Sharing the holiday spirit: Community Christmas fest welcomes one, all [photo], H 12/26/98 pA1+

Saugatuck Cooperative Inc.Toshiba replaces elderly center's

stolen television, H 4/10/98 pA1+Saugatuck Hose Co. No. 4

The state's oldest fire company celebrates its 160th birthday, H 6/20/98 pA3

Saugatuck IslandIsland community prepares for busy

summer: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 3/24/98 pA4

Saugatuck RiverA River Runs Through [photo], H

1/3/98 pB6Saugatuck River Sail and Power

SquadronSaugatuck River group has new

name, H 11/5/98 pB4Saugatuck Rowing Association

Saugatuck club golden in Derby, H 7/2/98 pB4

Saunders, Correy L.Urban clothes that fit to a T [photo], H

5/18/98 pA6Savaides, George

Savaides takes gold [photo], H 5/2/98 pB3

Save the ChildrenAgency to end aid to victims of

hurricane, H 11/6/98 pA3

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Save the Children (Continued)Business people : Save the Children

exec, H 6/15/98 pA6Business people: Save the Children

[photo], H 5/4/98 pA7Contest winner [photo], H 11/25/98

pA3Family fun: Hundreds gather for Save

the Children fund-raiser [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1+


Norwalk-made mugs recalled due to lead, H 10/28/98 pA1

Relief agency distributes `starter kits' to victims, H 11/20/98 pB10

Save the Children receives millions for family planning, H 5/22/98 pA3

Saving the children: Economic woes add to Thailand's troubles [photo], H 1/16/98 pA3

Shiffrin says Save the Children sets good example with accuracy in advertising, H 6/3/98 pA4

Save the SoundBeach Beauty: Volunteers pick up

trash along Compo, Calf Pasture [photo], H 4/20/98 pA3

Group calls for help to save wetlands, H 10/13/98 pA3

Harbor water quality below standards, H 3/20/98 pA3

Saviano, LeoraBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

11/13/98 pA10Norwalk teen's invention a winner

[photo], H 11/6/98 pA1+Savin Corp.

Savin expands Stamford space for relocation, BJ 11/16/98 p4

Savin may relocate its offices from Greenwich to Stamford, BJ 9/14/98 p5

Savin, Gestetner looking for space, BJ 5/18/98 p4

Sayles and Maddocks Family Foundation

Donation challenge created: United Way could receive $25,000 from foundation, H 11/10/98 pA3

Sayman, RichardJunior ROTC: Opening a world of


SBC Communications Inc.AG, OCC at odds with DPUG over

SNET-SBC deal, BJ 8/17/98 p5SBC responds to critics of proposed

SNET merger, H 7/30/98 p2Texas telephone company to swallow

SNET, H 1/5/98 pA1+Scala, Lynn

Fighting the Flu: Influenza pandemic possible, health experts warn [photo], H 2/28/98 pA1+

Scams. SEE FRAUD; SWINDLERS AND SWINDLING

Scavone, Alison P.Business people: Divorce planner

[photo], H 9/28/98 pA8

Schacter, StevenIn brief: Developer to renovate

building òn spec', BJ 6/15/98 p4Schaefer, Larry

School founder extols Montessori methods, H 11/13/98 pA3

Schaffer, IrvingWestport firm has bright idea [photo],

H 10/27/98 pB7Schalk, Walter

Gotta swing: Lessons in cuttin' a rug [photo], H 11/7/98 pB8

Schechler, SamHand Jive [photo], H 4/18/98 pA3

Scheffler, WilliamWestport man pens book about town

postcards [photo], H 11/25/98 pA3

Scherf, LindseyHarding dusts Minuteman field

[photo], H 4/7/98 pC4Schilling, Mollie McLaughlin

Town Blamed: Westport mother says town should have cut tree where son died [photo], H 1/8/98 pA1

Schmidt, PamNeighbors: Where listening is the

best therapy [photo], H 1/7/98 pA4

Schmier, DaveA business built on bright ideas

[photo], H 4/13/98 pA7Schmitt, Ben

Patient Trainee [photo], H 1/6/98 pA3Scholarships



Finalists vie for $169,000 in Ettinger scholarships [photo], H 4/14/98 pA3

Monday's snapshot [photo], H 4/27/98 pA1+


Scholastic Aptitude Test. SEE SATScholly, Philip

Exploring strange new worlds [photo], H 12/8/98 pA3

Scholz, PatrickIn the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

School administrators-NorwalkLocal `hurricane' [edit], H 8/27/98 pA8New finance chief starts Oct. 1, H

8/26/98 pA1+Official's retirement 'standard' [photo],

H 9/5/98 pA3School chief picks new team, H

9/2/98 pA1+School leaders to be named [photo],

H 9/22/98 pA3Weinberger retires early [photo], H

9/2/98 pA1+School administrators-Westport

Coleytown vice principal selected, H 7/28/98 pA3

It's moving up day: Board promotes three educators in Westport school administration, H 6/24/98 pA5

School attendanceThe trouble with truancy: City

program casts doubt on schools' rosy numbers for students' unexcused absences [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Truant officer gets new image, H 8/18/98 pC8

School attendance-NorwalkNorwalk officer will be on hooky

patrol, H 9/23/98 pA3School attendance-Westport

Westport tries softer tactics to cut truancy: Staples students work with principal to find ways to improve attendance, H 6/2/98 pA1+

School budgets-Norwalk75 percent of funds for new salaries

may be cut, H 2/18/98 pA1+Board considers cutting 15 new

teaching jobs, H 3/4/98 pA1+Budget reconciliation talks off to 'poor'

start, H 1/15/98 pA1+Budget whittling tough task for

schools, officials say, H 1/29/98 pA3


Finance boss slashes $4M, but taxes will rise, H 1/13/98 pA1+

Mayor's schools pledge angers school board, H 3/18/98 pA1+

School board complains it's out of budget loop, H 1/20/98 pA1+

School board passes $100 million budget, H 12/9/98 pA3

School officials reeling from proposed cuts to budget, H 1/14/98 pA1+

School budgets-WestportMore students need more more

money, principals say, H 2/3/98 pA3

Over-budget bids threaten Greens Farms project, H 9/29/98 pA3

School board asks town to help out with middle school, H 9/29/98 pA4

Westport school board approves $48M budget, H 2/19/98 pA3

School budgets-WiltonClune wants 5.9 percent increase for

Wilton schools, H 1/15/98 pA3School buildings-Maintenance and

repair-NorwalkArchitect's plans for West Rocks lead

to delay, H 7/9/98 pA3Building woes may not be fixed by

class time [photo], H 8/13/98 pA3Ceiling tiles OK at Brookside, fire

report shows, H 2/26/98 pA3Council debates, OKs moving on with

school fixes, H 12/23/98 pA1+Get on with it [edit], H 12/28/98 pA12Renovation delays cost city schools

$2.8M in aid, H 3/12/98 pA1+

156


School buildings-Maintenance and repair-Norwalk (Continued)

School promise: Mayor pledges city money to patch Brookside School [photo], H 3/7/98 pA1+

School buildings-Maintenance and repair-Westport

Westport delays decision to build big, small, or not at all, H 7/28/98 pA3

School buses-NorwalkBus driver shortage leaves kids

waiting, H 10/23/98 pA3Keep 'em rolling [edit], H 10/28/98

pA12No injuries in bus accident, H 5/20/98

pA3School bus frustration puts parents

behind the wheel, H 12/23/98 pA1+

School buses back on schedule, almost, H 10/30/98 pA3

Tight buses worry parents, H 12/15/98 pA1+

Towns should check school bus safety [letter], H 10/1/98 pA9

School buses-WiltonFretting parents do battle over bus

stops, H 9/25/98 pA3New school bus stops worry Wilton

parents, H 9/14/98 pA3School children's clothing

'How uniform' is question [edit], H 12/22/98 pA8

Hunting for those classy new looks: fashion's a passion for school-bound kids [photo], H 8/18/98 pC4

Ready for school [photo with caption], H 9/1/98 pA2

School children's clothing-NorwalkJefferson School may offer uniform

option, H 11/17/98 pA1+School children-Transportation


School choiceSchool Choice costs not known, H

11/21/98 pA3School crossing guards-Norwalk

Crossing guards needed to let police handle duties, H 1/6/98 pA4

School custodians-NorwalkCustodians and teachers [photo], H

5/21/98 pA10School custodian contract OK'd,

awaits signatures, H 5/20/98 pA3Schools near deal with local

custodians: Board abandons idea for private janitorial firm [photo], H 5/19/98 pA1+

The Key Man [photo], H 1/28/98 pA4Union backs school custodian fired

for lying, H 7/28/98 pA3Union boss buries school district in

complaints [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

School discipline-Fairfield CountyLong arm of the law: Student

lawbreakers' futures in the hands of superintendents, H 8/26/98 pA1+

School discipline-Norwalk'Vigilant' schools expelled 32 in '97, H

9/14/98 pA1+The bully patrol: Mediation helps

keep a lid on things, H 8/21/98 pA1+

School discipline-WiltonWilton schools start revising

expulsion policy, H 9/11/98 pA3School enrollment-Fairfield County

School age requirement no problem: Parents favor earlier enrollment, H 9/18/98 pA3

Taxes inch up as 'Boomer' children cram area schools [photo], H 2/21/98 pA1+

School enrollment-NorwalkEnrollment surge demands more

teachers in city, H 5/20/98 pA1+Few solutions offered to ease class

crowding, H 3/18/98 pA1+Overcrowding will get worse, school

officials say, H 2/18/98 pA3School enrollment-Weston

Town explores options as schools fill up [table], H 11/13/98 pA1+

School enrollment-WestportMore students need more more

money, principals say, H 2/3/98 pA3

School libraries-NorwalkBetter schools, public libraries crucial

[letter], H 11/19/98 pA9Librarians agree with story on staffing

[letter], H 12/14/98 pA13Library skills lacking, H 11/28/98 pA1+School libraries lack staff, resources,

H 11/11/98 pA1+Students short-changed by libraries

[letter], H 11/25/98 pA11School lunchrooms, cafeterias, etc.-

Fairfield CountyAllergy alert: Peanuts can be deadly

for some people, H 10/8/98 pB1School nursing-Norwalk

Health records are critical for back-to-school [photo], H 9/3/98 pB2

Someone to watch over them [photo], H 5/27/98 pA4

School principals-NorwalkCranbury students, parents will miss

their principled principal [photo], H 5/16/98 pA3



Principal jobs go begging: Silvermine resignation leaves new school super with three spots to fill [photo], H 8/22/98 pA3


School hire expected Oct. 6, H 9/26/98 pA3

West Rocks school chief seeks new job, residence, H 5/29/98 pA3

School principals-WestonPrincipal selected for Weston high

school, H 6/17/98 pA3

School principals-WestportColeytown job undetermined by

school board, H 5/28/98 pA3Finalists named for two Westport


Interim no more, Coleytown school has new principal, H 6/2/98 pA3

Some Laughs In Westport [photo], H 3/21/98 pB5

School St.-NorwalkSchool Street a lesson in diversity

[photo], H 10/20/98 pA4School superintendents-Norwalk

`Stay Up and Bubbly': New school chief urges his people to make city district `world-class system' [photo], H 9/1/98 pA1+

A new superintendent [edit], H 6/11/98 pA8

Against the grain [photo], H 6/10/98 pA1+

And then there were three: Norwalk board pares superintendent list to N. J. district boss, consultant, publishing veep, H 5/21/98 pA1+




Candidate knocks shortchanging city schools [photo], H 5/28/98 pA1+

Candidate lukewarm about Norwalk job [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1+

Candidate pulls out for N. Y. school board job, H 6/2/98 pA1+

Departing superintendent gives strange civics lecture, H 6/19/98 pA2

Farewell to Sloan: Superintendent praised for his 15 years of school leadership [photo], H 6/11/98 pA1+

Few residents greet superintendent finalist [photo], H 12/8/98 pA3

First candidate had rocky times at Phoenix schools, H 5/22/98 pA1+

Friends, colleagues wish well to Westport superintendent [photo], H 6/10/98 pA3

Hamer said he would have focused on minority scores, H 6/3/98 pA2


Herbert ready to lead with reform [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Herbert says he'd welcome reporters into schools, H 5/28/98 pA2

It's a wrap: After 15 years, Superintendent Sloan closes door on Norwalk [photo], H 6/23/98 pA1+

Low turnout for meeting on search for school chief, H 9/16/98 pA3

New school boss vows to wipe out 'dissatisfaction' [photo], H 6/15/98 pA1+

New school chief makes sweeping changes, H 8/19/98 pA1+

157


School superintendents-Norwalk (Continued)

New schools boss wants everyone to help [photo], H 6/18/98 pA1+

Off and running: Well, sort of... State holds up Herbert's ok because of missing papers [photo], H 7/10/98 pA1+

Open door: Herbert gives pastors time to spread word on relations job [photo], H 9/1/98 pA1+

Parents tells school search firm of their needs, H 1/27/98 pA1+

School board to interview 9 candidates by mid-May, H 5/1/98 pA1+

School boss embraces changes that inspire, transform [photo], H 7/16/98 pA1+

School boss' bold moves make waves, H 8/20/98 pA1+

School hiring on hold, H 12/23/98 pA3School interim ends bid for top job, H

10/8/98 pA3Search firm picks brains in city about


Search narrows for head of schools, H 4/22/98 pA1

Second candidate for superintendent delays visit to city: He was tied up in Big Apple with school board nomination, H 6/1/98 pA1

Second candidate says he'd push city schools forward [photo], H 6/4/98 pA1+

Second finalist for top school job named [photo], H 12/11/98 pA3

Some suggestions for the new superintendent [letter], H 1/31/98 pA11

Stopgap appointment possible to fill Kelleher's Westport spot, H 5/7/98 pA3

Superintendent candidates espoused same old bureaucratic rhetoric [letter], H 6/12/98 pA11

Superintendent swan songs: As school chiefs depart, they take shots at what drove them out [photo], H 6/20/98 pA1+

Two candidates offer different styles to get job done: Former book executive built reputation on reform, H 5/23/98 pA1+

Two candidates offer different styles to get job done: New Jersey schools boss resourceful administrator, H 5/23/98 pA1+

Westport schools chief quits for Long Island job [photo], H 3/27/98 pA1+

School superintendents-WestportWestport approves firm for

superintendent search, H 6/2/98 pA3

School uniforms. SEE SCHOOL CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

School-to-work transitionBridging the gap: Program gives

students work experience, H 5/21/98 pA3


Schools, Charter. SEE CHARTER SCHOOLS

Schools, Jewish. SEE JEWISH DAY SCHOOLS

Schools, Private. SEE PRIVATE SCHOOLS

Schools-Fairfield CountyCounselors keep watch after 7th

shooting tragedy [photo], H 5/22/98 pA1+

On course for careers: Lessons from innovative, interesting electives can last a lifetime, H 8/18/98 pC5

Profiles provide snapshot, H 11/7/98 pA1+

State delay backfires on big test: Plan to provide more preparation time fails to account for holidays, H 9/10/98 pA1+

Suburb schools no lure, school board says, H 5/6/98 pA1+

The baby dilemma: City, suburban schools differ widely on coping with teen-age pregnancy, H 5/16/98 pA1+

Schools-Norwalk. SEE ALSO NORWALK PUBLIC SCHOOLS

$2 million computer wiring set for schools, H 6/18/98 pA3


'Beacon' school may serve brightest, H 10/19/98 pA1+

'Vigilant' schools expelled 32 in '97, H 9/14/98 pA1+

A bell-ringing start: New school chief greets students, parents as classes begin [photo], H 9/5/98 pA3

A/C plan for school may die, H 2/4/98 pA1


Comprehensive school study coming alive, H 10/17/98 pA3

Curriculum approved, H 6/18/98 pA3Ring in the new year: Television rules

as kids make their back-to-school choices [photo], H 8/18/98 pA1+


School board adopts rules for students surfing the 'Net, H 1/7/98 pA3

School board asks public to define goals, H 9/16/98 pA1


School policy changes on course, H 9/15/98 pA3

Schools celebrate diversity of holidays [photo], H 12/17/98 pA3

Sex education teachers dislike state's suggestions, H 6/18/98 pA1+

Sex, lies and civics classes: Teachers inject racy report on Clinton into history lessons, H 9/16/98 pA1+

Stepping into 21st century: 200 students, parents walk at Cranbury Park for school computers [photo], H 11/16/98 pA3

Technology complicates finding room for students, H 2/6/98 pA1+

Testing progress [edit], H 9/15/98 pA12

Schools-WestportMiddle school future previewed, H

12/15/98 pA3Parking study ordered, H 12/10/98

pA3Sex education teachers dislike state's

suggestions, H 6/18/98 pA1+Student moves revised, H 12/11/98

pA3Westport gets 58 bids for building of

school, H 8/21/98 pA3Westport may build first school in 33

years, H 2/7/98 pA3Westport schools' Web link

advances, H 9/15/98 pA3Schools-Wilton

Big wave of new teachers in Wilton, H 9/16/98 pA3

Schreiber, LeonardWestport man funds Torah for

Ethiopian Jews, H 2/10/98 pA1+Schulman, Louis


Schumacher, CarissaGrim lessons on the road: Dire results

when some young drivers break learner's permit rules, H 10/7/98 pA3

Schwartz & Hofflich L.L.P.Accounting firm names new partner,

H 1/19/98 pA7Schwartz (Irving and Rita)

Scholarships for the Creative Arts


Schwartz, CaleyAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Schwartz, Debbie

Antiques lure visitors to Stamford: Canal Street a mecca for savvy browsers [photo], H 7/30/98 p1+

Schwartz, DerekFinding hope in volunteerism: People


Schwarz, RussellExec speaks, H 6/9/98 pA7

Schyberg, Christine2,000th mom delivers [photo], H

10/26/98 pB6Scianna, Frank

Showing the way at City Hall [photo], H 6/3/98 pA4

Science fairs. SEE SCIENCE-EXHIBITIONS

158


Science, Applied. SEE TECHNOLOGYScience-Exhibitions

Schools honor science fair winners [photo], H 5/28/98 pB5

Science-Exhibitions-NorwalkAll Saints hosts science fair [photo],

H 2/19/98 pB8Together again [photo], H 5/12/98 pA1

Scinto, Robert D.Boldstrokes: Mavericks and movers


Scinto plans projects in Trumbull, Shelton, BJ 6/8/98 p1+

Scirocco Partners of Las VegasHope for SoNo [edit], H 11/28/98

pA12SoNo hopes new owner has answers:

30 buildings, tenants look for improvements, changes, H 11/25/98 pA1+

SoNo parcel sold again, H 11/24/98 pA4

Scofield, RonaldNorwalk resident ticked off over

parking ticket situation [photo], H 5/5/98 pA3

Scott Cable Communications Inc.Bankruptcies, BJ 10/19/98 p24Scott Cable Inc. files Chapter 11, BJ

10/19/98 p1+Scott, Jared

Wilton mom, son killed in Vermont crash [photo], H 1/5/98 pA1+

Scott, MarshaBusiness people: Picked to be VP, H

6/01/98 pA8Scott-Marshall, Joan

Wilton mom, son killed in Vermont crash [photo], H 1/5/98 pA1+

Scotti, PietroBest pickings [photo], H 4/1/98 pA5

Scottish Games. SEE ROUND HILL HIGHLAND SCOTTISH GAMES

Scribner Hill Rd.-WiltonLeafy neighborhood ofers quiet

refuge: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 5/26/98 pA4

Living on Scribner Hill Road / Wilton: Wilton neighbors appreciate their solitude [photo], H 3/10/98 pA4

ScrimshawsWhale of a tale: Local scrimshaw

artist snags top honors at Mystic Seaport [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

Sculptors-NorwalkPortrait in clay: Sculptor Peter Rubino

provides the fundamentals [photo], H 3/5/98 pC1

Sea Scouts of Fairfield CountyShip 6 scouts test life jackets [photo],

H 4/30/98 pC5SeaConn LLC

SeaConn plans ferry service, BJ 8/3/98 p4

Seals (Animals)Creature Cruise: Seal sightings draw

crowds to Maritime research vessel [photo], H 2/21/98 pA3

Sears, JayEdgar takes mystery out of investing

[photo], BJ 8/24/98 p1+Seat belts. SEE AUTOMOBILES-

SEAT BELTSSeattle Mariners

Mariners sign Abate [photo], H 10/14/98 pB1+

Sebor, AndrewArt behind the scenes: Engineering


Secchi, RonPaddy's Pride: Senators prepare for

New York parade [photo], H 3/14/98 pA3

SecretariesCelebrate Secretaries: But don't call

them that, say administrative assistants [photo], H 4/22/98 pA3

See, EdgarHometown touch [photo], H 10/24/98

pD1Seeger, Pete

Seeger's hammer: He entertains 1,000 with song, guitar, banjo and flute [photo], H 2/9/98 pA1+

Seidenberger, Thomas L.Candidate lukewarm about Norwalk

job [photo], H 6/5/98 pA1+Second candidate says he'd push city

schools forward [photo], H 6/4/98 pA1+

Two candidates offer different styles to get job done: New Jersey schools boss resourceful administrator, H 5/23/98 pA1+

Self-defense for womenThe Best Defense Is A Good Offense:


Seligson PropertiesEnvironmental tactics to delay Costco

unfair, developer says, H 4/21/98 pA1+

Seligson, Stanley M.Conservation board bows to public

pressure for Costco hearing, H 2/20/98 pA1

Firm to test waters for land development plan, H 9/18/98 pA3

It's the right place for Costco [letter], H 3/28/98 pA11


Seligson buys land, then sells portion, H 1/30/98 pD1

Seligson granted official developer status, H 8/7/98 pA2

Seligson's plan for Norwalk central proceeds, might expand to Wall Street, H 5/15/98 pA3

Union lends its voice to Costco opposition, H 3/17/98 pA1+

Selke, ErinBears close with win [photo], H

10/29/98 pB5+Seller, Keith

Sellers makes the transition [photo], H 2/7/98 pB1+

Sellers, Donnie R.Democrats renominate Knopp and

Sellers [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3Pol files papers a little too late

[photo], H 8/13/98 pA3Politicians quiet on Sellers' plan to

run for office, H 6/1/98 pA3Sellers says he may run for state

representative: He plans to seek office despite guilty plea, H 5/30/98 pA3

Sellers, RashadChecking it twice [photo], H 8/13/98

pA4Selman, Ben

Taking extra care to stay dry at camp [photo], H 8/6/98 pA3

Selverstone, Harriet GellinNorwalk teacher, librarian wins

alumni award [photo], H 7/31/98 pA11

Semchuk, SusanIt's Over: Classes come to a close for


Sempra Energy Trading Corp.Sempra Energy expanding to

Stamford, BJ 3/23/98 p3+Senes, Raymond

75 percent of funds for new salaries may be cut, H 2/18/98 pA1+

A/C plan for school may die, H 2/4/98 pA1

Longtime schools finance guru quits, H 4/8/98 pA1+


Senes to be honored, H 12/1/98 pA2Senesac, Edmund

Cranbury students, parents will miss their principled principal [photo], H 5/16/98 pA3


Senie, K. C.City Business, H 6/10/98 pA3Plowing Ahead: Date, wording for

Fodor referendum key concerns [photo], H 3/12/98 pA3

The trouble with truancy: City program casts doubt on schools' rosy numbers for students' unexcused absences [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Senie, KevinPeople in business: Senie is CFO at

Rodale, H 1/12/98 pA7Senior Advocacy Group

Senior support [edit], H 12/7/98 pA6Senior citizens. SEE AGEDSenior Services Coordinating Council

Holiday season extended [photo], H 1/29/98 pB7

Senior council elects officers, H 10/14/98 pA3

Senker, Dr. EdwardNeighbors: Ancient Chinese solution

[photo], H 5/20/98 pA4

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Senna, KerryKeeping dogs in control: Leash laws

can protect the innocent [photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+

Sentences (Criminal procedure)29 years of crime earns 16 years in

prison for man, H 11/17/98 pA33-year term on drug count for ex-

Norwalker, H 8/28/98 pA44-year term in molest case, H 7/25/98

pA3Attitude lands teen in jail, H 6/6/98

pA3Briefly: Purse snatch case, H 6/6/98

pA4Burglar sentenced, H 10/20/98 pA4Community service, H 10/6/98 pA4Court briefs: Drug dealer sentenced,

H 12/3/98 pA4Court statement by Kelly victim, H

12/24/98 pA2Death at Roodner card game leads to

18-years sentence, H 1/17/98 pA3

Drug dealer to serve 8-year sentence, H 3/5/98 pA4

Drug dealer trades truck for prison time, H 12/22/98 pA1+

Family's loss described at hearing: Demand receives 33 years in killing, H 12/5/98 pA1+

Former honors student sent to prison, H 8/12/98 pA4

Four years in robbery, H 9/10/98 pA3Fourth man is sent to prison in

robbery, H 9/17/98 pA4Generous to a fault [edit], H 12/23/98

pA12Good Samaritan rapist sentenced to

10-year term, H 3/5/98 pA3Gudino to get 25 years: Not enough,

says family of his murdered victim [photo], H 1/29/98 pA1+

Judge asked to go easy on wife killer: Man who shot his wife five times sentenced to 25 years, H 8/5/98 pA1+

Judge calls back suspect to correct sentence error, H 11/18/98 pB13

Judge sends dealer to prison for 8 years, H 11/14/98 pA4

Kelly hears 2nd victim at sentencing [photo], H 12/24/98 pA1+

Lack of witnesses leads to deal in sex assault case, H 4/29/98 pA3

Latin Kings' leader jailed for 33 years, H 10/29/98 pA4

Man given 30 days in plea bargain, H 9/30/98 pA5

Man sentenced for gambling at Norwalk club, H 5/11/98 pA3

Man who barred dog unaware of law, H 12/15/98 pA3

Man who beat, hid behind ex-wife, gets 9 months in prison, H 3/4/98 pA3

Mom of 3 jailed for 3 months, H 9/11/98 pA4

Nanny gets 18 months in prison for Westport thefts, H 7/9/98 pA3

Norwalk killer jailed, H 11/5/98 pA2

Norwalk killer, family of victim, offer emotional oratory, H 1/10/98 pA3

Norwalk killer, family of victim, offer emotional oratory [photo], H 1/10/98 pA3

Norwalk man gets 4 months in riot, H 8/27/98 pA3

Norwalk man sentenced in larceny, H 4/15/98 pA4

Norwalk man sentenced to 8 year term, H 11/28/98 pA4

Norwalker jailed, H 11/17/98 pA4Nurse must pay back $65,000 she

stole, H 11/25/98 pA1+Pawn owners guilty, H 12/4/98 pA1Plastic wrap of girlfriend nets 4-year

jail term, H 6/6/98 pA3Plea bargain cut in heroin case, H

10/14/98 pA4Prison for attack on woman, H 9/2/98

pA4Prison for pizza 'take-out,' H 9/30/98

pA5Prison for two sub shop robbers, H

9/10/98 pA4Prison in pot case, H 10/6/98 pA4Probation for accused stalker, H

8/28/98 pA4Probation in burglary, H 10/6/98 pA4Sentenced to prison for store robbery,

H 10/14/98 pA4Smalls sentenced to seven years, H

11/25/98 pA3Special deal for deadbeat boss, H

5/1/98 pA4Tattooist guilty: Norwalker sentenced

for groping, H 9/30/98 pA5Teen boys sentenced in sex case, H

12/19/98 pA1Teen sentenced in car theft, H

10/2/98 pA4Teen slapped on wrist for shovel

attack, H 5/14/98 pA1+The death penalty law should be

stronger, says Ferguson prosecutor, H 6/13/98 pA3

Threatening of woman brings 1-year sentence, H 9/30/98 pA4

Tom Leonard sentenced to time at halfway house, H 2/26/98 pA3

Veterans Park killer accepts 45-year `deal', H 8/1/98 pA1+

Weston pharmacist sentenced, H 12/15/98 pA4

Westporter gets 2 years in fraud case, H 10/1/98 pA3

Wheelchair-bound woman held in theft, H 11/18/98 pA1+

Wife-killer's sentence questioned: 25-year term is state minimum, H 8/6/98 pA3

Woman sentenced in robbery, H 12/16/98 pA4

Zebra cases in court, H 12/30/98 pA1+

Serendipity ChoraleMonday's snapshot [photo], H 2/2/98

pA1Seeger's hammer: He entertains


Serna, Juan1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Serrano, Raul


Service industriesAn industry evolves around the needs

of companies, BJ 3/2/98 p21+FOCUS: Service industry, BJ 3/2/98

p21+Service stations

Gas station owners say EPA rule is a tankless task, H 9/28/98 pA3

Gasoline prices may drop to $1-a-gallon, H 3/11/98 pB5

Service, Customer. SEE CUSTOMER SERVICES

Sewage disposal plants-NorwalkCity's nitrogen plan for Sound could


Sewage-GreenwichGreenwich sewage spill won't hit

Norwalk beaches, H 5/13/98 pA4Sewage-Westport

Sewage stench prompts lawsuit, H 8/22/98 pA3

Sewerage-Fairfield CountyThe Power of Sewage: Decisions

about septic systems dictate Greater Norwalk density [photo], H 6/6/98 pA1+

Sewerage-Maintenance and repair-Norwalk

Council to vote on sewer pipe repair grant, H 11/9/98 pA3

Sewer project slows traffic [photo], H 10/23/98 pA3

Sewerage-NorwalkRain, rain, go away: Illegal sewer line


Sewerage-WestportAfter 40 years elderly woman learns

she owes sewer bill, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Sewers cost Westporters thousands, H 4/16/98 pA3

Westport begins to tighten sewage hook ups, H 2/12/98 pA3

Westport sewer lines getting too much rain, H 3/18/98 pA3

Westport sewer project costing residents thousands, H 5/29/98 pA3

Sex crimes-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Nanny flashed,

grabbed during walk, H 7/6/98 pA4

Sex crimes-PreventionPrevention key to sex abuse, H

4/9/98 pA3Sex instruction

Everything you've always wanted to know about sex: Local sexuality educator shares some knowledge [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1+

Sex instruction-NorwalkSex education teachers dislike state's

suggestions, H 6/18/98 pA1+

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Sex instruction-WestportSex education teachers dislike state's

suggestions, H 6/18/98 pA1+Sex offenders-Connecticut

Sex offenders' names to be listed on 'net, H 12/30/98 pA4

Sex offenders-WestonWilton parents on guard: Convicted

sex offender in town [photo], H 12/9/98 pA1+

Sexual abuse. SEE SEX CRIMESSexual assault. SEE RAPE; SEX

CRIMESSexual harassment

No one surprised Jones harassment case dismissed, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Sexual harassment charged in lawsuit, H 10/19/98 pA3

Tabloid camps out in Wilton, H 11/11/98 pA3

Sexual harassment-NorwalkSex harass lawsuit sent to mediation:

But trial expected in case against NEON and its director [photo], H 8/15/98 pA3

Tattooist guilty: Norwalker sentenced for groping, H 9/30/98 pA5

Sexual harassment-WestportRestaurant faces sex-harass case, H

7/30/98 pA4Seyfried, Brittney

Women and work: Area companies join in the Take Your Daughter to Work craze [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

Seymour, LeeNorwalk Old Timers to honor

O'Connor and Seymour [photo], H 9/30/98 pB1

Seymour, MissySports in brief: Quinnipiac honors

Seymour, H 10/9/98 pC2Seyvang, Lynn

Blindness no handicap for young entrepreneur [photo], BJ 11/2/98 p3

Shady Beach-NorwalkLearning the Ropes [photo], H

5/22/98 pA3Sun & Study and teaching: Beaches

ready for annual Memorial Day pilgrimage [photo], H 5/20/98 pA3

Shah, JiralThey are Giants [photo], H 11/11/98

pA3Shaker, Jim

Downtown Danbury revival: A $50 million investment pays off for patient retailers [photo], BJ 7/20/98 p1+

Shakespeare on the SoundBrushing Up For The Bard [photo], H

6/16/98 pA3The play's the thing: Teachers learn

how to 'sell' Shakespeare [photo], H 2/17/98 pA1+

Shakespeare Theater-Stratford. SEE AMERICAN SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL THEATER-STRATFORD

Shakir, UsmanFormer All-State player trying to keep

diamond dreams alive [photo], H 5/26/98 pB1+

Shanaphy, MariaWoman killed in fiery crash against

rocks on Grist Mill [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

Shaner, JaredArtistic endeavor: Hundreds attend


Shapiro, ShellyFamilies put down roots on out-of-

way street [photo] [map], H 6/9/98 pA4

Sharp Hill Rd.-WiltonLiving on Sharp Hill Road / Wilton

[photo], H 6/16/98 pA4Sharp, Scott

Scott Sharp survives Monster driving test [photo], H 7/20/98 pB1+

Sharp eager to attack NHIS oval [photo], H 6/24/98 pB1+

Sharp returns to IRL competition at Disney World [photo], H 1/23/98 pC1+

Shatavski, EstherLieberman: Charter schools work.

Senator visits city's Side By Side School [photo], H 10/16/98 pA1+

Shaw, LevySpring Cleaning Going to Extremes

[photo], H 4/28/98 pA3Shay, Stephen

Before its demise, public works garage used for fire training, H 5/22/98 pA3

Shays, Christopher4th District candidates talk issues

[photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+Caution colors Clinton concerns, H

9/11/98 pA1+Grandmother astounded by hatred

that surfaced at Shays' town meeting [letter], H 12/24/98 pA11

Gulf War Veterans Day Saturday to call attention to plight of Gulf veterans, H 2/26/98 pD7


Pharmacies must tell about recalls, two Connecticut congressmen insist [photo], H 3/12/98 pA1+


Rep makes a social call: Fixing Social Security means tough choices, Shays says [photo], H 9/9/98 pA3

Shays answers critics on Puerto Rico, H 3/26/98 pB3

Shays favorite as campaign winds down: Incumbent seeks 7th term [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1+

Shays listens--until 2 a.m. [photo], H 12/16/98 pA1+

Shays says Clinton lie isn't impeachable act [photo], H 8/17/98 pA1+

Shays shames colleagues on campaign reform, H 3/30/98 pA3

Shays' bill leads way for election reform [photo], H 8/4/98 pA1+

Shays' reform heads for Senate test [photo], H 8/7/98 pA1+


Shays: Clinton meeting no influence [photo], H 12/23/98 pA1+


Team up, Shays urges top mayors [photo], H 8/14/98 pA3

There was a message [edit], H 11/5/98 pA10

Shea, Daniel J.Shea-Magrath memorial refurbished,

rededicated [photo], H 5/18/98 pA3

Shea, MichaelCoogan's Choir: Weston songwriter


Sheba's Hot Dog WagonHis Restaurant Has Wheels [photo],

H 2/4/98 pA4Shedd, Aileen


Sheehan, Erin1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Perfect harmony: Wilton duo stays in

tune on march toward goal [photo], H 10/28/98 pB1+

SheepPolice Blotter: Wild sheep captured,

H 8/29/98 pA4Sheffield Island Lighthouse


Green premium: Norwalk has goal of 12 acres of space per 1,000 residents [photo], H 2/24/98 pD10

Help for the lighthouse [photo], H 9/14/98 pA4

Leading lights turn out for lighthouse [photo], H 9/9/98 pA3

Lighthouse fundraiser [photo], H 10/8/98 pB2

Reception for Seaport on Sunday, H 11/14/98 pA3

Saving Sheffield: Fund-raiser nets $37,050 to help retire debt [photo], H 11/16/98 pA1+

Saving the lighthouse [edit], H 10/20/98 pA12

Sheffield fund drive nears goal, H 10/15/98 pA1+

Turning tide: Seaport officials rally troops to pay off note on lighthouse, H 10/26/98 pA3

Sheffield Island-NorwalkIsland Girl sold; new boat sought for

Sheffield, H 5/11/98 pA3Lights, camera, action! [photo], H

10/23/98 pA1New foreclosure action threatens

Sheffield Island, H 3/12/98 pB10

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Sheffield Island-Norwalk (Continued)Seaport Association keeps Sheffield

Island in deal [photo], H 5/12/98 pA3

Sheffield Island gets grant for improvements, H 3/3/98 pA3

Traveling at home: Sheffield Island offers 'incredible quiet' off Norwalk's coast [photo], H 6/9/98 pA9+

Sheikh, SohailOwner of store says he identified one

robber, H 4/2/98 pA2Shellfish gathering

Local clammers escape calamity despite the rain, H 6/20/98 pA3

Shellfish gathering-WestportShellfishing open, H 11/14/98 pA3

Shelman, Bethanne1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Sheltmire, Regina

The living doll [photo], H 12/18/98 pB1+

Shelton, JohnThe Great Pumpkin [photo], H

10/28/98 pA1Shelton-Economic conditions

`Factory chic' revival attracts tenants, BJ 11/30/98 p2

After much delay, Shelton moves forward with project, BJ 8/3/98 p2

American Skandia to expand in Shelton, BJ 12/7/98 p1+

California Closets finds space to grow in Shelton, BJ 12/7/98 p4

Davis building Shelton office complex òn spec', BJ 4/20/98 p2

New Castle will build two hotels in Shelton, BJ 4/27/98 p1+


Shelton considers office district for 215 acres, BJ 9/14/98 p7

Shelton ponders office park plan, BJ 11/2/98 p6

Shelton rezones Route 8 corridor, BJ 11/16/98 p25

Water company spins off land, H 12/22/98 pD1

Work begins on Reservoir Corporate Centre in Shelton, BJ 8/24/98 p8

Zoning proposal worries Shelton business owners, BJ 4/20/98 p11

Shenanigan's Night ClubDisco Dancin' in the Dark [photo], H

1/31/98 pB8Shepard's Inc.

Shepard's faces payment deadline, BJ 12/14/98 p1+

Shepard's weathers ill-timed storms: Resolves financial crises, BJ 12/28/98 p1+

Shepard, MarkTales for tots: Norwalker weaves the

world's stories at Stamford festival [photo], H 8/21/98 pA11+

Shepard, MatthewUnitarians set vigil for murdered

student, H 11/12/98 pA3Sheppard, Clayton T.

In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

Sheppard, VictoriaThese little kiddies went to market

[photo], H 11/7/98 pA3Shepstone, Steve

Shepstone wins title, H 10/29/98 pB4Sheridan, Christine

Norwalk nurses examine changes in profession, H 4/28/98 pA3

Sheridan, RichardBusiness people: Marketing director

[photo], H 9/14/98 pA8Sherman, Faith


Sherman, MichaelHospital to help open S. Norwalk

clinic [photo], H 3/14/98 pA1+Sherwood Island State Park

Cutting it [photo], H 10/26/98 pA2Sherwood Millpond-Westport


Sherwood Mills & SmithArchitectural firms merge, H 1/27/98

pB5Sherwood, Andrew

Computer whiz discovered at yacht club [photo], H 1/23/98 pA1+

Sherwood-Davis & GeckOutlook unsettled for Danbury's

Sherwood-Davis, BJ 4/13/98 p5Sheth, Dipak

Bustling `City of Play': Values, upbeat spirit for kids built into Norwalk fun zone [photo], H 6/8/98 pA7

Shields, Mary JoBusiness people: Bank promotions

[photo], H 7/6/98 pA11Shimada, Masakazu and Miki

Japanese exchange program will get a boost, H 5/16/98 pA3

Shirley, Nellie RuthLetterman fan caught trespassing, H

10/21/98 pA1Letterman fan promises to admire--

from afar [photo], H 12/2/98 pA1+SHOC


Shona Sculpture GalleryFaces & Places: Grand opening

celebration, BJ 9/7/98 p9Shootings-New Canaan

Police Blotter: Barricade ends in shooting, H 12/30/98 pA4

Shootings-NorwalkÒpen air drug market' gets no

attention, residents gripe [photo], H 7/31/98 pA1+

Argument about girl may have sparked shooting, police say [photo], H 5/27/98 pA1+

Burritt Ave. man OK after shooting, H 9/29/98 pA3

Call to drop charge in pit bull shooting, H 9/2/98 pA4

Clerk fires shots during spat at store, H 10/3/98 pA3

Man died from hail of bullets: Police missed numerous chest wounds, H 8/4/98 pA1+

Man hurt seriously in shooting [photo], H 2/9/98 pA1+

Man remains in hospital after S. Norwalk shooting, H 5/15/98 pA3

Man shot by officer is in jail, H 9/28/98 pA1

Man shot has drug record, H 7/31/98 pA2

Monterey ambush victim wants to forget shooting, H 2/17/98 pA3

Officer shoots runaway driver, H 9/26/98 pA1+

Police Blotter: 2 sought in slaying, H 6/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bullets fired on Lincoln, H 3/24/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bullets hit window; occupants unhurt, H 11/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Gunshots reported in area, H 1/10/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Intoxicated customer fires shots at cafe, H 7/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man escapes gunman on Lincoln, H 3/21/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man shot dead, H 10/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man shot in robbery attempt, H 2/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man shot in back, H 1/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk man shot in foot, H 3/26/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police hear shots, H 9/22/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Report of gunshots, H 7/17/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shooting victim better, H 6/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shots fired at man, H 8/25/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Shots heard, nothing found, H 7/1/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman shot on Woodward Avenue, H 6/19/98 pA4


Police offer few details in ambush at Monterey, H 2/10/98 pA3


Police won't identify person who was shot, H 7/30/98 pA2



Shooting victim fighting for life [photo], H 5/14/98 pA4


Suspect nabbed: 2 others escape in wild I-95 chase, H 7/25/98 pA3


Victim forced to be witness, H 10/13/98 pA3

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Shootings-WestportPolice Blotter: Shots fired at motorist,

H 12/31/98 pA4Shootings-Wilton

Wilton bans shooting in backyards, H 2/3/98 pA1+

Shoplifting-NorwalkSports Authority opens; shoplifting

suspect nabbed, H 11/7/98 pA3Shoplifting-Westport

Alleged shoplifting gang captured after spree in downtown Westport, H 11/7/98 pA3

Formula thefts rising, H 12/4/98 pA3Police Blotter: Shoplifters strike at

store, H 12/4/98 pA4Professional shoplifters prey on

stores, H 11/5/98 pA1+Shoplifting gang nabbed in Westport,

H 11/10/98 pA1Shops, cops train to stop heist gangs

[photo], H 12/4/98 pA1+Shopping

Gift Givers' Guide [special section] [photo], H 11/10/98 pB1+

Shopping-Norwalk'Tis the season to spend money

[photo], H 11/28/98 pA1+Shorehaven Golf Club. SEE ALSO

GOLF-NORWALKCharnas claims Shorehaven title

[photo], H 9/12/98 pB3Doubles dynamos [photo], H 9/12/98

pB3Shoreline Star Dog Racing Track &

Entertainment ComplexDog track breaks even, BJ 12/7/98 p5

Shortliffe, Jean S.Local teacher named to fellowship in

china, H 12/12/98 pB8ShowMotion

Building illusions at ShowMotion: The fantasy of the theater is built on very real foundations in South Norwalk [photo], H 7/16/98 pB1

Shulman, LouisNew CACT chairman, H 6/23/98 pB5

Shute, Jay'Thumbs up' for Metro-North:

Company reports record year of service and customer satisfaction [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7

Sichel, AlexanderEagles oust Wreckers [photo], H

11/11/98 pB1+Sichel, Jon


Side-by-Side Community SchoolA crucible for success: Freedom from

public school rules allows charter Side by Side to soar [photo], H 6/25/98 pA1+

It takes a child to raise a village [photo], H 6/2/98 pA1+

Lieberman: Charter schools work. Senator visits city's Side By Side School [photo], H 10/16/98 pA1+

Paper biased against charter school [letter], H 1/7/98 pA13

Perchance to dream: Side by Side picks most students from outside city [photo], H 4/6/98 pA1+



Side by Side charter school seeks funding, H 4/23/98 pA3

Side by Side chief offers olive branch to city board, H 1/7/98 pA3

Side by Side insists mainstreaming works: Norwalk school district may stand in way of spreading the good news, H 1/3/98 pA1+

Small town prespective: Third graders learn how a community works by creating their own [photo], H 12/16/98 pA3

Siegel, MelanieThat's What's Up [photo], H 5/16/98

pA3Sierra Club

Sierra Club backs Maloney [photo], H 10/22/98 pA4

Sign languageHospitals ordered to provide deaf aid,

H 6/27/98 pA1+SIGNS (Advertising). SEE SIGNS

AND SIGNBOARDSSigns and signboards


Signs and signboards-Norwalk50 Washington St. sign lighting up

with information, H 5/20/98 pA3Advice for the Weary [photo], H

4/30/98 pA1Caiati's continues using illegal

roadside signs, H 6/3/98 pA3Chamber wants to light local billboard

again, H 1/22/98 pA1+Computer retailer sues Norwalk over

sign flap, BJ 5/11/98 p3Meticulous spruce up [photo], H

4/23/98 pA2Pasta Fair sign flashes too quickly,

zoners say, H 5/21/98 pA1+Sky writing [photo], H 4/25/98 pA3Store owner agrees to remove illegal

signs [photo], H 5/6/98 pA3Signs and signboards-Westport

Does sign ban foster indifference? [letter], H 10/28/98 pA13

Signs and signboards-WiltonWilton considers sign restrictions, H

10/16/98 pA3Sikorsky Aircraft Corp.

High fliers put Sikorsky back on course, H 10/3/98 pD1

Sikorsky begins marketing phase for new medium-lift S-92 Helibus, BJ 2/23/98 p9

SildenafilImpotence pill as hot in region as rest

of nation, H 4/30/98 pA1+Sileo, Stephanie


New coach at McMahon to debut against Norwalk [photo], H 9/16/98 pB1+

Silicon Valley Group Inc.Firm's layoffs are few in state, H

10/1/98 pA3Public record, H 4/16/98 pD2Ridgefield research facility may

escape SVG cutbacks, BJ 10/26/98 p11

Silicon joins in push to create ever-faster chips, H 1/21/98 pB1

Silicon Valley Group layoffs threaten Wilton, Ridgefield workers, H 4/11/98 pA3

SVG announces massive layoffs, H 7/18/98 pA3

Silk, GeorgeLife staffer lives for "pure pictures"

[photo], H 10/13/98 pA1+Silva, Nick

Fire burns two Ledgebrook units [photo], H 11/10/98 pA3

Silver Hill HospitalRehab reaches out to wider range of

patients [photo], H 9/8/98 pA3Woman files suit in death: Bethel man

took life after treatment, H 11/27/98 pA3

Women sue psychiatric hospital claiming sexual assaults, H 4/10/98 pA3

Silver Star DinerSilver Star sells $20M lottery ticket, H

1/6/98 pA3Silverman's Farm Inc.-Easton

Local growers offer pick-your-own pleasures [photo], H 10/14/98 pA9+

Silvermine Guild Arts CenterShow Pieces [photo], H 3/19/98 pC1Still Life: At the Silvermine Guild,

she's been the rock of ages [photo], H 7/18/98 pB8

Silvermine RiverSpring rains [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7

Silvermine SchoolBus driver shortage leaves kids

waiting, H 10/23/98 pA3Calmer thermostats ahead: Inclement


Celebrating the Irish [photo], H 3/19/98 pB7

Principal, deputy hired, H 12/2/98 pA3School hire expected Oct. 6, H

9/26/98 pA3Students face wild variations in

temperature, H 12/18/98 pA1+Silvermine School-Maintenance and

repairBuilding woes may not be fixed by

class time [photo], H 8/13/98 pA3Silvermine parents say school needs

renovations now, H 4/29/98 pA3Silvester Tafuro Design Inc.

Business people: Architects join firm, H 6/29/98 pB7

Silvestri, AlphonsePeddler may come calling: Seafood

chain setting its sights on South Norwalk [photo], H 7/18/98 pA1+

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Simmons, BrandonBe My Valentine [photo], H 2/14/98

pA2Simmons, Sukeina

Girl was shot twice before killer shot himself, H 6/8/98 pA4

Teen kills girlfriend, himself, H 6/6/98 pA1

Violent relationship ends in death, H 6/9/98 pA1+

Simon, KarenTrading with Tiny Tim [photo], H

12/19/98 pD1Simonsen, Kurt

Simonsen named NHS soccer coach, H 12/3/98 pB7

Simpson, JoanneWinter Games: Plenty to do to chase


Simpson, LeighEmergency nurses honored [photo],

H 11/13/98 pA5Simpson, Marjorie

People in business: Wiltonite to lead assisted living community, H 3/3/98 pB7

Sinatra, Francis AlbertFarewell to Frank: Sally's Place in

Westport magnet for Sinatra memories [photo], H 5/16/98 pA1+

Old-timers in Norwalk remember Ol' Blue Eyes [photo], H 5/15/98 pA1+

Singer, BarryBusiness people [photo], H 5/18/98

pA6Singers-Westport

They give a hoot: Retired men entertain seniors with stories and song [photo], H 5/8/98 pB1+

Singers-WiltonPained Piper [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1

Singewald, FrederickCleaning up: Linen service rose from

modest beginnings to become a successful regional enterprise [photo], H 10/19/98 pA7

Singleton, DwayneLakers repeat as NJBA champs

[photo], H 3/28/98 pB3Sinnott, Robby

Serving up a good time [photo], H 7/9/98 pB4

Sister City Project. SEE NORWALK/NAGAROTE SISTER CITY PROJECT

Sisterhenm, AbbyHigh School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 10/24/98 pB6Staying put: Cavanagh's goal enables


Sisters of Notre Dame-WiltonNun better: Sisters of Notre Dame

host fest [photo], H 10/12/98 pA4Siuza Foods Corp.

Norwalk can company bought by Suiza Foods, H 1/16/98 pD1

Skating rinks$6.5 million Danbury ice rink skates

past final hurdles, BJ 1/26/98 p2Skating rinks-Norwalk

City gives hockey arena warm reception, H 11/24/98 pA1+

Developers eye city for ice rink, H 11/21/98 pA1+

Norwalk on ice? [edit], H 11/24/98 pA12

Skating rinks-WiltonWho's running the town of Wilton?

[letter], H 9/18/98 pA11Wilton debates ice rinks, H 11/3/98

pA1+Wilton is mailing skating rink poll, H

9/9/98 pA4Wilton on thin ice [edit], H 11/14/98

pA10Skating-Darien

Dreams of gold: Skaters glide on area rink and think about tomorrow [photo], H 2/19/98 pA1+

Skating-WestportSkaters waltz in warmth [photo], H

1/5/98 pA1+The great skate [photo], H 12/26/98

pA3Skeeter, Malcolm P.

In search of black identity [photo], H 2/20/98 pB1+



NAACP tells Skeeter it seeks growth, H 1/29/98 pA1+

Revitalization of local NAACP gets under way, H 2/25/98 pA3


Skiing. SEE SKIS AND SKIINGSkilled nursing facilities. SEE

NURSING HOMESSkin-Cancer

Beware Old Sol: As rays bear down, cancer concerns go up, H 5/5/98 pA3

Skis and skiingMany models of shaped skis come to

market, H 12/10/98 pC8Ready to tackle the slopes, H

12/29/98 pA3Resorts going on-line to dispense ski

reports, H 12/17/98 pB4Safety on the Slopes [photo], H

1/8/98 pA3Time to get in shape for fun on the

slopes, H 12/3/98 pB6Visit to Idaho slopes well worth the

trip, H 12/31/98 pB4Skunks

Pee-eww!: This is no way to start a marriage, H 8/18/98 pA1

Sky EndeavorsThe sky's the limit: Hope finds joy

aloft [photo], H 11/14/98 pB7Sky Magazine

Swanky Frank's fries rank among best, H 7/8/98 pA1+

SkydivingIt's a bird; it's a plane; it's ... [photo],

H 9/28/98 pA3Slez, Margaret J.


Slez, Diviney seek judgeship, H 2/24/98 pA3

Sloan, Dr. Ralph E.Blue Sky Thoughts: Norwalk grads

told to keep pace with technology [photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+


It's a wrap: After 15 years, Superintendent Sloan closes door on Norwalk [photo], H 6/23/98 pA1+

Norwalk to spend $1 million to fix Brookside [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Praise and thanks for Ralph Sloan [letter], H 6/18/98 pA8

Sloan clarifies school rules on political fliers, H 1/7/98 pA1+


Sloan snubs parents with Brookside meeting, H 4/18/98 pA1

Sloan's comment, H 2/2/98 pA1+Sloan, Ellen


Slotnick, SolWeston couple must pay for illegal

employee's injury, H 5/19/98 pA1+

Small businessBanking on small business: Banks

look to ease lending process by letting small small businesses apply online [chart], BJ 7/27/98 pS2+

Business Fair Friday at NCTC, H 11/4/98 pB5

Businesses mix at expo, H 3/20/98 p1+

Cashing in your chips: For some, passing on the value of a business without the headaches is the winning prescription, BJ 2/9/98 p14

Chamber presents B.Y.O.L. lineup, H 12/29/98 pB5

Entrepreneurs share secrets at NCTC small business fair, H 11/9/98 pA8

FOCUS: Celebrating the small business, BJ 6/1/98 p21+

FOCUS: Small-business finance, BJ 10/26/98 p13+

FOCUS: Succession planning, BJ 2/9/98 p14

Fund expands small-business loan program, BJ 9/21/98 p1+

Grow Bridgeport Fund helps small businesses, BJ 5/11/98 p11

164


Small business (Continued)Help for women entrepreneurs, H

12/24/98 pC1Keeping it in the family: Tips for

passing the baton to the next generation in a family business, BJ 2/9/98 p14

Law seeks to clarify state, federal environmental rules, BJ 6/15/98 p6

Make sure a new office meets your high-tech needs, BJ 8/17/98 p11

Sacred Heart students win business plan contest, BJ 5/11/98 p8

Small-business funding readily available, survey finds, BJ 5/11/98 p8

Small-business owners must limit their liability, BJ 6/1/98 p23

Taxes and planning: A small-business guide, BJ 12/14/98 p17+

Working at home is topic of forum at NCTC, H 7/30/98 pD1

Small business-FinanceAdventures on the cutting edge:

Brand Equity focuses on consumer markets, BJ 8/17/98 p1+

Raising capital for your business: The challenges and opportunities, BJ 2/2/98 p20

Smalls, RalphSmalls sentenced to seven years, H

11/25/98 pA3Smart Family Foundation


Smith College Club of New Canaan, Darien, Wilton and Norwalk

Expert offers college tips, H 11/30/98 pA3

Smith, AndreBears rise up to stay clean in

`Swamp' [photo], H 11/30/98 pB1+

Smith, ColeNCTC digs in for Archeological

Awareness Week [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

Smith, DaleMaking music: Record promoter hip-

hops to success on the left coast [photo], H 10/30/98 pB1+

Smith, David C.Teen killed in Merritt crash, H 6/6/98

pA1Weston High mourns death of

student, H 6/8/98 pA3Weston teen was kindness

personified [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Smith, DesmonAcross culture: Local artists send

their work and vision to Japan [photo], H 8/14/98 pA9+

Smith, DianeA positive achievement: Channel 8's

Diane Smith is positive about Connecticut and has a new book to prove it [photo], H 11/19/98 pB3

Smith, GaryBank branch opens in Wilton [photo],

H 2/11/98 pD11Smith, Gillian


Smith, HeatherAll in a day's work: Love for kids fuels

this Santa [photo], H 12/5/98 pB5Smith, Mark

Service sells: Owners stress repair work to draw customers [photo], H 11/9/98 pA8

Smith, MichaelIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

3/31/98 pA4Smith, Natalie


Smith, TimPersonnel file [photo], H 12/8/98 pD1

Smith, ToddSpectacular Westport Ave. crash

[photo], H 3/21/98 pA3Smith, Walter R. T.

Historical house expert shares old trade secrets, H 1/26/98 pA3

Smith, WilliamGone around the Bend, really:

Former Westport resident ditches retirement to resurrect investment firm [photo], H 9/10/98 pD1

Smitty's Service Center Inc.Service sells: Owners stress repair

work to draw customers, H 11/9/98 pA8

SmokingThe art of cigar smoking [photo], H

1/28/98 pA2Smoking-Norwalk


Smoking-PreventionAnti-smoke rules aren't working in

schools, H 5/20/98 pA1+Smoking-Westport

Sleeping smoker saved by working smoke alarm, H 4/11/98 pA3

SMS Architects P.C. SEE Perkins Eastman Architects of New York

Snakes-WiltonWilton resident seeks good home for

pet python [photo], H 6/16/98 pA3Sneaker Stadium

Sneaker retailer undergoing a transformation, BJ 9/7/98 p4

Snedeker, KirkDreams do come true for Wingnuts

band leader [photo], BJ 12/21/98 p1+

SNETAG, OCC at odds with DPUC over

SNET-SBC deal, BJ 8/17/98 p5Baby Bell will swallow SNET,

Blumenthal says, H 5/29/98 pA1+Cause of SNET phone glitch

disputed, H 9/4/98 pA3Irony of Labor Day not lost on SNET

workers [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+


Phone lines, battle lines: SNET workers determined to hold on for their demands [photo], H 8/25/98 pA3

SNET battle goes to court, H 9/11/98 pA5

SNET strikers: Phone lines to picket lines, H 8/24/98 pA3

SNET workers picket for better deal, H 7/30/98 pA2

SNET, union negotiators say new pact a good deal, H 9/15/98 pA1+

Strikers drive home message, H 9/1/98 pA3

Texas telephone company to swallow SNET, H 1/5/98 pA1+


With no SNET accord, callers are strung out, H 8/26/98 pA3

SnowRemembering the Great Blizzard of

1888 [photo], H 3/5/98 pB7Snyder Group Inc.

In brief: Jazz Feast groups get cooking now, H 12/11/98 pD1

Snyder, Carol and JosephLiving on Old Wagon Road / Wilton:

Neighborhood of young professionals [photo], H 1/27/98 pA4

So All Can Be SeenNorwalk getting second thermal

imaging camera, H 3/18/98 pA3SoBe. SEE SOUTH BEACH

BEVERAGE CO.Soccer

Gold medal for fun: Lilly has youngsters laughing, learning at soccer camp, H 8/13/98 pB5+

Lilly set to spread Goodwill in soccer debut, H 7/23/98 pB5+

Lilly still on move [photo], H 6/1/98 pB1

Sports in brief: Lilly has goal, assist, H 3/18/98 pB2

Sports in brief: Lilly to be honored, H 5/29/98 pC2

Soccer-CoachingStaples' Lea selected region's top

coach [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1Two paths lead teams to same goal

[photo], H 6/19/98 pB1+Soccer-Fairfield County

1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team [photo], H 12/16/98 pC4

1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team [photo], H 12/21/98 pC4

Soccer-Norwalk2 NJSA teams in finals, H 6/12/98

pB1+Diguglielmo nets four to key

Scorpions' win, H 11/21/98 pB3Eagles '84 soar to title [photo], H

6/20/98 pB3Eagles capture second title, H

4/11/98 pB3

165


Soccer-Norwalk (Continued)Eagles soar to title, H 11/14/98 pB3Girls soccer preview: New coaches to

debut today [photo], H 9/16/98 pB3

Jr. Mariners ice championship, H 11/21/98 pB3

Junior Mariners capture New Jersey tournament, H 12/19/98 pB4

Junior Mariners set sail [photo], H 6/17/98 pC1+

Knee-jerk reaction [photo], H 9/30/98 pB4


Norwalk Eagles win U-13 State Cup [photo], H 6/15/98 pB1+

Norwalk Warriors bring Thunder to heel, H 11/7/98 pB3

Prescott's hat trick ignites Flames in triumph, H 11/14/98 pB3

Roadrunners waylaid on path toward State Cup, H 10/31/98 pB3

Ruther's sharpshooting leads Supershots to victory, H 11/7/98 pB3

Shamrocks roll as White nets seven goals, H 10/31/98 pB3

Sharks, Junior Mariners enjoy 3-win outings, H 9/12/98 pB3

Two paths lead teams to same goal [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1+

Soccer-WestportWestport U-11 ties Redding, H

10/31/98 pB3Soccer-Wilton

Lilly among inaugural Hall of Fame inductees [photo], H 9/25/98 pC4

Staunch defense, late goal push Warriors into semis, H 11/16/98 pB1+


Social securityTime for a fix: Healthy economy best

time to overhaul Social Security, Gore says in forum at NCTC [photo], H 7/2/98 pA1+

Social serviceNorwalk agencies get advice on how

to pluck golden geese, H 1/19/98 pA3

Social surveys-ConnecticutRegion rates high in survey [photo], H

10/29/98 pA1+Social surveys-Mid-Fairfield County

New survey shows common needs in Norwalk, surrounding suburbs [table], H 10/28/98 pA2

Society Ties. SEE LEUKEMIA SOCIETY OF AMERICA-FAIRFIELD COUNTY CHAPTER

Society to Advance the Retarded and Handicapped. SEE STAR

SoftballOxford Health garners state softball

title, H 8/1/98 pB5Softball-Norwalk

Area teams blanked in tourney, H 6/2/98 pA7


Champions honored [photo], H 1/31/98 pB3


D.W./Bigelow best in B, H 10/10/98 pB4

Joseph C. Buschbaum Jr., of famous family team, dies [photo], H 8/3/98 pA3

Norwalk 12-under girls second, H 8/1/98 pB3

Norwalk teams win NSA tourney, H 8/18/98 pB2

Softball-WestportArea teams blanked in tourney, H

6/2/98 pA7Cimminello catches on quickly: 1998


Experienced Wreckers among title challengers [photo], H 4/8/98 pB1+

Flyjuice finishes fifth at nationals, H 10/31/98 pB4


Softball-WiltonCimminello catches on quickly: 1998


Sohmer, ElizabethRinging in the holidays: Norwalk


Sokolowski, NancyNorwalk hospital cancer fighters say

their program on the fast track, H 1/7/98 pA3

Solar eclipsesPartial excitement: Telescope and

mylar aid students' solar sighting [photo], H 2/27/98 pA3

Soldate, BernieOur disappearing privacy: Information

about you is just waiting to be picked up [photo], H 2/24/98 pD2

Solid Rock CafeTeens reach out at Solid Rock Cafe

[photo], H 1/31/98 pB9Sonic Systems Inc.

Speaker-maker Soundsphere expands to Stratford, BJ 6/1/98 p3

SONICCFederal judge tosses part of convict's

suit, H 12/7/98 pA1+For a cleaner sweep [edit], H 8/24/98

pA12Sonntag, Robert


SoNo Arts CelebrationArtistic explosion: Community turns

out for SoNo arts festival [photo], H 8/3/98 pA1+

Arts on pedestal in SoNo festival, H 7/29/98 pA3


Tough way to make a buck, H 8/3/98 pA4

Weekend showcase shines spotlight on J-Bird [photo], H 7/30/98 pC5

SoNo Billiards ClubPool Renaissance: New SoNo

billiards club racks up serious players at meeting place of '90s, H 4/4/98 pB10

Running the tables: Two Norwalk men hope to draw 20,000 eager billiard players, H 1/10/98 pD1

SoNo Business AssociationCoping with its Wild Side: Some

Washington Street businesses squawk about Liquids bar application [photo] [map], H 5/7/98 pA1+

For a cleaner sweep [edit], H 8/24/98 pA12

Jury debates ear-splitting-bar case, H 8/5/98 pA3

Jury rattles bistro: Rattlesnake, SoNo landlord owe neighbor $875K for noise, H 8/6/98 pA1+




SoNo CinemaSono Cinema grudgingly accepts not-

for-profit status, BJ 1/19/98 p1+SoNo Corporate Center. SEE ALSO

FIFTY WASHINGTON ST.New life for old landmark: 50

Washington St. becomes part of positive changes sweeping SoNo, H 12/26/98 pD1

SoNo Smart Suites taps tower's promise, H 12/26/98 pA8

SoNo Dance AcademyThe beauty of ballet: `Nutcracker'


SoNo Urban Retail LLCHope for SoNo [edit], H 11/28/98

pA12SoNo hopes new owner has answers:

30 buildings, tenants look for improvements, changes, H 11/25/98 pA1+

SoNo parcel sold again, H 11/24/98 pA4

SoNo plans detailed by new owner [photo], H 12/18/98 pA1+

SoNo Wharf-NorwalkChamber honors businesses, groups

for beautification efforts [photo], H 11/13/98 pA1+

Soumelidis, Andy1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Sound Cafe


Sound Control Technologies Inc.Sound Control hears the future, H

12/4/98 pD1

166


Sound FactorySound Company isn't music to their

ears, H 8/31/98 pA3Soundprints Corp.

Making its mark [photo], H 5/4/98 pA7Soup Alley

Soup from scratch: New soup shop serves up homemade broth, H 12/7/98 pD1

SoupsGoing to pot: How a village welcomes

home its seafarers and farmers with a feast in a huge hot pot, H 12/2/98 pC1+

Source Marketing Inc.Marketing group stirring the soup, H

5/18/98 pA7South Beach Beverage Co.

Beverage maker's winning formula: Cold drinks bring cool cash for burgeoning Norwalk firm [photo], H 6/5/98 pA5


Kudos For SOBE: Chamber honors beverage company as best small business, H 6/4/98 pA1+

SoBe building an empire one fan at a time, BJ 8/31/98 p5

South Main St.-NorwalkContaminated earth: Arsenic in soil

puts community garden plan on hold [photo], H 8/28/98 pA3

South Norwalk Boat ClubSNBC bluefish contest decided by 1/2

pound, H 10/8/98 pB4South Norwalk Branch Library

Checking out the changes: Individual, community efforts turning around library [photo], H 7/1/98 pA3

Instill love of reading: At SoNo Library, H 1/29/98 pC9



South Norwalk Community CenterNeighbors: Connecting with kids

[photo], H 7/15/98 pA4South Norwalk Council 1253

ColumbiettesKay Tortorella accepts award for

Columbiettes' volunteer work [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1

Pitchin' In [photo], H 5/4/98 pA4South Norwalk Electric Works

Change on the horizon: Deregulation has sparked concern, but South Norwalk Electric Works is positioned to face competition [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p1+

South Norwalk Inner-City Cleanup Program. SEE SONICC

South Norwalk-Economic conditionsAquarium education center under

way, H 4/7/98 pD1Chamber seeks bids on lighting

building sign, H 2/18/98 pA9

Change on the horizon: Deregulation has sparked concern, but SoNo Electric Works is positioned to face competition [photo], BJ 4/6/98 p1+

City likes new SoNo owners, H 12/5/98 pA3

DOT turns deaf ear to SoNo merchants' gripes on bridge job, H 3/10/98 pB5

Fed-up SoNo merchants to help city clean, H 8/21/98 pA1+

Light assembly plant coming to S. Norwalk, H 4/14/98 pA3

New landlords offer hope for SoNo, BJ 12/7/98 p2

New life for old landmark: 50 Washington St. becomes part of positive changes sweeping SoNo, H 12/26/98 pD1

Playing 'round in SoNo: Water Street mini-golf course is ready to roll [photo], H 5/21/98 pA4


Running the tables: Two Norwalk men hope to draw 20,000 eager billiards players, H 1/10/98 pD1

SoNo merchants ask city to inspect crumbling facades [photo], H 8/15/98 pA1+


SoNo plans detailed by new owner [photo], H 12/18/98 pA1+

Sono retailers wrestle with an àngel in disguise', BJ 5/11/98 p1+

What lies ahead: SONO Urban Retail appears to be focused on buying area, H 12/12/98 pD1

South Western Regional Planning Agency. SEE SWRPA

South-West Conference. SEE SWCSouthern New England Telephone.

SEE SNETSouthport Congregational Church

Rooms with a view [photo], H 11/2/98 pA9

Southwestern Area Commerce and Industry Association. SEE SACIA

Space flightGlenn soars into history: World's

oldest astronaut ènjoying the show' [photo], H 10/30/98 pA1+


Space shuttlesShuttle adventure: Columbus school

astronauts spend 24 hours in 'space' [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+

Student space cadets prove they have the right stuff, H 4/18/98 pA3

Spahr, M. JeffryFirefighter says Norwalk

discriminated against him, H 4/1/98 pA3


Specht, RuthNew senior group seeks more city

funding [photo], H 11/28/98 pA3

Special OlympicsPeter's life: Down syndrome won't

hamper Olympian effort [photo], H 9/19/98 pB10

Special Olympians to carry torch through city [photo], H 6/4/98 pB2

Westporters come through to aid athlete, H 9/26/98 pA3

Speed limits-ConnecticutAdopt a speed limit for reality [letter],

H 1/31/98 pA11Speed limits-Enforcement-Westport

Westport may pursue speeders with photos, H 1/16/98 pA1+

Westport's speeeding tickets go mostly to out-of-towners, H 2/11/98 pA1+

Speed limits-NorwalkFlax Hill residents want city to do

more to slow speeders, H 8/12/98 pA1+

Speed limits-Westport25 mph limit signs to go on

Clapboard, H 2/12/98 pA3Westport gets edgy with traffic:

Narrower lane markings may slow cars, study says, H 7/9/98 pA1+

Spencer, SharmaineHand Jive [photo], H 4/18/98 pA3

Sperazza, ChuckFor triathletes, heaven turns into hell

for day, H 10/2/98 pC1+Ironman triathlon: Norwalk's

Sperazza battles to third in class, H 10/5/98 pB5

Spielman, MeghanGenius in the details [photo], H

2/6/98 pA1Spiers, Eddy

Spiers on track for crown, H 8/26/98 pB1+


Spiro, LucasShining a light against the darkness:


Spitzfaden, SarahYouth concert goes on without Levine

[photo], H 2/12/98 pA3Spivack, Barney

Doctor to discuss findings and impact on Alzheimer's, H 11/9/98 pA3

Splan, DavidJunior ROTC: Opening a world of


Splash FestivalDown by the Riverside: Long lines

form to board replica of Cook's first ship [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

Down by the Riverside: Splash! draws thousands to celebration of harbor [photo], H 7/13/98 pA1+

Dragon boat competitors sought for race [photo], H 7/2/98 pB3

Norwalk Harbor is ready to make a big Splash! [photo], H 7/9/98 pC1

167


Sponza, JohnDismal swamp: Andrews Field

neighbors frustrated about inaction on their drainage problems [photo], H 3/20/98 pA1+

Sports AuthoritySports Authority a winner [photo], H

11/6/98 pA1+Sports Authority opens; shoplifting

suspect nabbed, H 11/7/98 pA3They are Giants [photo], H 11/11/98

pA3Sports-History

Looking Back [10 years ago, 25 years ago, 50 years ago], H 1/3/98 pB4, H 1/10/98 pB5, H 1/17/98 pB5, H 1/24/98 pB4, H 1/31/98 pB5, H 2/7/98 pB4, H 2/14/98 pB14, H 2/21/98 pB4, H 2/28/98 pB4, H 3/7/98 pB6, H 3/14/98 pB4, H 3/21/98 pB4, H 3/28/98 pB5, H 4/4/98 pB5, H 4/11/98 pB4, H 4/18/98 pB4, H 4/25/98 pB5, H 5/2/98 pB4, H 5/9/98 pB4, H 5/16/98 pB3, H 5/23/98 pB4, H 5/30/98 pB4, H 6/6/98 pB4, H 6/13/98 pB5, H 6/20/98 pB5, H 6/27/98 pB4, H 7/3/98 pB3, H 7/11/98 pB4, H 7/18/98 pB4, H 7/25/98 pB3, H 8/1/98 pB4, H 8/8/98 pB5, H 8/15/98 pB5, H 8/22/98 pB5, H 8/29/98 pB5, H 9/5/98 pB5, H 9/12/98 pB5, H 9/19/98 pB4, H 9/26/98 pB4, H 10/3/98 pB4, H 10/10/98 pB4, H 10/17/98 pB5, H 10/24/98 pB4, H 10/31/98 pB4, H 11/7/98 pB5, H 11/14/98 pB5, H 11/21/98 pB5, H 11/28/98 pB4, H 12/5/98 pB5, H 12/12/98 pB5, H 12/19/98 pB4, H 12/26/98 pB5

SportscastersLegendary sports broadcaster dies

[photo], H 9/18/98 pA1+Norwalk native finds calling [photo], H

9/10/98 pB5+Sportsmen Club of Westport


Sportsmen of Westport to honor eight June 10, H 5/29/98 pC4

Westport says thanks to athletes, friends, H 6/15/98 pB5+

Sprague, Betsy D.Rowayton mom, writer finds time to

tame Shakespeare's `Shrew' [photo], H 6/29/98 pA1+

Sprauer, StephenBusiness people: Hello BankBoston

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA7Spremulli, Keri

150 years of faith: Hundreds celebrate at St. Mary's [photo], H 10/12/98 pA4

SpringLast gray day of winter looked a lot

like spring [photo], H 3/20/98 pA1+

Spring Hill Ave.-NorwalkLiving on Spring Hill Avenue /

Norwalk: Spring Hill offers mellow neighborhood [photo], H 2/17/98 pA4

Sprint PCSSiting council to reconsider antenna

project, H 2/19/98 pA4Sprint cancels town meeting on tower

site, H 2/4/98 pA3Town hopes views on Sprint tower

will be considered, H 3/31/98 pA3Town ponders pulling plug on tower

plan, H 1/31/98 pA3Weston wants its own tower, asks

Sprint to back off, H 2/27/98 pA3Weston, Sprint told to work together,

H 3/4/98 pA3Spruill Associates L.L.C.

Bankruptcies, BJ 10/12/98 p22Spyridon, Archbishop

Admiring a saint: Spyridon visits St. George's on name day [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

Greek Orthodox celebrate: Spiritual leader to attend Norwalk feast day fete [photo], H 4/18/98 pB9

SquirrelsShow stopper: Everyone loves water-

skiing squirrel [photo], H 9/26/98 pA1

SSBC Asset Management GroupThird-quarter earnings slip, BJ

11/2/98 p7Staack, Alan

Hot dog stand has its day, H 4/23/98 pA4

Stabbings-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Norwalk man stabbed,

H 3/2/98 pA4Police Blotter: Woman stabbed, H

7/3/98 pA4Stabinsky, Dr. Charles

Doctor preserves Jewish history [photo], H 10/12/98 pA1

Stage propsBuilding illusions at ShowMotion: The

fantasy of the theater is built on very real foundations in South Norwalk [photo], H 7/16/98 pB1

Stainrod, BernadetteRaising joyous voices: Voices of

Macedonia to record concert [photo], H 12/2/98 pA1+

Stamfair Sports L.L.C.Stamfair hunts for funding: $135

million complex linked to city, state aid, H 7/30/98 p1+

Stamford Center for the ArtsStamford Center for the Arts stages

`1040' at Rich Forum, BJ 11/16/98 p9

Stamford Cultural Development Corp.Stamford intends to become even

more cultured, BJ 8/24/98 p9Stamford Health Systems

Stamford Health plans major construction, BJ 12/14/98 p11+

Stamford Sculpture WalkArt hits the streets and mall of

Stamford, BJ 6/22/98 p18

Stamford Wrecking Co. Office Furniture Outlet

The deal's the thing: Stamford Wrecking builds close ties with buyers, BJ 2/23/98 p1+

Stamford-Economic conditions1 Stamford Landing target of

foreclosure, BJ 5/4/98 p12Accounting powerhouse weighs local

consideration, BJ 7/20/98 p1+Agents of change: The story of

Stamford's economic renaissance [photo], BJ 3/9/98 pS1+

Antiques lure visitors to Stamford: Canal Street a mecca for savvy browsers, H 7/30/98 p1+

Art hits the streets and mall of Stamford, BJ 6/22/98 p18

ChiRex restructures operations, BJ 7/13/98 p2

Cigar-maker Davidoff to expand, BJ 2/16/98 p3

Citicorp considers a move to Stamford, BJ 6/29/98 p1+

Citicorp division heads to Stamford, BJ 7/13/98 p1+

Citigroup cancels Stamford relocation, BJ 11/2/98 p1+

Diversity key to Stamford's economic health, BJ 5/11/98 p1+

EPA sees Stamford as `brownfield' showcase, BJ 4/6/98 p9

General Signal moving to smaller space, laying off 33 in Stamford, BJ 2/2/98 p2

Holiday Inn Select-Samford begins $5.5. million renovation, BJ 1/26/98 p15

Homestead Village seeks rehearing on hotel project, BJ 8/24/98 p2

KPMG, Andersen expanding, too, BJ 7/20/98 p19

Lackluster attendance mars WorldFest, BJ 8/31/98 p3+

Lease activity picks up at two Stamford properties, BJ 9/7/98 p8

Mack-Cali breaks ground on build-to-suit property, BJ 5/25/98 p18

Morton's of Chicago, BJ 2/16/98 p3NatWest unit rules out Stamford:

Seeks subtenant for Harbor Plaza office space, BJ 2/9/98 p1+

New hope for Dock Street neighborhood [map], BJ 7/20/98 p2+

Northstar Investment's Stamford move imminent, BJ 3/9/98 p15+

Noses out of joint: Residents say plant emits odors; plastics company, DEP disagree, BJ 8/24/98 p15

OMI moving corporate headquarters to Stamford, BJ 3/23/98 p12

Promoters prepare for WorldFest '98 [photo], BJ 7/20/98 p5

Riverfront site attracting developers, BJ 8/31/98 p13

Stamfair hunts for funding: $135 million complex linked to city, state aid, H 7/30/98 p1+

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Stamford-Economic conditions (Continued)

Stamford faces affordable housing crisis, BJ 12/21/98 p1+

Stamford group pursues plan to stimulate retail activity, BJ 1/5/98 p7

Stamford office building sells for a 230 percent premium, BJ 2/9/98 p2

Tischler opens doors: Acquires Suburban Club property for $3.3 million, BJ 8/3/98 p1+

United Distillers expects to move 50 to 100 jobs to Stamford, BJ 2/2/98 p7

Stamp collecting-NorwalkMonday's snapshot [photo], H 3/2/98

pA1Staples Antique Show

Holding onto the past: 4,000 attend Staples antique show [photo], H 2/2/98 pA1+

Staples High School$90,000 given to Staples students, H

6/10/98 pA4Apple Festival a sweet deal:


Artistic endeavor: Hundreds attend 23rd Creative Arts Festival [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+

Fenn fulfills 8th grade wish [photo], H 12/26/98 pB1+

In the moment: Staples students dance the afternoon away with seniors [photo], H 6/4/98 pA1+


New advisor to help teens in Westport, H 9/18/98 pA4

OK, so we're not all that worried about the asteroid... [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

Westport tries softer tactics to cut truancy: Staples students work with principal to find ways to improve attendance, H 6/2/98 pA1+

Staples High School-AlumniFootball more than a passing fancy

for DeVito [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+

Staples High School-AwardsScholarship winners [photo], H 6/2/98

pA4Staples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Student musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Staples High School-Graduation

Departing superintendent gives strange civics lecture, H 6/19/98 pA2

Exit to the future: 211 Staples grads sent off with wishes [photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4Staples High School-Music

Best in state draw crowd in Norwalk [photo], H 4/6/98 pA3

Staples High School-Sports1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Another MVP effort by James [photo],



Area teams blanked in tourney, H 6/2/98 pA7


At Staples, boys make girls better [photo], H 2/27/98 pC1+

Athletes of the Week [photo], H 5/2/98 pB5, H 5/16/98 pB4, H 5/23/98 pB5, H 11/14/98 pB5

Baseline Barrie among the best: All-Area Boys Tennis [photo], H 6/27/98 pB1+


Circuitous route brought Martino to top [photo], H 12/16/98 pC1+

Delays in sodding risk Westport home field play, H 6/24/98 pA3


Eagles oust Wreckers [photo], H 11/11/98 pB1+

Experienced Wreckers among title challengers [photo], H 4/8/98 pB1+

Falcons spike Wreckers' drive [photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+

Fenn strikes twice [photo], H 11/23/98 pB1+

Former Staples coach Albie Loeffler at dedication of soccer field [photo], H 9/28/98 pB4

Glastonbury tandem wrecks Wreckers' days [photo], H 5/29/98 pC1+

Going out in style: Callender, Stefkovich each go over 1,000 yards in career as Wreckers roll in season finale [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+




High School Athletes of the Week [photo], H 10/17/98 pB5, H 11/28/98 pB4, H 12/26/98 pB5


Karoczkai's drive nets MVP season [photo], H 12/15/98 pB1+

Kennedy following mentor's path [photo], H 12/4/98 pC1+



Mustangs drop Staples from ranks of unbeaten [photo], H 12/24/98 pB6

New rivals await Wilton and Staples, H 11/25/98 pB13+

NHS-Staples showdown key game of weekend, H 11/6/98 pC1+




S. Windsor eliminates Wreckers, H 6/10/98 pB4


School Notebook: Westport: Staples High School: Exchange program, H 6/13/98 pC8


Senators succumb to Wreckers' rally [photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+

Sports in brief: Staples' diver wins state title, H 11/17/98 pB2



Staples Fenn excels, H 11/9/98 pB4Staples girls ousted from states

[photo], H 3/3/98 pB1Staples girls prevail [photo], H 2/2/98

pB1+Staples girls stick together to capture

state championship, H 11/2/98 pB1+

Staples in state volleyball final, H 6/8/98 pB5

Staples must win to get in [photo], H 10/28/98 pB1+

Staples outlasts Newtown, H 12/31/98 pB5+

Staples project back on track, H 6/30/98 pA3

Staples will miss its No. 1 fan [photo], H 4/28/98 pA1+

Staples' Aitkin Butler-bound, H 6/16/98 pB4

Staples' Fenn strikes gold in two events [photo], H 11/18/98 pB1+

Staples' Lea selected region's top coach [photo], H 6/19/98 pB1

Staples' marathon win sets up early showdown [photo], H 4/4/98 pB1+

Staples' Ruther passes history test [photo], H 6/2/98 pA7+

Stefkovich runs wild as Wreckers win easy, H 10/12/98 pB5

The Hour Athletes of the Week [photo], H 2/7/98 pB5, H 2/21/98 pB5

Touching down on the field [photo], H 7/31/98 pA4

Trainer: Keeping them in the game [photo], H 10/24/98 pB10

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Staples High School-Sports (Continued)


Warriors roll over Wreckers [photo], H 5/7/98 pB1+




Wong, Senators strong [photo], H 4/7/98 pC1+


Wreckers gather for final time [photo], H 1/19/98 pB1+

Wreckers hold off Warriors [photo], H 12/31/98 pB5+

Wreckers rout Cadets, H 11/2/98 pB4Wreckers sent to sidelines by

Trumbull, H 11/10/98 pA7+Wreckers settle for third in state golf

tournament, H 6/9/98 pB1+Wreckers stampede Mustangs with

aerial assault, H 10/19/98 pB4Wreckers' plan for tournament title

goes afoul, H 12/29/98 pB1+Wreckers, Warriors score one-goal

wins, H 10/13/98 pB4Staples High School-Staff

Field's name honors coach [photo], H 7/21/98 pA5

Loeffler headed for Hall of Fame [photo], H 11/28/98 pB3

Loved Westport teacher wins national honor, H 5/7/98 pA1+

Stapleton, JeanEleanor Jean: Jean Stapleton offers a

glimpse into the life of a First Lady [photo], H 8/20/98 pC1

STARA special day of caring at STAR

[photo], H 10/17/98 pA3Annual dinner raises $500,000 for

STAR [photo], H 11/13/98 pA5Oscar's Stars, H 3/18/98 pB5Pitchin' In [photo], H 4/28/98 pA4STAR marks successful year [photo],

H 10/21/98 pA2Store owner makes donation, H

12/19/98 pA3Stark, Dale

Healing touch: Massage therapist Dale Stark may be blind, but she's far from handicapped [photo], H 4/16/98 pC7+

Startech Environmental Corp.Bottling an unstable genie: Startech

pursues safe disposal of chemical weapons, BJ 2/9/98 p1+

Company profile, H 8/15/16/98 pD2Startech receives military contract, BJ

8/3/98 p3Starwood Hotels & Resorts

Starwood Hotels & Resorts weighs move to area, BJ 7/13/98 p5

Starwood Urban Investments. SEE SONO URBAN RETAIL LLC

Starwood-Ceruzzi Corp.Fairfield parking deck casts a long

shadow, BJ 7/27/98 p7Stasiak, Stan "The Man"


State Street BankState Street Bank looking for high-net-

worth individual, BJ 5/18/98 p6Stations, Radio. SEE RADIO

STATIONSStaton, Jordan


Stauffer, ColinSweet smell of success: Nature Plus

develops bio-tech product line [photo], BJ 11/9/98 p1+

Stavert, RobertWilton youth selected for medical

forum [photo], H 6/5/98 pA3Stebinger, Catherine

Icing on the cake [photo], H 10/14/98 pA10

Stefanik, MikeSports in brief: Flemke wins Mod tour

finale, H 10/26/98 pB4Stefanowski, Lauren

College fair fetes diversity [photo], H 4/9/98 pA4

Stefkovich, Tyler1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Athletes of the Week [photo], H

11/14/98 pB5Going out in style: Callender,

Stefkovich each go over 1,000 yards in career as Wreckers roll in season finale [photo], H 11/28/98 pB1+


Stefkovich runs wild as Wreckers win easy, H 10/12/98 pB5

Stefkovitch, TylerAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Steinkraus-Cohen, Ruth

Westport says thanks to athletes, friends, H 6/15/98 pB5+

Stellmacher, RobbieHot gifts: Students make presents for

parents, H 4/30/98 pA3Stenger, Justin


Step Above, L.L.C.Bankruptices, BJ 7/20/98 p22

Stepping Stone Farm-RidgefieldStepping Stone offering birthday

parties, H 11/5/98 pB4Stepping Stones Children's Museum


Children's museum key element of development, BJ 10/12/98 p8

City children's museum gets $350,000 gift, H 2/12/98 pA3

For the children [photo], H 10/2/98 pA2

Mott's gives 250G to aid kids museum, H 9/25/98 pA3

Pitchin' In [photo], H 6/1/98 pA4Step by step [edit], H 10/8/98 pA10Step by Step: Governor helps raise

funds for children's museum [photo], H 3/19/98 pA3

Stepping Stones site studied for waste, H 1/16/98 pA3


Stepping Stones viewed as `hub' [photo], H 11/19/98 pA4

Stetson-Scanlon, TesForever makeup: Busy women say


Stevens, Rev. DeWitt Jr.Bound for the Ivory Coast: Macedonia

Church gospel choir set to perform in massive music festival [photo], H 5/30/98 pB7

Stevens, FranBusiness people: New sales

associate, H 6/15/98 pA6Stew Leonard III Water Safety

FoundationWater safety awareness [edit], H

6/23/98 pA12Stew Leonard's

Charitable gift [photo], H 11/25/98 pA2Checking on critters [photo], H

6/18/98 pB3Ex-Darien man says he gave

Leonard's combination of ideas, H 1/30/98 pA4

Leonard's lawyer objects often to questions in suit, H 1/28/98 pB13

Leonard's plans to add parking, more retail space, H 12/24/98 pA1+

Leonard's Yonkers store on target, H 11/21/98 pA3


Newman pushes his sauce at Stew's [photo], H 6/16/98 pA1+

Stew Leonard's chef prepares healthy meal for seniors [photo], H 2/26/98 pB7

Stew Leonard's launches website, H 1/27/98 pA4

Stew's moves ahead despite suit over plaza traffic pattern, H 1/8/98 pD1

Stew's pays $5M for lot: Garden Center will be moved across Route 1, H 8/21/98 pA1+

Store university was my idea first, Leonard's daughter says, H 1/23/98 pA3

The Great Pumpkin [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1

There's uh, milk in them thar hills [photo], H 8/14/98 pA4

Tree raising [photo], H 11/18/98 pA3Warm reception [photo], H 12/1/98

pA3

170


Stew Leonard's (Continued)What's cooking at Stew's? New

cookbook offers recipes, preparation tips and more for today's busy lifestyles [photo], H 11/5/98 pB2

Stewart, DuncanU.S. Baird machines the tools of

success [photo], BJ 11/30/98 p1+Stewart, Martha

Barbara Smith takes aim at Martha Stewart - with style [photo], H 11/20/98 pD3

Clinton tells Kennelly she faces tough fight [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Going, Going ... Stewart plans to leave Westport for Fairfield digs [photo], H 3/13/98 pA3

Martha dumps Bill: Stewart spikes program of Clinton visit to Norwalk [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1+

Martha Moves In: Decorating entrepreneur christens her new studio at the edge of Norwalk [photo], H 4/29/98 pA1+

Martha ready to do lunch with Bill [photo], H 6/6/98 pA1+

Martha Stewart expanding her empire: And that's a good thing for the 'goddess' of domesticity, BJ 3/23/98 p10+

Media mogul explains guiding principles, H 3/13/98 pA3

Stewart hosting Clinton to raise political funds, H 5/14/98 pA3

Stewart sues neighbor's landscaper [photo], H 5/7/98 pA1+

Up close and personal: After lunch with Martha, gregarious president connects with the crowd [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Stewart, TerryStamford man named to head Rock

and Roll Hall of Fame [photo], H 12/4/98 pA1

Stierwalt, Richard E.Business people: Welcome to the

board [photo], H 6/01/98 pA8Still River Corporate Park-Danbury

Ceruzzi entity hands over keys to office complex, BJ 1/5/98 p1+

New owner plans to transform Still River Corporate Park, BJ 4/27/98 p8+

Stimola, MichaelFranchisor wraps up market niche:

Entrepreneur takes cafe concept coastal [photo], BJ 9/7/98 p1+

Stimson, ChrisOn the waterfront [photo], H 9/17/98

pB3Stisser, Tim


StockbrokersTraders heading to the suburbs, BJ

12/21/98 p1+Stockfisch, Andy

Pay back: Warriors dump Rams for state title [photo], H 6/16/98 pB1+


Stolpen, AdamWestport residents rail against 180-

foot cell phone tower, H 6/4/98 pA3

Stonehill, DaveBusiness people: Norwalker wins

award, H 8/24/98 pB6Stoner, Robert

Business people: Joins securities firm, H 8/10/98 pA7

Stop & ShopDamage to Stop & Shop extensive, H

11/19/98 pA2Explosion empties Stop & Shop site:

No injuries in welding tank explosion [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1

Stop & Shop debut delayed, H 11/21/98 pA1+


Stop & Shop now offers kosher baked goods [photo], H 8/5/98 pA9+

StorytellersTales for tots: Norwalker weaves the

world's stories at Stamford festival [photo], H 8/21/98 pA11+

Stramaglia, Dr. JohnPorn shop raises ire of neighborhood

[photo], H 1/19/98 pA1+Strand, Dale

Ferry dreamer threatens to take shuttle to another city, H 1/10/98 pA1

Norwalk-New York ferry up in air, H 1/21/98 pA3

Task force examines high speed ferry concerns, H 4/17/98 pA3

Strano, KeriSports in brief: Strano 2nd team All-

American, H 11/20/98 pC2Stratford East Main Deli

Bankruptcies, BJ 7/20/98 p22Stratford-Economic conditions

Battle shaping up for control of Raymark property, BJ 12/14/98 p6

DCI Telecomm to buy back stock, BJ 1/26/98 p13

Milestones set for Shakespeare Theater: $180 million Stratford project will require additional studies, BJ 3/23/98 p3

RFPs sought for redevelopment of Allied Signal property, BJ 1/5/98 p3

Shakespeare Festival Theatre project a step closer to reality, BJ 2/23/98 p5

Speaker-maker Soundsphere expands to Stratford, BJ 6/1/98 p3

Stage set for theater bond offer: $100 million placement crucial to Stratford project, BJ 6/15/98 p1+

Stratford theater blueprint completed, BJ 8/31/98 p1+

Stratford will pay for theater review, BJ 11/16/98 p1+

Warnaco lease won't affect Stratford operations, BJ 4/6/98 p2+

Strathmore Ln.-NorwalkStrathmore benefits in location

sandwich: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 1/20/98 pA4

Strausberg, SusanEdgar takes mystery out of investing

[photo], BJ 8/24/98 p1+Strauss, Paul

Personnel matters, H 12/7/98 pD1Strawberry Hill Ave.-Norwalk

Special delivery: Mailbox custom built to match the house [photo], H 6/9/98 pA3

Street lightingSuburbs shun the bright lights: By the

1860s, city was lit by whale oil [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

Street painting-WiltonLet the sun shine [photo], H 8/3/98

pA3Street, Pat

SoNo Smart Suites taps tower's promise [photo], H 12/26/98 pA8

Stress (Physiology)Even in high school, stress takes toll

on coaches [photo], H 4/22/98 pB1+

Strikes and lockouts-Telephone companies-Connecticut

Irony of labor Day not lost on SNET workers [photo], H 9/8/98 pA1+


Phone lines, battle lines: SNET workers determined to hold on for their demands [photo], H 8/25/98 pA3

SNET battle goes to court, H 9/11/98 pA5

SNET strikers: Phone lines to picket lines, H 8/24/98 pA3

SNET, union negotiators say new pact a good deal, H 9/15/98 pA1+

Strikers drive home message, H 9/1/98 pA3

With no SNET accord, callers are strung out, H 8/26/98 pA3

Stripp, John E.Confidence vote at polls: Unopposed

candidates celebrate, H 11/4/98 pA3

Stripp takes regional view [photo], H 10/29/98 pA3

Striptease-Norwalk`Clean' ideas: Council members split

on whether to ban strip bars, H 8/28/98 pA1+

2 bars defy law as city grapples with strip joints, H 9/25/98 pA1+


City shuts down Zebra Club [photo], H 10/3/98 pA1+

Close strip joints? Our hands are tied, law enforcers say, H 8/25/98 pA1+

Critics hail deal to close Zebra Club, H 10/27/98 pA1+

It's a start [edit], H 10/27/98 pA12

171


Striptease-Norwalk (Continued)Mayor: Close strip joints: We don't

harm quality of life, bar workers say [photo], H 8/20/98 pA1+

Quality of life [edit], H 10/7/98 pA12Tamed Zebra reopens; crowd thin

[photo], H 11/14/98 pA1+The problem with strip joints: Police

want them out of city, but say its hard to bounce licenses [photo], H 8/19/98 pA1+

Tough strip laws: City's lawyer writing law to regulate nude dancing, H 9/15/98 pA1+

Two more women arrested in Zebra prostitution case, H 11/19/98 pA1+

Up to the Council [edit], H 8/26/98 pA12

Zebra cases in court, H 12/30/98 pA1+


Zebra Club still closed as lawyers seek deal, H 10/22/98 pA3

Zebra club to reopen sans stripes, dances, H 11/10/98 pA3

Zebra opens tonight, H 11/13/98 pA1+STRIVE

Boot camp for the unemployed: STRIVE gives new hope to `hard core' jobless [photo], H 10/22/98 pB4

Chamber goes after Harlem anti-welfare job-training program, H 3/12/98 pA1+

STRIVE eases road from welfare to work [photo], H 10/23/98 pA3

STRIVE job retraining center opens in Norwalk, BJ 11/23/98 p2

Stroffolino Bridge-NorwalkRepairs of Stroffolino Bridge pose

problems by land, by sea, H 5/7/98 pA3


Stroup, JuliaWilton girls advance to championship

[photo], H 11/4/98 pB1+Strout, Mike

Sports in brief: Strout, Regan top field, H 10/27/98 pB2

Student exchange programsMix & Match: Weston, Bridgeport

students get a chance to check each other out [photo], H 5/9/98 pA3

Student suspension-Norwalk1 in 4 to take TB test at high school,

H 1/24/98 pA1+Angry students walkout, say school

was lax [photo], H 1/30/98 pA1+Brien McMahon student won't appeal

5-day suspension, H 2/7/98 pA3Brien McMahon students vent on the

'Net, H 1/30/98 pA3

Dispelling the Fears: Proof of age, health tests needed to enter America legally, immigration says [photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+

Dispelling the Fears: School officials try to keep a lid on student's death [photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+

Information, please [edit], H 1/29/98 pA10

It takes long, continuous exposure to get disease, say tuberculosis experts [photo], H 1/30/98 pA3

School board barely mentions tuberculosis death, H 2/4/98 pA3

School troublemakers may have alternatives, H 12/17/98 pA1+

Sloan's comment, H 2/2/98 pA1+Some classmates of dead student

test positive for TB, H 1/30/98 pA3




Teen went to hospital one month before death, H 2/2/98 pA3

Third of school's students tested for disease, H 2/4/98 pA3

Tuberculosis case sends fear through Brien McMahon, H 1/15/98 pA1+

Students Helping Our Communities. SEE SHOC

Studwick, Peter and DavidWall walking [photo], H 4/1/98 pA3

Sturm Ruger and Co.Public Record, H 5/30/98 pD2

Substitute teachers-Fairfield CountySchools scramble to attract substitute

teachers, H 4/9/98 pA1+Substitute teachers-Norwalk

Schools scramble to attract substitute teachers, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Substitute teachers get raise in Norwalk, H 4/29/98 pA3

Suib, MargaretFairness at work: Housing officer's

work tied to NAACP dispute [photo], H 2/28/98 pA3

Suicidal behavior-NorwalkPolice Blotter: Man charged after

suicide attempt, H 6/23/98 pA4Suicidal behavior-Wilton

Police Blotter: Suicide prevented, H 12/15/98 pA4

SuicideSuicide prompts lawsuit: Hall-Brooke

hit in trucker's death, H 12/16/98 pA3

Woman files suit in death: Bethel man took life after treatment, H 11/27/98 pA3

Suicide-NorwalkCrash ruled suicide, H 6/16/98 pA1+Girl was shot twice before killer shot

himself, H 6/8/98 pA4Teen kills girlfriend, himself, H 6/6/98

pA1Violent relationship ends in death, H

6/9/98 pA1+

Suicide-ReddingRedding murder-suicide probed, H

11/9/98 pA1Suicide-Weston

Shocked officer witnesses suicide, H 4/2/98 pA4

Sukrans's Bridal ShopGrooms participate in wedding plans

[photo], H 2/3/98 pC1Sulliman, Bon

Last minute campaigning [photo], H 11/3/98 pA2

Sumitomo Real Estate SalesSumitomo Real Estate to open in

Greenwich, BJ 4/20/98 p10Summer

Postcards from the beach: So long, summer [photo], H 8/29/98 pB8

Summer employmentLow unemployment opens summer

jobs for teen-agers, H 6/27/98 pA1+

Summer schoolLazy, hazy days: Summer school

[photo], H 8/8/98 pB10Summer Youth Grant Program

Investing in their futures: Youth grant program sets up summertime activities for children at risk, H 7/10/98 pA5

Summit Bancorp. SEE ALSO NEW CANAAN BANK AND TRUST CO.; NORWALK SAVINGS SOCIETY; NSS BANCORP INC.

Big bank, small bank soul, Summit Bancorp outlines aggressive expansion plans for state, H 12/8/98 pD1

In brief: Praise for Summit Bank directors, H 12/15/98 pD1


Summit declares quarterly dividend, H 12/17/98 pD1

Summit reaffirms commitment to community [photo], H 12/9/98 pA1+

Summons-NorwalkPolice Blotter: 100 seatbelt

summonses issued, H 2/11/98 pA4

Sumpter, DamienBears rise up to stay clean in

`Swamp' [photo], H 11/30/98 pB1+

Sumpter, JeffGroup honors fire hero, but man

rescued tells different tale, H 7/17/98 pA3


Sumpter, KeithSumpter memorial party plan leads to

dispute, arrests, H 7/3/98 pA3Sumra, Maryam


172


Sunday opening of businessesGetting a rest on day of rest less

common, H 8/17/98 pA3Sunrise Pizza Cafes Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 2/16/98 p20Sunset Grille

New club tries to deal with gripes about bands [photo], H 8/24/98 pA1+


Sunset Hill Ave.-NorwalkNeighborhood with `character' fights

speeding [photo], H 8/25/98 pA4Sunwalk Corp.

Bankruptcies, BJ 2/16/98 p20Supak, Margot

New bank has hometown touch [photo], H 10/22/98 pA3

Super Grade A ShopRiteNorwalk ShopRite ranks top again, H

12/26/98 pA4Surge Soda

Getting a little surge in the afternoon [photo], H 3/6/98 pA1

Surrogate mothersMagnificent Moms: Threesome


SurveysFairfield County teen-agers worry

about drugs, alcohol [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

New Haven riders give trains lowest marks, H 1/15/98 pA3

Surveys, social. SEE SOCIAL SURVEYS

Suspension of students. SEE STUDENT SUSPENSION

Sussmane, AlexaAnd the winner is... [photo], H

10/21/98 pA1Sutherland, Jamie

Sutherland emerges as Cavalier leader [photo], H 12/28/98 pB1+

SVG Lithography Systems Inc.Charting Upward: Four successful

business people share their optimism for coming year [photo], H 1/9/98 pA3

Swall, Jeffrey C.Cash Management Group checks out

new clients [photo], BJ 8/31/98 p11

Swank Inc.Public record, H 2/12/98 pD1

Swanky Frank'sSwanky Frank's fries rank among

best, H 7/8/98 pA1+SWC-Awards

Six Weston athletes earn all-conference honors, H 11/19/98 pB8

SWC-cross-country runningGreen Wave appears certain to wash

over SWC runners, H 10/21/98 pB4

Swiderski, CandiceSenators spiked by Central [photo], H

10/27/98 pB1+

Swiggett, Ernest L.King observances planned in city

[photo], H 1/15/98 pA3Swimmer's itch

Beachgoers getting some Sound advice: Risk is now high for `swimmers itch,' officials warn [photo], H 8/27/98 pA3

SwimmingCross training [photo], H 3/21/98 pB8

Swimming poolsNeighbors: Backyard bliss... [photo],

H 9/2/98 pA4Swimming-Fairfield County


Boys' Swimming: Veterans ready to make a splash [photo], H 12/23/98 pB1+

Swimming-NorwalkBurke taking plunge with UConn

[photo], H 6/8/98 pB1+Norwalk's Burke nabs swim title

[photo], H 3/18/98 pB1+Not for the Timid [photo], H 7/11/98

pB10Swim champ [photo], H 3/18/98 pA1Upgraded Cooke wins three swim

events, H 8/1/98 pB3Zeus swims past Weston, H 11/21/98

pB5Swimming-Weston

Trojans splash foes in Class S, H 3/19/98 pB1+

Weston swimmers finally win SWC championship, H 3/2/98 pB1

Swimming-WestportFenn fulfills 8th grade wish [photo], H

12/26/98 pB1+Friendships: Women work on

relationships while working out [photo], H 4/20/98 pA9

Swimming-WiltonCorcoran douses doubts [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Twin titles: Warriors take crown in


3/24/98 pB1+Warriors have different look but same

lofty expectations: HS girls' swim preview [photo], H 9/22/98 pB4

Swindlers and swindling-NorwalkScam artist strikes Norwalk again, H

12/31/98 pA3Scam artist targets another local

woman, H 11/21/98 pA4Swindlers and swindling-Wilton

Scam artist back?, H 12/1/98 pA1+Swing dancing. SEE BALLROOM

DANCINGSwiss Army Brands Inc.

Company profile, H 10/3/98 pD2Swiss Bank Corp.

Swiss Bank leases 40,000 square feet in Stamford Towers, BJ 5/4/98 p1+

Swiss Bank showed relocating companies how to do it by the book, BJ 3/9/98 p15+

Switzer, LindaLiving on Wilton Acres and Clover

Drive/Wilton: Leafy streets offer haven after hard day at work [photo], H 5/5/98 pA4

SWRPAFew speak out on Route 7 plan for

mass transit, H 12/2/98 pA1+No surprises here [edit], H 12/1/98

pA6Slowing down: Traffic-calming

techniques outlined at NCTC for public [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7

Symphony orchestras-Fairfield County

I hear a symphony: Six orchestras tune up for the new season [photo], H 9/17/98 pC1

Synagogues-Fairfield CountySynagogues to join in 'Shabbat

Across America,' H 3/14/98 pB9Szaz, Cindy

Sailing away with world's `best job': Couple spend winter in Caribbean, summer on Atlantic coast aboard luxury catamaran [photo], H 10/13/98 pA3

Szefc, JaymeHigh School Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 12/26/98 pB5

TT.H.E. Management Inc.

Bankruptcies, BJ 12/14/98 p19Table to Table

Newman's Own helps with van expenses, H 1/26/98 pA4

Taborda, PhilBears let one get away as Darien


Tag salesThe art of the sale: Buyers hunt for

overlooked treasures at tag sales [photo], H 6/1/98 pA9

Tagariello, ScottHelp or hooey: Communication aid for


Take Our Daughters to Work DayWomen and work: Area companies

join in the Take Your Daughter to work craze [photo], H 4/24/98 pA3

Talercio, TomPanthers claw Hurricanes [photo], H

11/23/98 pB1+Taliercio, Sal

Running untouched [photo], H 11/21/98 pB3

Tallmadge Brothers Inc.Connecticut's glorious oysters:


Iroquois to appeal shellfish decision: Local fishermen win $3.5 million judgement, BJ 9/28/98 p1+

Oysters under siege: Tallmadge Brothers lose year to parasites [photo], H 8/28/98 pA1+

173


Tallmadge Brothers Inc. (Continued)Tallmadge awarded $3.2M for oyster

bed damage, H 8/20/98 pA1Tallmadge Brothers dodges oyster

parasite problem, H 5/28/98 pA3Tamarac Rd.-Westport

In-town location attracts families [photo], H 11/17/98 pA4

Living on Tamarac Road / Westport [photo], H 5/12/98 pA4

Tamayo, Marcello1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4TAME

Rx for road rage, H 10/6/98 pA1+Tanaka, Willow

'Thumbs up' for Metro-North: Company reports record year of service and customer satisfaction [photo], H 2/5/98 pB7

Tanglewood Ln.-WestportTanglewood Lane thrives at nature's

edge [photo], H 7/28/98 pA4Tarasides, Tina


Tarpinian, HarryNeighbors: Mustang man [photo], H

12/30/98 pA4Tarrytown, N.Y. SEE IRVING

(TARRYTOWN, N.Y.)Tauck, Arthur

Tauck sells huge holdings in Westport, H 1/14/98 pA1+

Tauck, PeterBirth here helps babies elsewhere

[photo], H 12/15/98 pA1+Tavella, Gerry


Tavello, Jill LeonardADD testimony debated at Leonard

trial, H 1/24/98 pA4Leonard family wins suit disputing

Stew U. creation, H 2/12/98 pA3Leonard's daughter takes stand in

court, H 1/31/98 pA4Tax evasion-Westport

Imus delinquent on Westport taxes, H 2/27/98 pA3

Taxation, Local. SEE LOCAL TAXATION

Taxation-ConnecticutAppeals Court voids fast-food chain

owners tax victory, BJ 3/2/98 p3State's complex sales tax regulations

confound private sector, BJ 3/2/98 p3

Taylor Family Farm-DanburyLocal growers offer pick-your-own

pleasures [photo], H 10/14/98 pA9+

Taylor Farm-NorwalkSpring Swing [photo], H 2/4/98 pA3

Taylor, KimWestport Y celebrates its Roaring

20's opening [photo], H 6/16/98 pA4

Tea tastingAround Town: Norwalk resident

travels the world in search of the

perfect cup of tea [photo], H 6/11/98 pA9

Teachers, Substitute. SEE SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS

Teachers-ConnecticutConnecticut teacher pay leads nation,

H 4/17/98 pA1+Teachers-Fairfield County

Job demands more than it used to, teachers say, H 8/19/98 pA1+

Teachers-NorwalkEducators' plan: `Grow their own'

[photo], H 12/3/98 pA3Kelleher gets new job, H 6/18/98 pA3Monday snapshot: Norwalk science

teacher fights the disease that's stealing his life [photo], H 6/1/98 pA1

Norwalk teacher shares vision with nation [photo], H 9/30/98 pA1+

Starting Fresh: Norwalk teachers head for classrooms with a boost from the boss, H 8/31/98 pA1+

Teacher appreciation display at Columbus Magnet School [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

The play's the thing: Teachers learn how to `sell' Shakespeare [photo], H 2/17/98 pA1+

Teachers-WestportLoved Westport teacher wins national

honor, H 5/7/98 pA1+Teacher tops in Westport [photo], H

9/29/98 pA3Two teachers from China to spend

year in Westport [photo], H 8/28/98 pA1+

Teachers-WiltonBig wave of new teachers in Wilton, H

9/16/98 pA3Tec, Leon

From the beginning: Westport doctor remembers inspired leaders of the independence, H 5/8/98 pA1+

TechnologyA world of choices: But telecom

buyers should exercise plenty of caution, BJ 7/6/98 p14+

Accuracy in the information age: We love to blame computers for errors, but they don't go bankrupt - we do, BJ 2/2/98 p15+

Avoid pitfalls when outsourcing Web site design, BJ 3/2/98 p18

Corner the market or box yourself in: Technology can dramatically increase business productivity and market share... [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p15

ExMachina: Technology and internet news, BJ 6/1/98 p17

exMachina: Technology and Internet News, BJ 5/4/98 p13

exMachina: Technology and internet news, BJ 4/6/98 p15+, BJ 9/7/98 p13+

Fairfield University to offer master's in tech management, BJ 8/3/98 p15

First national program in computer information security, BJ 11/23/98 p15

FOCUS: Mid-Year Wrap Up, BJ 7/6/98 p13+

Global 2000 companies must prepare for Y2K-Euro convergence, analyst warns, BJ 1/5/98 p19+

Let's not forget the real customer [photo], BJ 7/6/98 p13+

Make sure a new office meets your high-tech needs, BJ 8/17/98 p11

New media marketing success follows old rules, BJ 2/2/98 p15+

Putting technology to work for your business, BJ 3/2/98 p15+

Showcase: Technology, BJ 1/5/98 p19+, BJ 2/2/98 p15+, BJ 3/2/98 p15+

SNET establishes collection at UConn [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p16

Staying at home: Council determined to keep tech students in Connecticut, BJ 5/18/98 p4

The importance of being online, BJ 7/6/98 p14+

Y2K series retrospective: Where do we go from here?, BJ 3/2/98 p17+

Technology Marketing Corp.Norwalk publisher promotes

telephone rates cut with 'Net, H 3/24/98 pB5

TechnoServeTechnoServe opens new operation, H

1/23/98 pD1Teen Magazine

Get Real, Teen: Westport teens surprised by magazine's creative coverage [photo], H 1/3/98 pA1+

Teenage mothersA place for moms: Single mothers will

find new haven at Malta House [photo], H 5/29/98 pA1+

Teenage pregnancyThe baby dilemma: City, suburban

schools differ widely on coping with teen-age pregnancy, H 5/16/98 pA1+

Teenage pregnancy-NorwalkPregnant teens in city urged to get

better care, H 9/23/98 pA1+Teenage pregnancy-Prevention-

NorwalkGroups join forces to fight teen

pregnancy, drug use, H 4/6/98 pA3

TeenagersCommunity briefs, H 10/20/98 pA4Easy to get, hard to lose: Police can

do little to spare teens, elderly from driving perils, H 1/3/98 pA1+

Fairfield County teen-agers worry about drugs, alcohol [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Music to lift the spirit: A special new Mass draws teens to St. Jerome's Church [photo], H 1/8/98 pB3

Teens reach out at Solid Rock Cafe [photo], H 1/31/98 pB9

Telekurs FinancialFinSource helps customers deal with

Euro, BJ 6/15/98 p12

174


TelephoneHorning in on phone service: Norwalk

firm offers challenge to SNET, H 6/11/98 pD1

Telephone systemsA world of choices: But telecom

buyers should exercise plenty of caution, BJ 7/6/98 p14+

Telephone-NorwalkPhone foul-up fine for city workers, H

6/4/98 pA3Telescopes

I Spy...New York [photo], H 1/27/98 pA1

TeleSonic Packaging Corp.Lack of skilled labor upsets importer,

BJ 8/17/98 p9Television

Living the Dream: Norwalk student to recite King's famous speech for New York television show [photo], H 2/5/98 pA3

News 12 cited for excellence, H 12/19/98 pD1

V-chip indifference: Newest television technology has little impact on buying, customers say, H 3/16/98 pA7

Television and childrenHome censors make sure kids

weren't watching tape, H 9/22/98 pA1+

Television programs. SEE DARK SHADOWS

Television, Cable. SEE CABLE TELEVISION

Television-Production and directionWestport native leaves home and

returns an Emmy winner, H 5/2/98 pA3

Telusca, NatachaHaitian student found her reward in

hard work [photo], H 6/20/98 pA1+

Temple Beth ElGiving thanks [photo], H 11/24/98 pA2

Temporary employmentThe List: Temporary Staffing Services

[chart], BJ 9/7/98 p10Tenneco Inc.

Tenneco may go, BJ 12/28/98 p1+Tennis-Darien


Tennis-Fairfield CountyDavies, Safir, Mead earn tennis

awards, H 3/2/98 pB3Tennis-Norwalk


Doubles dynamos [photo], H 9/12/98 pB3



Net Gain: Carver kids show tennis can be for everyone [photo], H 7/18/98 pA3

Norwalk netters perform well on junior circuit, H 11/20/98 pC4



Tennis-WestonBaseline Barrie among the best: All-

Area Boys Tennis [photo], H 6/27/98 pB1+

Falcon fly-by: Weston falls prey to old rival again in state title match, H 6/5/98 pB1


Tennis-WestportBaseline Barrie among the best: All-




Tennis-WiltonBaseline Barrie among the best: All-


Despite change in leadership, Warriors want to stay on top [photo], H 4/15/98 pB1+

Serving up a good time [photo], H 7/9/98 pB4



Tennis. SEE ALSO PLATFORM TENNIS

All-Area Girls Tennis [photo], H 7/2/98 pB5

Tepper, KateProtest [photo], H 2/28/98 pA4

Terentino, Phillip L.In the service, H 11/25/98 pA5

TerrorismAt first flush, many think hitting

terrorists right tactic [photo], H 8/21/98 pA1+

Tesar, MaryAffordable housing scarce for mid-

county seniors [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Teske, Jordan1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Testa, Mary

Store finding customers are warming to fur [photo], H 10/3/98 pD1

Tests. SEE EXAMINATIONSTex the Turkey. SEE TURKEYSThailand

Saving the children: Economic woes add to Thailand's troubles [photo], H 1/16/98 pA3

Thalia (Restaurant)Fondue: It's the perfect definition of


Thanksgiving DayHoliday entertaining [special section],

H 11/3/98 pB1+Not home for the holiday this year

[photo, p.1], H 11/27/98 pA2

Thanksgiving, 1998 [edit], H 11/25/98 pA10

Turkey dinner not on this man's menu [photo], H 11/20/98 pA1+

Westport students give time, money to charity [photo], H 11/27/98 pA1+

Theodos, Kenneth K.Business people: New faces in new

places at Kodak Polycrom Graphics, H 8/24/98 pB6

Thoesen, IanThoesen inks pro contract, H 8/21/98

pC1+Thomas Crown Affair (Motion

Picture: 1999)Lights, camera, action! [photo], H

10/23/98 pA1Thomas, Jeffrey

Handshake suffices for Fairfaxx partners [photo], BJ 6/22/98 p1+

Thomas, LaJoyaFinal Farewell: Norwalk students

pause to remember two they have lost [photo], H 4/16/98 pA1+

Thomas, MilesCatching some wintry rays [photo], H

1/5/98 pA2Thompson, Jim


Thorsen, TomSTAR marks successful year [photo],

H 10/21/98 pA2Thorsson, Jackie

Some Of That Jazz [photo], H 3/21/98 pA1

Three Kings FestivalThe big day: Latinos celebrate Three

Kings with party and presents [photo], H 1/7/98 pA1+

Three Strikes Custom DesignUnder pressure: 3 Strikes Custom

Design specializes in stuffing `wows' in tight places, BJ 6/8/98 p1+

THT Inc.Company profile, H 9/26/98 pD2THT reports earnings, H 12/4/98 pD1THT reports incomes slips to 8 cents

a share for quarter, H 1/28/98 pB5

Thurgood, RobinPersonnel matters, H 12/7/98 pD1

Tiani, LarryIn your service / Norwalk [photo], H

3/17/98 pA4Ticks

Ticking off the very real dangers of ticks, H 10/22/98 pB3

Ticks-ConnecticutRainy spring brings out more ticks,

mosquitoes, H 5/11/98 pA1+Tidy Diapers

If it's a diaper, it's cloth: Tidy Diapers turns back clock on baby bottoms, H 12/1/98 pD1

TilesBusiness is looking down: Couple's

custom tile designs elevate floors to new heights, H 6/15/98 pA7

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Tiny Tim's General StoreTrading with Tiny Tim, H 12/19/98

pD1Tischler and Sohn Ltd.

Tischler opens doors: Acquires Suburban Club property for $3.3 million, BJ 8/3/98 p23+

Titanic (Motion Picture: 1997)Bottomless demand for `Titanic'

videos: Fans flock to Norwalk stores as movie hits shelves [photo], H 9/2/98 pA3

Titanic (Steamship)This Titanic project takes the cake

[photo], H 4/16/98 pC9Tour operator hits legal iceberg, BJ

7/20/98 p1+Title companies

On the list: Title Companies, BJ 7/20/98 p13

TN Technologies Inc.TN Technologies moving

headquarters to Norwalk, BJ 5/11/98 p16

Westport company moves 200 workers into Factory Outlets, H 5/5/98 pA1+

Tobiassen, Raymond T.Wilton man sues state over wetlands

issue, H 3/14/98 pA3Tobin, Robert J.

Robert J. Tobin GOP stalwart, 74 [photo], H 9/3/98 pD7

Strong conservative voice stilled, H 9/5/98 pA11

Togo'sCain Management adds Togo's to

Dunkin' Donuts, BJ 8/31/98 p2Tonelli, Paul

Lost City brewery anxious to tap into Bridgeport market [photo], BJ 6/22/98 p10

Toner, Mark A.Toner joins Barry Blau to head

marketing, H 1/13/98 pA7Toni, Laura


Topfield Rd.-WiltonLiving on Little Brook Road and


Story no better second time around [letter], H 11/25/98 pA11

Wilton's Topfield Road a haven [photo], H 10/27/98 pA4

Toquet Hall-WestportFriday concerts slated to liven up

Toquet, H 7/16/98 pA3Norwalk woman to run student cafe,

H 4/10/98 pA3Toquet Hall fund-raising campaign

coming to close, H 12/23/98 pA3Westport answers teen-age angst

with coffee house, H 4/4/98 pA1+Torah scrolls

Westport man funds Torah for Ethiopian Jews, H 2/10/98 pA1+

Torpey, ShawnHyzy captures scoring title [photo], H

11/28/98 pB3

Tortorella, KayKay Tortorella accepts award for

Columbiettes' volunteer work [photo], H 10/23/98 pB1

Toscano, AngeloMany factors considered in police

chase decisions, H 6/4/98 pA3Suburban police say federal aid

misdirected, H 3/3/98 pA3Tosco Corp.

Company profile, H 8/1/98 pD2In brief: Tosco declares quarterly

dividend, H 12/15/98 pD1Toshiba America Consumer

Products Inc.Toshiba replaces elderly center's

stolen television, H 4/10/98 pA1+Total Fulfillment Services

Spotlilght on service: Westport company helps businesses keep their customers happy, H 6/22/98 pB7

Totally KoolEntrepreneur's franchise concept is

Totally Kool, BJ 11/16/98 p5Tou, John


Tourism. SEE TOURIST TRADETourist trade

FOCUS: Wheels/Transportation, BJ 9/21/98 p9

Tourist magnet, BJ 9/21/98 p9Tourist trade-Connecticut

French tourists say 'Ooh, la, la' to Connecticut, H 5/16/98 pA3

Tourist trade-Fairfield County`Heritage Heroes': Twain, Arnold,


Fairfield County economy is booming; tourism helps, BJ 7/20/98 p14

Tourist trade-NorwalkTourism in Norwalk grows [photo], H

6/25/98 pB2Toys R Us

Winter Games: Plenty to do to chase those winter blues [photo], H 1/19/98 pA9

Tracey SchoolBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

9/18/98 pA10City students pick Rowland: Mock

election offers lesson in government [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1+

Gentle persuasion calms minivan snarls [photo], H 9/17/98 pA1+

May the Force be with you [photo], H 2/12/98 pB7

Neighbors: Helping hands [photo], H 10/7/98 pA4

School takes a novel approach to boost reading [photo], H 9/19/98 pA3

Together again [photo], H 5/12/98 pA1Track-athletics

In it for the long run: X-country preview [photo], H 9/19/98 pB5

Sutherland emerges as Cavalier leader [photo], H 12/28/98 pB1+

Track-athletics-Fairfield County1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC41998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Track-athletics-New Canaan



Track-athletics-NorwalkHansboro ahead of field: All-Area

Girls Track [photo], H 6/25/98 pB5+

Hansboro puts 2 feet in front, H 6/2/98 pA7+


Hansboro puts finishing touch on triple crown [photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+


Hansboro's third place top effort at regionals, H 3/2/98 pB1+








Wreckers dust opportunities [photo], H 10/7/98 pB1+

Track-athletics-WestonMink paces Weston boys; Louis a

runner-up for BMHS, H 6/3/98 pB4


Track-athletics-WestportAnother MVP effort by James [photo],







Staples project back on track, H 6/30/98 pA3


Westport briefs: Town to name field for coach, H 8/5/98 pA4

Wreckers dust opportunities [photo], H 10/7/98 pB1+

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Track-athletics-WiltonAnother MVP effort by James: All-







Trade DimensionsBusiness in brief: Marketing firm

moves to Wilton, H 2/18/98 pA9Regional business: Marketing

promotion, H 6/17/98 pD1Trade-unions-Norwalk

Community briefs: Agreement reached by board, custodians, H 11/5/98 pA4

Construction industry in bind as skilled workforce dwindles, H 4/20/98 pA1+

Local 1199 claims Honey Hill fired workers for union activities [photo], H 6/12/98 pA3

NEON to teach women to hammer, H 2/2/98 pA3

NLRB to probe union status at Doubletree, H 7/6/98 pA3


Police union to choose new officers, H 12/29/98 pA3

School worker wins rulings [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3

Union boss buries school district in complaints [photo], H 1/10/98 pA1+

Union leaders claim Norwalk care center is no honey, H 3/28/98 pA3

Union lends its voice to Costco opposition, H 3/17/98 pA1+

Workers rally at Norwalk church [photo], H 6/25/98 pA3

Trade-unions-WestportLocal union collecting gifts for kids, H

12/19/98 pA3Trafalgar Ltd.

More help for Mitch victims, H 11/12/98 pA1+


Traffic accidentsCharges in Westport man's death, H

9/21/98 pA3Westport man killed, H 8/17/98 pA3Wilton mom, son killed in Vermont

crash [photo], H 1/5/98 pA1+Traffic accidents-Fairfield County

Norwalk man killed in crash [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1+

Traffic accidents-Interstate 952 freed as truck crashes on I-95, H

10/10/98 pA3

4-vehicle crash snarls I-95, H 12/9/98 pA4

Fatal accident ties up rush hour, H 8/11/98 pA4

Fiery collision shuts I-95: Truck drivers escape; traffic stalled for hours [photo], H 9/11/98 pA3

Injured man gets better, H 7/15/98 pA2

Man hurt in I-95 wreck, H 12/10/98 pA4

Norwalk man helps in rescue in car accident, H 6/25/98 pA2

Norwalk man killed in I-95 crash, H 7/2/98 pA2

Norwalk man killed on I-95, H 10/30/98 pA1

Norwalker hit on I-95 as he runs from police, H 4/20/98 pA1


Police Blotter: Truck wreck slows I-95, H 12/14/98 pA4

Truck forced off I-95, H 11/2/98 pA3Two boys injured in minivan mishap,

H 11/30/98 pA2Woman killed crossing I-95, H

12/21/98 pA1Traffic accidents-Merritt Parkway

Weston High mourns death of student, H 6/8/98 pA3

Weston teen was kindness personified [photo], H 6/9/98 pA1+

Traffic accidents-Norwalk8-year-old girl struck, killed by van:

Police say Norwalk man was driving drunk, H 10/8/98 pA1+

Accident creates commuter chaos on Main Avenue [photo], H 5/8/98 pA3

Alleged jaywalker hit by car, H 2/5/98 pA4

Baby safe after car accident, H 10/8/98 pA3

Bicyclist stabbed by handlebars, H 7/3/98 pA4

Charges upped in fatal crash [photo], H 11/18/98 pA1+

Coach turns hero: Saves busload of 34 rowers as driver dies of heart attack, H 5/7/98 pA1+

Courthouse crashed: Driver slams truck through front door, flees [photo], H 10/29/98 pA1+

Courthouse open, probe continues, H 10/30/98 pA1+

Crash ruled suicide, H 6/16/98 pA1+Crash witness contradicts mayor's

story, H 7/8/98 pA5Danbury woman dies in Route 7

wreck, H 11/16/98 pA1Driver crushes family, H 9/8/98 pA1+Driver who ran over family jailed

[photo], H 9/9/98 pA1+Drunken drivers face charges, H

11/17/98 pA3For court safety [edit], H 11/23/98

pA12Grist Mill deaths spur call for fixes, H

6/17/98 pA1+

Grist Mill rock claims another life in car crash, H 6/15/98 pA3

Injured man gets better, H 7/15/98 pA2

Intersection dangerous, say drivers, road experts, H 4/24/98 pA1+


Mayor sued for collision near Heritage Wall, H 7/2/98 pA1+

Mo: Bad weather responsible for crash [photo], H 2/26/98 pB1+

New signs don't reflect road's risks, H 8/4/98 pA3

No injuries in bus accident, H 5/20/98 pA3


Norwalk man killed in crash, H 12/19/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Accident caused by dishwasher, H 4/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Car smacks cliff, H 7/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Crash blamed on robber, H 7/7/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Crash sends car into bridge railing, H 12/9/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Leaving hospital, woman hit by car, H 7/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Man struck by car, H 5/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Norwalk officer hurt in crash, H 5/23/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Officer hit by car, H 5/6/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Police report 27 holiday accidents, H 11/27/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Power pole snapped, H 7/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Two hurt in crash, H 8/3/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman killed in head-on crash, H 6/2/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Woman, chasing dog, hit by car, H 8/11/98 pA4

Police still seek suspects in courthouse vandalism: Damage estimated at $25,000 after drive-in, H 11/5/98 pA3

Second driver in six weeks killed at Grist Mill Road cliff, H 6/13/98 pA1

Spectacular Westport Ave. crash [photo], H 3/21/98 pA3

Speed, not drugs, caused fatal crash, police report, H 1/30/98 pA1+

Tangled Mess: Police, others did little to prevent low-wire snag, business people complain [photo], H 7/17/98 pA1+

Teen killed in Merritt crash, H 6/6/98 pA1

Teens injured in one-car crash [photo], H 1/3/98 pA3

Two injured as car crashes into CitiBank, H 6/26/98 pA3

Two Norwalk men seriously hurt in separate accidents, H 7/14/98 pA4

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Traffic accidents-Norwalk (Continued)Woman killed in fiery crash against

rocks on Grist Mill [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+

Traffic accidents-WestonWeston woman injured in one-car

auto accident, H 1/17/98 pA3Traffic accidents-Westport

Grim lessons on the road: Dire results when some young drivers break learner's permit rules, H 10/7/98 pA3

Police Blotter: Police investigate ride into the sound, H 2/23/98 pA4

Town Blamed: Westport mother says town should have cut tree where son died [photo], H 1/8/98 pA1

Traffic accidents-WiltonBus driver avoids head-on crash, H

9/23/98 pA2Police Blotter: Accident jams Route 7,

H 6/3/98 pA4Police Blotter: Driver crashes into

metal post, H 12/8/98 pA4Police Blotter: Police seek hit and run

driver, H 10/29/98 pA4Police Blotter: Teen charged in car

crash, H 12/8/98 pA4Police Blotter: Traffic accident leads

to arrest, H 4/30/98 pA4Police Blotter: Truck flips, H 10/7/98

pA4Traffic Awareness and Moderation

Effort. SEE TAMETraffic flow-Connecticut

Motorists face traffic, higher gas prices, H 11/25/98 pA2

Traffic flow-Fairfield CountySlowing down: Traffic-calming

techniques outlined at NCTC for public [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7

Trouble on I-95 [edit], H 9/22/98 pA12Traffic flow-Norwalk


Don't keep on trucking: Residents fed up with dangers in their neighborhood [photo], H 1/6/98 pA1+



Jefferson School traffic addressed, H 11/21/98 pA2

Parents urged to patrol congested school parking lots [photo], H 8/5/98 pA1+

Police spring into action to monitor foot and road traffic, H 4/4/98 pA4

Roadblocks going up near Jefferson School [photo], H 12/16/98 pA3

Rowayton plans for fireworks mean traffic nightmare, H 7/3/98 pA3

Slowing down speeders is a top priority: Traffic analyst Barbara Nelson campaigns for city drivers to slow down [photo], H 12/17/98 pB1

Study: Route 1 traffic bad, getting worse, H 11/27/98 pA1

Traffic delays measured in city, H 2/9/98 pA1+

Traffic stopped: Parents seek solutions for Jefferson traffic jams [photo], H 11/5/98 pA1+

Traffic flow-Route 1No surprises here [edit], H 12/1/98

pA6Sports Authority a winner [photo], H

11/6/98 pA1+Traffic flow-Route 7

No surprises here [edit], H 12/1/98 pA6

Traffic flow-WestportOnly in Westport [edit], H 7/11/98

pA10Westport gets edgy with traffic:

Narrower lane markings may slow cars, study says, H 7/9/98 pA1+

Traffic flow-WiltonCountry Thruway: Residents seek

scenic-road status for Grumman Hill to slow traffic [photo], H 5/6/98 pA1+

Traffic safety-ConnecticutRilling sees red with right turns

[photo], H 6/19/98 pA1+Traffic safety-Norwalk

Public works traffic head lashes out at city drivers, H 2/4/98 pA3

Traffic safety-WestportFarrell wants calmer Westport

streets, H 3/13/98 pA3Traffic signs and signals

Westport firm has bright idea, H 10/27/98 pB7

Traffic signs and signals-Norwalk`Re-wiring' of traffic signal set, H


11/20/98 pA10Norwalk trips the lights fantastic

[photo], H 8/11/98 pA1+Trans-Lux Corp.

In brief: Trans-Lux declares dividend, H 12/11/98 pD1

People in business: Trans-Lux names Aussie boss, H 2/3/98 pD1

Revenue, earnings up for Trans-Lux Corp., H 3/9/98 pA7

Trans-Lux names general manager, H 1/19/98 pA7

TransportationOfficials confident five-year plan will

alleviate traffic woes, BJ 6/1/98 p10

Transportation-Connecticut`Steering' committee: Coalition seeks

solutions to highway overcrowding, BJ 9/21/98 p10

Bridgeport receives funding for intermodal transit center, BJ 6/8/98 p3

Connecticut funds in balance as Congress debates ISTEA formula, BJ 3/9/98 p6

Ferry plans still afloat despite tempests, BJ 4/27/98 p15+

Governor visits Norwalk to push mass transit plan [photo], H 3/16/98 pA1+

Highway bill will fund local projects: But Connecticut receives less than most other states, BJ 6/1/98 p1+


New CACT chairman, H 6/23/98 pB5Officials envision second station site,

BJ 7/27/98 p7Riders rate the railroad, BJ 9/21/98

p10Road to state's future is lined with

potholes [photo], BJ 4/27/98 p15+Transportation-Fairfield County


Green light on traffic, BJ 7/20/98 p3TransitChek gives incentives to use

mass transportation, BJ 7/27/98 p12+

Transportation-Route 7Few speak out on Route 7 plan for

mass transit, H 12/2/98 pA1+Transportation-Wilton

Highway Hopes: Pro-expressway residents gather in Wilton [photo], H 6/15/98 pA3

Travel agentsAirlines to agents: Take a trip, H

12/11/98 pD1Human vs. computer travel deals, H

2/24/98 pB5The List: Travel Agencies [chart], BJ

9/28/98 p7Travel agency takes off: Internet no

match for human touch [photo], BJ 10/12/98 p1+

Travel. SEE ALSO BUSINESS TRAVEL; OCEAN TRAVEL; RAILROAD TRAVEL; SPECIFIC DESTINATIONS

Day trip highlights two Connecticut cultural sites [photo], H 11/17/98 pA10

FOCUS: Mid-year Wrap Up: Hospitality, corporate travel, transportation, retail, BJ 7/13/98 p11+

Focus: Personal and corporate travel, BJ 6/22/98 p17+

Historic Vicksburg: Discovering the history and landscape of a Civil War battlefield [photo], H 11/17/98 pA9+

Trailing Europe: Brien McMahon grad walks through wonders and rain [photo], H 1/26/98 pA9

Travel & Tourism, BJ 5/25/98 p spec sec 26

Umbria: Touring the Italian hillside by horseback [photo], H 12/1/98 pB5+

Visit to Idaho slopes well worth the trip, H 12/31/98 pB4

TreesIf a tree falls on a car: Norwalk car

owners say they'd been worried about rotted trees [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1+

178


Trees (Continued)Stately maple is cut to size [photo], H

9/30/98 pA3Trees, Care of-Norwalk


Trees-WestportCan town branch out?, H 8/11/98 pA3Their shade is fading: Compo Beach

group wants to replace dying trees, H 8/11/98 pA3

Westport weighs hemlocks' fate [photo], H 4/2/98 pA3

Trees-WiltonLeave our trees alone, Wilton 10-year-

old urges [photo], H 10/7/98 pA3Trenck, David

Edgar takes mystery out of investing [photo], BJ 8/24/98 p1+

Trex Medical Corp.Briefs: Trex honored, H 10/27/98 pB7Trex Medical files for public offering,

BJ 1/26/98 p5Trex Medical subsidiary receives $8

million order, BJ 3/2/98 p10Trex public offering, BJ 2/23/98 p15

Trials (Assault)Charges against husband dropped, H

9/30/98 pA5Jury dishes out just desserts after first

stopping for lunch, H 3/25/98 pA3Man who got beat up convicted of

robbing assailant, H 5/13/98 pA3Surgeon testifies in stabbing case, H

3/21/98 pA4Two stories given in stabbing assault,

H 3/20/98 pA3Trials (Commercial crimes)

ADD testimony debated at Leonard trial, H 1/24/98 pA4

Trials (Disorderly conduct)Douglas remarks disrupted session,

therapist testifies, H 2/11/98 pA3Douglas terrorized my 12-year-old

girl, father testifies, H 2/10/98 pA3

Judge reminds Douglas who's in charge of court, H 2/6/98 pA3

Jurors take 16 minutes to find Eric Douglas innocent [photo], H 2/12/98 pA1+

Trials (Drugs)And justice for all? Black man

doubted all-white jury would believe his testimony, H 10/1/98 pA1+

Drug suspect pleads guilty, but claims he was framed, H 9/25/98 pA4

Psych eval slated for drug suspect, H 9/23/98 pA4

Trials (Drunk driving)Mo's trial whets appetite [photo], H

3/3/98 pB1+Vaughn cleared in trial, H 3/4/98 pB1+

Trials (Larceny)Jury considers $420,000 award for

former cable employee, H 2/6/98 pA3



Trials (Manslaughter)Norwalk killer's case struck down, H

1/19/98 pA3Trials (Murder)

2 more seated on Gudino jury, H 7/18/98 pA3

5 young men whose lives were stolen [photo], H 4/25/98 pA5

Accused multiple-killer 'no problem' for his jailers [photo], H 4/13/98 pA1+

Alternate jurors set for duty in slay trial, H 7/25/98 pA3

Appeal on jury pool's racial makeup denied in Ferguson case, H 2/26/98 pA3

Courtroom erupts at tale of last words, H 7/31/98 pA1+

Defendant used voodoo to avoid trial, H 1/15/98 pA1+

Defense dumps Westport official from Ferguson jury, H 3/6/98 pA3

Defense witnesses challenge testimony about arson, H 4/22/98 pA3

Diary of a quintuple murder trial: 14 tense days in Norwalk Superior Court, H 4/25/98 pA4+

Ex-Westport woman gets new trial in Jell-O murder, H 7/16/98 pA3

Examiner gives gory specifics of killings, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Fate of Juror No. 1 in doubt at Ferguson murder trial, H 3/12/98 pA3

Ferguson at scene, 2 tenants tell court, H 3/26/98 pA1+

Ferguson guilty of lockout charge, faces new arson count, H 2/25/98 pA3

Ferguson jury reviews testimony about slayings, H 4/24/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer presses witnesses on story conflicts, H 4/1/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer rips into state's top witness, H 3/27/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyer: Threats mean nothing, H 4/8/98 pA1+

Ferguson lawyers appeal convictions in five murders, H 6/22/98 pA2

Ferguson trial for 5 slayings moved to Norwalk courthouse, H 2/7/98 pA1+

Ferguson's attorneys: It was someone else, H 4/18/98 pA3

Ferguson's defender challenges car theory, H 4/4/98 pA1+

Ferguson's fate in murder case soon in hands of jury, H 4/21/98 pA3

Ferguson's fate now up to jury [photo], H 4/22/98 pA1+

Ferguson's father-in-law damages defense alibi, H 4/10/98 pA1+

Ferguson's lawyer says he needed more time [photo], H 4/29/98 pA1+

Ferguson's mother: My son will be exonerated, H 4/18/98 pA1+

Ferguson's threats not hearsay; testimony allowed, H 4/9/98 pA3

Former tenant testifies Ferguson threatened him, H 4/10/98 pA1+

Former tenants talk about threats Ferguson made, H 4/15/98 pA3

Gudino jury gets three more members, H 7/22/98 pA3

Guilty plea ready, H 7/31/98 pA1Gun case shown next to Ferguson's

bed in N. Carolina, H 4/8/98 pA3Hallway shuffle on as jurors

deliberate, H 4/23/98 pA1+In Redding, lives are forever changed

[photo], H 4/25/98 pA6Judge asked to go easy on wife killer:

Man who shot his wife five times sentenced to 25 years, H 8/5/98 pA1+

Judge rejects defense effort to attack victims, H 4/15/98 pA3

Judge's ruling could be fodder for Ferguson appeal, H 2/28/98 pA3

Juror's comment nearly causes mistrial, H 7/29/98 pA3

Jury pool's views on justice proves trying for judge, H 3/11/98 pA3

Jury selection set in Price slaying case, H 5/13/98 pA4

Lack of judge delaying start of Ferguson case, H 1/29/98 pA4

Last juror picked for Gudino murder trial, H 7/23/98 pA3

Lunchtime scramble: Court participants find it tough to do lunch nearby [photo], H 3/31/98 pA1+

Men's bodies set on fire to start house blaze, detective says, H 4/3/98 pA3

Monster shackled: From the beginning jurors had no doubt Ferguson killed 5 men [photo], H 4/25/98 pA1+

Murder cases delayed, H 12/17/98 pA4

Norwalk man third Ferguson juror, H 3/5/98 pA3

Not his first run-in, H 4/25/98 pA7Potential juror's comments amuse

Ferguson in court, H 3/13/98 pA3Prosecutor wins battle with VCR, H

4/8/98 pA3Prospective jurors in Gudino case

quizzed on guns, Hispanics, H 7/16/98 pA3

Redding cop subpoened for Ferguson [photo], H 2/27/98 pA1+

Residents of Greenwich condo rush to Norwalk killer's defense, H 8/4/98 pA1+

Silencing woman about drug deals possible motive in grisly killing, H 6/5/98 pA3

State's Burden murder case weak, judge says, H 7/8/98 pA3

The sentence begins: Killer of five Georgetown men sent to prison for rest of his life [photo], H 6/12/98 pA1+

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Trials (Murder) (Continued)Traces match: Flammable liquid

found on victim also in rental car, H 4/9/98 pA1+

Tragedy's roots: Rental dispute turns murderous [photo], H 4/25/98 pA4

Trial ready three years after 5 men found slain [photo], H 3/21/98 pA1+

Trial starts for five slayings, H 3/24/98 pA1+

Two jurors selected for Gudino murder trial, H 7/15/98 pA3

Verdict expected, scene 'surreal,' H 4/25/98 pA7

Verdicts salve but don't heal families, H 4/25/98 pA1+

Why state didn't seek ultimate punishment [photo], H 4/25/98 pA7

Wilton, Weston residents first two Ferguson jurors, H 3/4/98 pA3

Witness recalls hearing gunshots, H 3/28/98 pA1+

Witnesses identify suspect in slay trial, H 7/30/98 pA3

Trials (Noise)Jury debates ear-splitting-bar case, H

8/5/98 pA3Jury rattles bistro: Rattlesnake, SoNo

landlord owe neighbor $875K for noise, H 8/6/98 pA1+

Trials (Racketeering)After innocent start as social club,

Latin Kings became killers, H 4/17/98 pA3

Norwalk man called a leader in crime wave by Latin Kings, H 4/14/98 pA1+

Trials (Rape)2nd Kelly rape trial is set for Jan., H

7/11/98 pA3High court refuses Kelly bid for

different judge at 2nd trial, H 4/21/98 pA4

In next rape trial, Kelly can't have a new judge, H 1/9/98 pA3

Kelly prosecutors awaiting second trial, H 12/1/98 pA4

New trial for Kelly to use the records of his fiance, H 5/23/98 pA3

Trials (Robbery)Last-minute change of heart: Man

who says he's driven to rob pleas guilty in Wilton burglaries, H 9/24/98 pA3

Mexican priest provides alibi in spa holdup, H 9/24/98 pA1

Taxi getaway leads to jail: Norwalk man enters plea in robbery, H 9/5/98 pA4

Trials (Sex crimes)30 minutes ends cop's 18 months of

waiting [photo], H 1/27/98 pA1+Delgado's story incoherent, police

investigators testify, H 1/23/98 pA3

Norwalk officer on trial Tuesday in sexual assault, H 1/10/98 pA3

Norwalk woman tells jury her story of officer's assault, H 1/21/98 pA3


Officer's report says woman exposed herself to him [photo], H 1/22/98 pA3

Trials (Traffic accident)Woman who spurned deal must pay

city, H 5/15/98 pA1+Trials (Weapons)

Former Norwalk woman testifies against husband in gun trial, H 2/11/98 pA3

Norwalk gun seller guilty in landmark abuse case, H 2/14/98 pA1+

Triangle Community CenterCommunity center for gays


TriathlonFor triathletes, heaven turns into hell

for day, H 10/2/98 pC1+Ironman triathlon: Norwalk's

Sperazza battles to third in class, H 10/5/98 pA13

Triathlon-Training-Fairfield CountyTriathmoms: Four Greater Norwalk

moms train for triathlons [photo], H 9/26/98 pB7

Tridex Corp.Company profile, H 10/17/98 pD2Tridex breaks off talks with Sulcus

Tech, BJ 8/31/98 p4Tridex closes Progressive deal, BJ

4/27/98 pS19Tridex gets $2.8 million in orders, H

1/23/98 pD1Trifone, Rob

McMahon victory puts Trifone in good company, H 10/12/98 pB1+

Trigaux, DavidCounselors keep watch after 7th


Trimboli, BobbyBears roar: Hubbard's burst fuels

NHS drive in second drive [photo], H 3/11/98 pB1+



Trimboli, GinaNorwalk's baby bear [photo], H

3/25/98 pA4Trimboli, Regina Wright

Trimboli: A pioneer at SHU [photo], H 3/18/98 pB1+

Trimboli, RichA Spring In His Step [photo], H 4/1/98

pA2Trimboli, T. J.

Sports in brief: Trimboli scores 31, H 12/3/98 pB8

Trinitech Systems Inc.Trinitech announces private

placement, BJ 12/21/98 p5Triple Point Technology Inc.

Triple Point becomes hot commodity: Software maker makes Inc. list, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Trocola, MillieDelivering creature comforts: Pet

boutique offers a mall crawl for beloved Fluffys and Fidos [photo], H 9/21/98 pB6

Trout Brook Valley-WestonConservation group rejects


DEP reviews purchase of Trout Brook Valley, H 2/10/98 pA5

DEP, Weston meet about Trout Brook, H 5/7/98 pA4

Keeping the Space: Suburbs gobble green to improve town lifestyles [photo], H 6/13/98 pA1+

Newman puts star power behind land preservation [photo], H 1/22/98 pA4

State stops Trout Brook project, H 6/9/98 pA4

Trout Valley parties work on purchase of undeveloped land, H 3/4/98 pA3

Weston attempts to buy its portion of Trout Brook, H 5/8/98 pA3

Weston moves forward with plan to buy Trout Brook land, H 5/21/98 pA3

Weston OKs spending $900,000 to take Trout Brook parcel, H 5/28/98 pA3

Trout-WestportReplenishing the Aspetuck [photo], H

4/9/98 pA1Troy, Dustin


Truancy (Schools). SEE SCHOOL ATTENDANCE

TrucksTrucks wearing out I-95 asphalt

[photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+When the board lights up: Truck

ripped apart by low-clearance railroad bridge [photo], H 4/8/98 pA1+

Trucks-Inspection-ConnecticutHighway matters [edit], H 10/19/98

pA12Trucks-Pollution control devices-

Law and legislationOne small step [edit], H 11/21/98

pA10Trucks-Pollution control devices-

Law and legislation-New York State

Highway matters [edit], H 10/19/98 pA12

Trudeau, Barbara AnnBankruptcies, BJ 5/4/98 p20

Trudy CorporationBusiness briefs: Trudy Corp. brought

by Futech, H 12/29/98 pB5Trumbull-Economic conditions

Merger won't affect local NASD center, BJ 7/6/98 p9


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Trumbull-Economic conditions (Continued)

Unilever to expand payroll in Trumbull, Greenwich by 250, BJ 3/9/98 p1+

TSI International Software Inc.Regional business: Software sale, H

6/17/98 pD1TSI names chief for German ops, H

12/18/98 pD1TSI Software makes the grade on

INDI 500, BJ 10/12/98 p6TSI training course, H 6/9/98 pA7

TSW AssociatesRecuriters start firm here, H 1/20/98

pB5Tuberculosis

33 should get TB tests, city health officials say, H 2/14/98 pA1+

NCTC students unaware TB was in their midst, H 2/26/98 pA1+

OSHA wants tougher testing for tuberculosis, H 2/11/98 pA3

Second TB case in normal range, health officials say, H 2/27/98 pA3

Students get tested for tuberculosis, H 2/18/98 pA3

Tucci, JosephHandshake suffices for Fairfaxx

partners [photo], BJ 6/22/98 p1+Tucci, Peter

Blue Knights' aerial display stops Bears [photo], H 12/2/98 pB1+

NHS' Tucci hoping good times won't come to end in New Canaan [photo], H 10/9/98 pC1

Rival coaches respect each other's jobs [photo], H 11/18/98 pB1+

Taking Testa Trophy meant most to NHS coaching staff [photo], H 11/30/98 pB4


Tucci takes over [photo], H 2/4/98 pB8Tucci, Peter Jr.


Tucci a star [photo], H 6/11/98 pB5Vaughn likely to stay put despite talk

[photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+Tucker, Rev. Ardell

Fund-raiser set for tonight [photo], H 11/21/98 pA2

TurkeysPrimping The Plumage [photo], H

4/17/98 pA3Tex the fortunate turkey finds a new

home, no roasting pans in sight [photo], H 11/24/98 pA1

Turkey dinner not on this man's menu [photo], H 11/20/98 pA1+

Wild turkeys make big comeback in Connecticut [photo], H 12/8/98 pA3

Turner, BeatriceThe mystery of Beatrice: A Wilton

resident is on the trail of missing works of art [photo], H 12/5/98 pC1+

Turner, George C.Business people, H 11/23/98 pA7

Tuscan Oven TrattoriaOut of the oven: DMV patrons in


Tutor Time Child Care Learning Center

Filling a void: Pre-school, child care center to accomodate 165 youngsters, H 3/3/98 pB7


Tutor Time tunes in to region's preschool market [photo], BJ 4/27/98 p1+

Tutors and tutoring-Fairfield CountyTutors help students make the grade

[photo], H 11/21/98 pA1+Tuxedo Junction

New owners plan to expand Tuxedo Junction, BJ 9/14/98 p5

Tuzinkiewicz, KristinTree raising [photo], H 11/18/98 pA3

Twain, Mark, 1835-1910Redding to host Mark Twain

documentary filmmaker, BJ 12/14/98 p2

Two thousand A.D. SEE YEAR 2000Tyburski, Kevin

Running the tables: Two Norwalk men hope to draw 20,000 eager billiards players [photo], H 1/10/98 pD1

Tyco International. SEE ALSO TYCO-U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

Sherwood-Davis to close Danbury plant, BJ 10/19/98 p1+

Tyco buys U. S. Surgical [photo], H 5/26/98 pA1+

Tyco-U. S. Surgical Corp.Filling the void [edit], H 10/26/98 pA12U. S. Surgical, Perkin-Elmer cut

workers, H 10/30/98 pA1+Tymniak, Paul T.

Another happy election winner [letter], H 11/17/98 pA13

Candidates talk issues in Westport [photo], H 10/26/98 pA1+

Three seek seat in 133rd District [photo], H 10/30/98 pA3

Two Democrats seeking chance to beat Tymniak, H 7/17/98 pA3


UU. S. Multi-Hull Inc.

Ferry plans still afloat despite tempests, BJ 4/27/98 p15+

U. S. Postal ServiceFirst-class postal service: Kendall

students learn ins and outs of delivering the mail [photo], H 11/3/98 pA4

U. S. Surgical Corp. SEE ALSO TYCO-U. S. SURGICAL CORP.

Bonus move: For U.S. Surgical chief, stocks are choice option, H 4/2/98 pD1

Briefly: Offer dropped, H 9/16/98 pA7Court dismisses USS patent suit, H

2/5/98 pD1

Court of Appeals dismisses Ethicon suit against U.S. Surgical, BJ 2/16/98 p7


Good news - doubled [edit], H 12/11/98 pA10

Health-care alliance, H 4/16/98 pD1Layoffs possible in wake of U. S.

Surgical deal, BJ 6/1/98 p5Profits soaring at U. S. Surgical, H

7/29/98 pB5Public record, H 4/11/12/98 pD2Ring out the old [edit], H 12/31/98

pA10Surgical buys Valleylab, H 1/31/98

pD1Surgical extends its Circon offer, H

1/15/98 pD1, H 1/16/98 pD1Surgical's charitable efforts now

uncertain, H 5/27/98 pA3Tyco buys U. S. Surgical [photo], H

5/26/98 pA1+U. S. Surgical, Tyco closer to tying

knot, H 7/28/98 pB5U. S. Surgical: An idea and $3 million

to its $3 billion purchase, H 5/27/98 pA3

U.S. Surgical completes Tyco merger, H 10/3/98 pD1

U.S. Surgical extends Circon tender offer, BJ 1/26/98 p15

U.S. Surgical gift to United Way unclear, H 12/5/98 pA1+

U.S. Surgical pledges $100,000 to United Way drive, H 12/9/98 pA1

U.S. Surgical to stay in city: Decision reversed after close look at numbers, H 12/10/98 pA1+

U.S. Surgical unit enters new market, BJ 2/2/98 p9

U.S. Surgical, 700 jobs, moving out, H 10/23/98 pA1+

US Surgical says earnings decline in quarter, year, H 2/4/98 pA7

USS employees happy to stay at Norwalk site [photo], H 12/11/98 pA1+

USSC reports disease success, H 1/27/98 pB5

U. S. Trust CompanyU. S. Trust sees record growth in

Fairfield County, BJ 9/14/98 p14U.S. Baird Corp.

U.S. Baird machines the tools of success, BJ 11/30/98 p1+

UBS AGUBS construction plans are in limbo,

BJ 10/26/98 p1+Uccellini, Wayne and Ron

Food with a view: Westport clam house stakes its reputation on creative seafood [photo], H 4/15/98 pA9

UHANThanks for response to Puerto Rico

[letter], H 10/13/98 pA7Umbria (Italy)

Umbria: Touring the Italian hillside by horseback [photo], H 12/1/98 pB5+

181


Umpierre, JimmyAttitude lands teen in jail, H 6/6/98

pA3Underground railroad


Underhill, GeorgeBank, not Imus, blamed for late tax

payment, H 3/2/98 pA3Westport tax man really likes having

a few delinquents, H 2/28/98 pA3Underwriting. SEE INSURANCEUnibrew

French-Candian beer maker makes SoNo home, H 12/2/98 pD1

Unilever Home & Personal CareUnilever to expand payroll in

Trumbull, Greenwich by 250, BJ 3/9/98 p1+

Unilever updates number of employees moving to area, BJ 1/5/98 p2

Union Carbide Corp.In brief: Bad Carbide quarterly

forecast, H 12/11/98 pD1Union Cemetery-Norwalk

Congressman buried in Riverside [letter], H 9/15/98 pA13

Labor of love: Helping maintain Union Cemetery is a joy for Ralph Hazzard and other volunteers [photo], H 8/13/98 pB1

Unions, Labor. SEE TRADE-UNIONSUnitarian Church-Westport

Unitarians set vigil for murdered student, H 11/12/98 pA3

United Church of RowaytonChurch neighbor seeks redemption of

parking spaces [photo], H 8/8/98 pA1+

Million-dollar gift stuns local parish: United Church of Rowayton benefactor little known [photo], H 8/10/98 pB9

United Distillers & Vintners North America

United Distillers expects to move 50 to 100 jobs to Stamford, BJ 2/2/98 p7

United Hispanic Action of Norwalk. SEE UHAN

United NationsWestport marks U.N.'s 53rd [photo],

H 10/24/98 pA3United Rentals Inc.

Regional Business: Greenwich firm buys competitor, H 6/17/98 pD1

Successful IPOs rare as uncertainty grips market, BJ 7/13/98 p7

United Rentals acquires 44 rental sites with $108 million in revenues, BJ 2/2/98 p2

United Rentals completes placement, BJ 8/3/98 p5

United Rentals stock deal, BJ 12/28/98 p5

United Rentals, U.S. Rentals complete deal, BJ 10/12/98 p4

United States K-9 Academy Ltd.K-9 Academy Ltd. on the scent of

growth [photo], BJ 3/30/98 p9+United States-Commerce-Africa

African trade potential cited, BJ 11/2/98 p1+

United States-Commerce-ChinaBush works to open doors to China

trade: Opportunities abound for the business savvy, BJ 9/14/98 p1+

United States-Commerce-JapanJapan's crisis casts a shadow over

U.S, BJ 10/5/98 p17+United Way of Greenwich

Faces & Places: Fidelity opens in a grand way for United Way [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p13

United Way-Norwalk-WiltonA kilt for children [photo], H 7/20/98


1/29/98 pA10, H 11/27/98 pA12Carver Center funds in jeopardy;

owes IRS, H 2/13/98 pA1+Carver Center mismanaged:

President [photo], H 2/18/98 pA1+

Carver gives United Way its new plan, H 4/1/98 pA1

Carver leaders disagree on cut, H 6/18/98 pA1+


Carver program gets two thumbs up from young critics, H 4/4/98 pA3

Carver's balance sheet isn't pretty, H 2/21/98 pA1+

Carver's plan shy on details, UW board says, H 4/2/98 pA1+

Detail finances, Carver ordered, H 8/15/98 pA5


Donation challenge created: United Way could receive $25,000 from foundation, H 11/10/98 pA3


Good news - doubled [edit], H 12/11/98 pA10

Many reasons for aiding United Way [letter], H 12/2/98 pA7

Organizations should be accountable [letter], H 11/2/98 pA13

Speaking out: What government can't do, we must as citizens [op-edit], H 11/28/98 pA13

Taste for United Way [photo], H 11/12/98 pB3

U.S. Surgical gift to United Way unclear, H 12/5/98 pA1+

U.S. Surgical pledges $100,000 to United Way drive, H 12/9/98 pA1

United Way campaign reaches $1.26 million, H 1/17/98 pA3

United Way continues giving to Carver Center, H 6/17/98 pA1+

United Way distributes $1.25 million to groups [chart], H 6/23/98 pA3

United Way faces gap, H 12/30/98 pA3

United Way fund growing, H 10/27/98 pA3

United Way fund-raising over the top, H 4/30/98 pA3

United Way grant to aid youth at risk, H 9/17/98 pB3

United Way kicks off drive, higher goal, H 9/25/98 pA3

United Way likes latest Carver plan, pledges help, H 4/18/98 pA1+

United Way nearly half way to goal, H 11/20/98 pA2

United Way puts hope in challenge grant offer, H 12/22/98 pA3

United Way thrilled with this year's record giving, H 1/30/98 pA3

United Way warns Carver Center to toe line by April 1, H 3/19/98 pA1+

United We SingSeeger's Hammer: He entertains


Unity Fellowship ChurchArtwork, poetry of Norwalk students

featured at concert [photo], H 5/2/98 pB8

Norwalk minister makes plans for Day of Peace [photo], H 2/7/98 pB9

Universities and collegesColleges and universities [chart], BJ

2/16/98 p14Colleges revamping curriculums to

keep pace with social change, BJ 7/27/98 p 17

Fairfield County colleges took giant steps in 1998, BJ 12/14/98 p11+

High-tech adds to high cost of college for grads, BJ 6/1/98 p18

More Bridgeport students are going to college, BJ 4/20/98 p18

New courses, new directions for Fairfield County colleges [photo], BJ 4/20/98 p15+

University of BridgeportUB unveils health sciences center, H

12/10/98 pD1University of Connecticut

Community briefs: Family business receives award, H 12/7/98 pA3

Private sector has high hopes for UConn's new IT program, BJ 2/16/98 p5

Unmarried mothersMalta House a haven for unwed

mothers, H 12/12/98 pA3Neighbors: Norwalk nun opens doors

for mothers [photo], H 4/1/98 pA4Urban renewal-South Norwalk

City agencies dividing SoNo community [letter], H 12/2/98 pA7

Hope for SoNo [edit], H 11/28/98 pA12

SoNo anchor bought; will be improved, H 12/4/98 pA2

SoNo hopes new owner has answers: 30 buildings, tenants look for improvements, changes, H 11/25/98 pA1+

Urinary incontinenceCenter helps women deal with

incontinence, H 3/16/98 pB6

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Urinary Therapy Center-DanburyTreating incontinence: New clinics

provide non-surgical, non-drug treatment [photo], BJ 3/2/98 p1+

Urstadt Biddle Properties Inc.UBP acquires stake in shopping

center, BJ 12/21/98 p7Urstadt Biddle - in it for the long haul,

BJ 9/28/98 p18Ury, Frederick

New foreclosure action threatens Sheffield Island, H 3/12/98 pB10

Uryase, JeannineSoup from scratch: New soup shop

serves up homemade broth [photo], H 12/7/98 pD1

Useful arts. SEE TECHNOLOGYUtilities. SEE PUBLIC UTILITIES

VVAC


Ready for school [photo with caption], H 9/1/98 pA2

Volunteers honor efforts of Olin chief, Newman's Own [photo], H 4/3/98 pA3


VaccinesVaccines can defeat infectious

diseases, H 2/28/98 pA2Valentine's Day

Be My Valentine [photo], H 2/14/98 pA2


Valentino, Charles M.Republican elected high sheriff, H

11/4/98 pA3Valesquez, Jose

Greater Norwalkers sufffer through the beeper blues [photo], H 5/21/98 pA1+

Vallas, Dean G.Vallas guilty; will pay for Norwalk

children or face prison, H 5/8/98 pA3

Vallas, NanetteThe beauty of ballet: `Nutcracker'


Vallerie Transportation Services Inc.Packaging Plus to acquire Vallerie,

BJ 2/9/98 p2Vallerie Transportation pulls out of

Norwalk as sale looms, BJ 1/19/98 p5

Valley View Court-NorwalkLiving on the Edge: Families near

blasting work learn new meaning of rock 'n' roll [photo], H 5/27/98 pA3

Valois, SusanCommuters want former flower

vendor [photo], H 4/17/98 pA1+Van Dyke, Gigiann Hunter


Van Winkle, Edward S. "Ned"ADD testimony debated at Leonard

trial, H 1/24/98 pA4Leonard family wins suit disputing

Stew U. creation, H 2/12/98 pA3Leonard says man with Stew

University idea misunderstood him, H 2/11/98 pA3

Leonard's daughter takes stand in court, H 1/31/98 pA4

Van Zilen, EuniceStacking up: Look up dedication at

the library and you just might see Eunice Van Zilen [photo], H 4/7/98 pA3

Vandalism-NorwalkHousing projects residents gripe

about graffiti removal fee, H 3/18/98 pA1+

Jewish man victim of vandalism [photo], H 12/15/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Bushes mowed down, H 12/30/98 pA4

Police Blotter: High school kitchen ransacked, robbed, H 1/20/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Resident reports lawn job, H 12/31/98 pA4

Police Blotter: Reward offered in court crash, H 12/11/98 pA4

Teen vandals trash motel room [photo], H 8/21/98 pA4

Vandalism-WestportPolice Blotter: Boat mast damaged, H

8/13/98 pA4Police Blotter: Vandals flatten trailer

tires, H 12/22/98 pA4Westport leader lashes out at Deja

Vu, H 4/7/98 pA1+Vandalism-Wilton

Police Blotter: Mailbox vandals sought, H 10/27/98 pA4

Vanegas, EmmanuelPlease Sir, Just What Do You Do?

[photo], H 4/9/98 pA3Varela, Lizette


Vartuli, ChrisSports in brief: Vartuli a Clemente all

star, H 11/19/98 pB6Vaughn, Leroy


Family affair: Two generations of Vaughns honored by coaches' group [photo], H 11/20/98 pC1+

Vaughn still grasps the game, H 11/24/98 pB1+

Vaughn, Maurice "Mo"Angels just want Mo to be Mo [photo],

H 12/3/98 pB7+Angels open Vaughn's eyes with $72

million offer [photo], H 11/9/98 pB1+

Back to work for Mo [photo], H 3/5/98 pB1+


Family affair: Two generations of Vaughns honored by coaches' group [photo], H 11/20/98 pC1+

In focus: Vaughn shakes off variety of distractions [photo], H 3/6/98 pC3

Magnificent 7: Vaughn paces Bosox to win, ties RBI mark [photo], H 9/30/98 pB1+

Martinez makes debut as Mo belts two homers [photo], H 3/2/98 pB5

Milestones passed in Bosox' clincher [photo], H 9/25/98 pC1+

Mo makes it official, H 10/24/98 pB4Mo pleads innocent to drunk driving,

H 1/10/98 pB1+Mo says he'll walk, H 3/28/98 pB1Mo Vaughn arrested on suspicion of

drunk driving [photo], H 1/9/98 pA1+

Mo's focus on present not future [photo], H 9/15/98 pB1+

Mo's trial whets appetite [photo], H 3/3/98 pB1+

Mo: Bad weather responsible for crash [photo], H 2/26/98 pB1+

New contract for Mo will still be on hold, H 2/27/98 pC1+

Next bid: Red Sox make counteroffer to Vaughn, H 11/10/98 pA7

No deal: Vaughn rejects 4-year, $37 million offer by Red Sox, H 7/9/98 pB4

Norwalk native Mo Vaughn admires his work [photo], H 3/27/98 pC4

Red Sox left out in cold by Vaughn, Williams signings [photo], H 11/27/98 pC1+

Red Sox seek big bat to fill Vaughn's spot, H 11/13/98 pC3

Saberhagen shines once again [photo], H 4/14/98 pB3

Vaughn admits he has erred [photo], H 2/3/98 pB1+

Vaughn backs down: First baseman tempers criticism of Red Sox, H 3/16/98 pB1

Vaughn breaks knot, H 5/4/98 pB3Vaughn cleared in trial, H 3/4/98 pB1+Vaughn cracks 33rd as Sox sweep

[photo], H 8/19/98 pB3Vaughn fires another volley at

Duquette [photo], H 3/12/98 pB1+Vaughn injured in win, H 6/27/98

pB1+Vaughn is grand in home opener

[photo], H 4/11/98 pB1Vaughn likely to stay put despite talk

[photo], H 4/3/98 pC1+Vaughn powers Red Sox [photo], H

8/10/98 pB1+Vaughn probably won't be traded

[photo], H 7/28/98 pB1+Vaughn saves best for last - again, H

4/21/98 pB1+Vaughn takes initial steps out of

Boston [photo], H 10/23/98 pC1+Vaughn takes out ads to say he's

sorry, H 1/17/98 pB1Vaughn's 200th home run not nearly

enough for Sox, H 5/14/98 pC9Vaughn's single puts Sox over top

[photo], H 4/3/98 pC3Vaughn, Sox agree: It's time to move

on [photo], H 11/12/98 pB5+

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Vaughn, Maurice "Mo" (Continued)Vaughn: Don't forget us: Red Sox

slugger delivers a message [photo], H 8/24/98 pB3

Wettleland outduels Vaughn: Bosox slugger homers twice but fans in ninth, H 8/7/98 pC1+

Vega, RenaCable shopping network thieves

nailed in Norwalk, H 6/19/98 pA1+

Velasco, Martha1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Velez, Jon







Velez plans to remain on Council [photo], H 12/30/98 pA3

Venezia Italian RestaurantWith everything: Now, Westport's

Arcudi offers his pizzas with opinions [photo], H 3/4/98 pA1+

Venimadhavan, PrasantStudents wish buses happy birthday

[photo], H 11/19/98 pA3Venture capital. SEE SMALL

BUSINESS-FINANCEVerda, James



It's Official [photo], H 2/18/98 pA3Presidential whirlwind: Child care

push, raising money consumes his day [photo], H 3/11/98 pA1+



Verdes, BarbaraBusiness people: ICM appointments

[photo], H 9/5/98 pD2Verdin, Rev. Douglas F.

Cancer claims beloved pastor [photo], H 10/2/98 pA3

Verina, MercedesAll-Area Girls' Soccer [photo], H

1/3/98 pB1Vernon, Steve

Wilton rolls on [photo], H 11/13/98 pC1+

VeteransInjured veterans of war enjoy a

peaceful picnic [photo], H 9/10/98 pA3

Many helped with vets' picnic [letter], H 9/22/98 pA13

We cannot forget [edit], H 12/7/98 pA6

Veterans DayHank Kauffman [photo], H 11/12/98

pA2Junior ROTC tribute to veterans

inspiring [letter], H 11/14/98 pA11Remembering...Purple Heart

recipients share a very special bond [photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+


Saluting the veterans: Norwalk event draws best crowd in years [photo], H 11/12/98 pA1+

Veterans Day observance all set [letter], H 11/10/98 pA13



Veterans gather to remember: Norwalk to honor its heroes [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

Weston vets have lesson to offer, H 11/12/98 pA2

Veterans Memorial Park-NorwalkLying On The Dock Of The Bay

[photo], H 5/13/98 pA1Veterans Park popular despite

murder, H 8/3/98 pA3Veterans-Connecticut

Gulf War Veterans Day Saturday to call attention to plight of Gulf veterans, H 2/26/98 pD7

Saluting the Vets: Gulf War Day serves as stage for soldiers' concerns [photo], H 3/2/98 pA3

Veterans-NorwalkCareer Navy man active with Norwalk

vets' programs [photo], H 5/11/98 pA1

Junior ROTC tribute to veterans inspiring [letter], H 11/14/98 pA11

Paying proper Respect: Veterans begin refurbishing heroes' memorial at Calf Pasture Beach [photo], H 3/26/98 pB1

Pearl Harbor service set, H 12/7/98 pA3

Remembering...Purple Heart recipients share a very special bond [photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+

Saluting the veterans: Norwalk event draws best crowd in years [photo], H 11/12/98 pA1+

Veterans Day observance all set [letter], H 11/10/98 pA13

Veterans gather to remember: Norwalk to honor its heroes [photo], H 11/10/98 pA1+

Veterans-WestonWeston vets have lesson to offer, H

11/12/98 pA2Veterans-Westport

A place of their own once again [photo], H 9/1/98 pA3

Battle for WWII honor roll marches toward final OK [photo], H 5/13/98 pA3

Honoring Westport's veterans [edit], H 5/19/98 pA12

Hurdles remain in getting veterans memorial for Westport, H 6/3/98 pA4




Westport honor roll effort of many [letter], H 11/23/98 pA13

Veterinarians-NorwalkThe "eyes" have it: Animal eyes have


Veterinary Referral and Emergency Clinic


Vetter, GregoryCommunity briefs: Vetter wins chess

trophy, H 6/9/98 pA4Vetter, Thomas

Vetter contends mayor usurping district's power, H 6/4/98 pA3

Viagra. SEE SILDENAFILVicksburg (Miss.)

Historic Vicksburg: Discovering the history and landscape of a Civil War battlefield [photo], H 11/17/98 pA9+

Victory Corp. PLCVirgin adds clothing to its line, H

8/20/98 pD1Video recordings

Bottomless demand for `Titanic' videos: Fans flock to Norwalk stores as movie hits shelves [photo], H 9/2/98 pA3

Video recordings-Production and direction


Viesturs, EdEverest film, adventurer draw crowd

to Maritime, H 6/19/98 pA3Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975

MIA remains returned [photo], H 12/10/98 pA1+

Vigdor, FredRight at home: Average White Band


Vigilante, CatherineFormer Wiltonite hits the courts, H

3/13/98 pB1Villa Ceramica

Shoppers experrience the Fein work of Villa Ceramica, BJ 6/29/98 p22

Village BagelsMaking dough off bagels: Bakers'

dreams give rise to a growing business, H 10/15/98 pD1

Village Bancorp. SEE ALSO BANKS AND BANKING

Merger wave sweeps up Village Bank, H 11/13/98 pA3

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Village Creek-NorwalkCrushing Noisemaker: Neighbors

complain to Zoning Commission about Grasso Rock machine, H 3/9/98 pA1+

Vincent, DanielleDisco Dancin' in the Dark [photo], H

1/31/98 pB8Violence

Employers must heed the signs of violence in the workplace, BJ 5/18/98 p17+

Violin-ConstructionMaking music: Romanian immigrant

says education is more important than his profit margin, H 1/19/98 pA7

Virgin Atlantic AirwaysAntitrust claims by Virgin reach

crucial milestone in federal court, H 2/12/98 pD1

Virgin adds clothing to its line, H 8/20/98 pD1

Virgin Atlantic strikes deal with Continental, H 1/31/98 pD1

Visconti, LouisPharmacy has new way for disabled,

elderly to track drugs [photo], H 2/23/98 pA7

Visiting Nurse Services of Connecticut

Community briefs: Agencies join forces, H 6/23/98 pA4

Visitors, Foreign-NorwalkJapanese students learn about food,

music and yodeling, H 3/19/98 pA3

Vista Rd.-WiltonFamilies put down roots on out-of-

way street [photo] [map], H 6/9/98 pA4

Vitam Youth Treatment CenterHMO sued by father of teen who

killed himself at Vitam, H 8/1/98 pA1+

Pitching In [photo], H 3/30/98 pA4Vitka, Steven J.

Veteran of the month [photo], H 11/2/98 pA4

Vivax Medical Corp.Vivax signs multi-year deal with

National Wound, BJ 3/2/98 p6Vocational guidance

Chamber goes after Harlem anti-welfare job-training program, H 3/12/98 pA1+

Confidence Boosters: 40 women in untraditional jobs preach virtue of science to 700 girls [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+


Vogt/Wein Ad AgencyWestport ad agency selects

Rowayton site for national commercial [photo], H 8/10/98 pA3

Voice in the Crowd (Radio program)Local teens ride the waves together

[photo], H 5/29/98 pB1+

Voices of Macedonia ChoirRaising joyous voices: Voices of

Macedonia to record concert [photo], H 12/2/98 pA1+

Volkswagen automobileNeighbors: If the bug gets you

[photo], H 4/29/98 pA4Volleyball

Area teams volley for improvement: Girls' volleyball preview [photo], H 9/19/98 pB1+

Volleyball-Fairfield County1998 All-Area Girls' Volleyball Team

[photo], H 12/15/98 pB4Volleyball-Westport

Falcons spike Wreckers' drive [photo], H 6/10/98 pB1+

Staples in state volleyball final, H 6/8/98 pB5

Voluntary Action Center of Mid-Fairfield. SEE VAC

VolunteersA salute of gratitude to devoted

volunteers [photo], H 9/15/98 pA3A special day of caring at STAR

[photo], H 10/17/98 pA3Busy teen enjoys making people

happy on her rounds at hospital [photo], H 8/3/98 pA1

Faces & Places, BJ 11/23/98 p11Finding hope in volunteerism: People


Greater Norwalk volunteers honored for efforts [photo], H 5/1/98 pA3

Islands, beaches cleaned for fall, H 9/21/98 pA3

Labor of love: Helping maintain Union Cemetery is a joy for Ralph Hazzard and other volunteers [photo], H 8/13/98 pB1

Lawyer, his family connect with community by helping Oyster Fest [photo], H 8/31/98 pA1+

Learning As A Volunteer [photo], H 1/10/98 pB6

Make me a match: Adults and kids connect in Big Brothers-Sisters [photo], H 7/3/98 pB8

Making a difference [photo], H 9/11/98 pA1

Medicare volunteers help seniors, H 12/5/98 pA3

Milestone [photo], H 4/6/98 pA4Monday snapshot [photo], H 3/9/98

pA1Monday snapshot: Corporate

consultant uses her talents organize city art festivals [photo], H 7/27/98 pA1

Monday snapshot: Little Red School House to lose one of its most dedicated guides [photo], H 7/20/98 pA1

Monday's snapshot [photo], H 1/12/98 pA1, H 1/19/98 pA1, H 1/26/98 pA1, H 3/23/98 pA1, H 4/13/98 pA1

Neighbors: Working so that all may read [photo], H 5/6/98 pA4

Norwalk Symphony volunteer conducts himself with grace and style [photo], H 10/5/98 pA1

Norwalk volunteer honored, H 6/22/98 pA4

Norwalk volunteers one of nations's best [photo], H 6/24/98 pA1+

Park Street Singers celebrate in song [photo], H 12/24/98 pA3

Physician's travels offer perspective on profession [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1

Retired secretary keeps her Norwalk High classmates in close touch [photo], H 8/24/98 pA1+

Sharing Their Lives: Volunteers get an appreciation for how life changes and how older folks are people too [photo], H 1/2/98 pB1+

Singing praises: Red Cross honors city's unsung heroes [photo], H 3/9/98 pA1+

Soup Kids: Fleet Bank contest puts boys on the serving line [photo], H 8/5/98 pA1+

Steve Levine receives check to support Parents and Friends of Lower Fairfield Center [photo], H 6/22/98 pA4

Storyteller helps make Aquarium lively for volunteers, students, H 8/10/98 pA1

The Smoke Eaters Club: All walks of life run to douse town fires, but it's getting hard to find more recruits [photo], H 8/29/98 pA1+

Volunteers collect toys for Westport's needy families [photo], H 12/10/98 pA3


Voornas, GregPersonnel matters [photo], H 12/4/98

pD1Voss, Douglas

School notes: Norwalker to attend symposium, H 1/10/98 pB8

Senator sends a reply [photo], H 5/15/98 pC4

Voting-ConnecticutClinton woes do little to sway Nutmeg

voters, H 11/4/98 pA6Do your part [edit], H 11/2/98 pA12

Voting-NorwalkCandidates to electorate: Vote, H

11/2/98 pA1+Today's the day: Voters have their

say [photo], H 11/3/98 pA1+Voters stay away from polling places,

H 11/4/98 pA3Your opinion [chart], H 11/2/98 pA2

Vroman, Douglas1998 All-Area Football Team: Offense

[photo], H 12/19/98 pB1All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Athletes of the Week [photo], H

5/16/98 pB4Wrecked: Staples ends Norwalk's bid


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Vuille, AnnFancy these Hats: Hat factory opens

doors for amateurs hoping to help the Bard [photo], H 1/26/98 pA3


WWacyk, Ihor


Wadhwani, Ramesh M.SAI takes big steps with small

footprint PCs [photo], BJ 11/16/98 p1+

Wadsworth Atheneum-HartfordDay trip highlights two Connecticut

cultural sites [photo], H 11/17/98 pA10

WagesCity Business: Mayor receives raise



Norwalk's top 50 salaries, H 1/24/98 pA3

School employees lead way in pay, H 1/24/98 pA3

Westport plans fund transfer for salary hike, H 7/7/98 pA3

Waibel, HermanCity students pick Rowland: Mock


Wainwright, SloanWorld Music concert series heats up

fall season [photo], H 10/8/98 pC8

Waite, SteveWilton resident seeks good home for

pet python [photo], H 6/16/98 pA3Waldbaums

A & P closes two unprofitable stores [photo], H 5/30/98 pA1+

Waldrep, MarthaSTAR marks successful year [photo],

H 10/21/98 pA2Walker, George R.

Business people: Walker joins firm [photo], H 3/16/98 pA7

Walker, HelenEx-patients enjoy celebration of life:


WalkingTrailing Europe: Brien McMahon grad

walks through wonders and rain [photo], H 1/26/98 pA9

Wall St.-NorwalkFirm to test waters for land

development plan, H 9/18/98 pA3Wall Street merchants won't mind

makeover, H 5/16/98 pA1+Wall Street redux [edit], H 5/18/98

pA12

Wallace, EmilyLying on the dock of the bay [photo],

H 5/13/98 pA1Wallace, Mary

Neighbors: Eager to help [photo], H 10/28/98 pA4

Walsh, MichelleAd aims to curb road rage [photo], H

12/26/98 pD1War memorials-Norwalk

Paying proper respect: Veterans begin refurbishing heroes' memorial at Calf Pasture Beach [photo], H 3/26/98 pB1

Spending battle: Fitting tribute, unfit spending policy create political clash [photo], H 3/27/98 pA3

War memorials-WestportBattle for WWII honor roll marches

toward final OK [photo], H 5/13/98 pA3

Hurdles remain in getting veterans memorial for Westport, H 6/3/98 pA4

War memorial battle may mean new green scheme, H 4/29/98 pA4



Westport's World War II memorial passes its final hurdle, H 5/23/98 pA3

Ward Howell International, Inc.Parents tells school search firm of

their needs, H 1/27/98 pA1+Search firm picks brains in city about


Ward, McLainWinstar wins it all [photo], H 6/15/98

pB4Wargo, Catherine

Trick or treat: Police say have fun, play it safe [photo], H 10/31/98 pA1

Wargo, JimEntrepreneur really delivers: Norwalk

company brings hot restaurant food right to your doorstep [photo], H 7/6/98 pA11

Waring, AdelaideBusiness people: Real estate honors

[photo], H 5/4/98 pA7Waring, Dennis


Warnaco Group Inc.Warnaco lease won't affect Stratford

operations, BJ 4/6/98 p2+Warnaco out?, BJ 7/20/98 p4

Warrantech Corp.Warrantech signs Babbage's, BJ

3/16/98 p8Warrentech, CIGNA to cross-market

products, BJ 2/2/98 p8Warren, Kylie


Warren, Lucie BedfordMilestone [photo], H 3/23/98 pA4

Washington St.-Norwalk50 Washington St. sign lighting up

with information, H 5/20/98 pA3Coping with its Wild Side: Some

Washington Street businesses squawk about liquids bar application [photo] [map], H 5/7/98 pA1+

How many is too many?, H 5/27/98 pA12

Life on Washington often a blur of activity: Best thing about our neighborhood [photo], H 6/23/98 pA4

SoNo anchor bought; will be improved, H 12/4/98 pA2

Washington Street Railroad Bridge-Norwalk


Water conservation-NorwalkWater conservation [edit], H 12/30/98

pA12Water St.-Norwalk

Surf's up, dude [photo], H 1/31/98 pA3Water-pipes-Freezing

Following precautions can help head off problem of frozen pipes, H 12/31/98 pC9

Water-pipes-NorwalkMain break closes Roton [photo], H

10/31/98 pA3Water-Pollution-Fairfield County

Greenwich sewage spill won't hit Norwalk beaches, H 5/13/98 pA4

Water-Pollution-NorwalkNorwalk Harbor not clean enough

[photo], H 11/11/98 pA1+Our clean harbor [edit], H 11/12/98

pA6Water-Pollution-Westport

Ideas pour in on water quality, H 9/23/98 pA3

Water-supply-NorwalkDry fall prompts concern, H 12/18/98

pA3Residents may face water advisories,

H 12/29/98 pA1Waterfronts-Norwalk

Hot debate on Water St. plan, H 9/17/98 pA3

Watkins, Chris1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Watkins, Jermaine



Watson, AmandaThe Hour Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 2/7/98 pB5Wayside Furniture

Wayside to sell its 11 stores, H 2/24/98 pB5

WBDCBusiness center helps women

overcome hurdles, BJ 8/3/98 p3Help for women entrepreneurs, H

12/24/98 pC1

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Weapons, Chemical. SEE CHEMICAL WEAPONS

Weapons-NorwalkArkansas tragedy shades West

Rocks BB gun case, H 3/28/98 pA3

Closing a loophole [edit], H 6/13/98 pA10

Federal judge says Norwalk man's weapons are evidence, H 1/14/98 pA3

Small pistol fished out of city harbor [photo], H 11/12/98 pA3

West Rocks boy took BB gun to school, H 3/27/98 pA1+


Weapons-WiltonFight for the Second: Small turnout

speaks out against plan to control guns [photo], H 1/27/98 pA3

Selectmen plan hearing on changes in gun law, H 1/6/98 pA3

Wilton bans shooting in backyards, H 2/3/98 pA1+

Weather83: Record shattered, H 3/28/98 pA1Clouds pour month's worth of rain

over weekend, H 6/15/98 pA3Dodging Droplets [photo], H 2/6/98

pA3Dry fall prompts concern, H 12/18/98

pA3First snow slicks roads, bends

fenders [photo], H 12/24/98 pA4Hot time in the city [photo], H 6/27/98

pA1+Just 4 Fun: Norwalk area enjoys

pleasant weather for holiday [photo], H 7/6/98 pA3

May-long shower makes record book all wet, H 5/12/98 pA1+

Meteorological madness [photo], H 3/30/98 pA3

Nature flashes scary power [photo], H 7/24/98 pA3

Rainy spring brings out more ticks, mosquitoes, H 5/11/98 pA1+

Ready for any ill wind: City prepares for storms that could lash Norwalk, H 5/29/98 pA1+

Record temperature made January day seem like Indian summer, H 1/5/98 pA3

Record temperatures set Sunday, H 9/28/98 pA2

Slick roads create hazards this morning, H 3/21/98 pA3

Snow headed to area tonight, H 1/16/98 pA3

Spring rains [photo], H 3/12/98 pB7Springlike weather may stifle growth

of some plants, H 3/2/98 pA3Storm won't skip region this time,

forecaster says, H 2/3/98 pA3Summer school even more of a chore

in the heat [photo], H 7/23/98 pA1+

Summer sizzler: Weekend promises relief from swelter [photo], H 7/22/98 pA1+

Take tornado warning seriously, meteorologist says, H 6/1/98 pA3

The search for cool: Thunderstorms may make great weekend, H 7/23/98 pA1+

Water, water everywhere [photo], H 1/24/98 pA1

We can't breathe easier this weekend: Ozone levels soar, H 8/8/98 pA3

Winter watch: Warm temperatures reshuffle priorities [photo], H 12/23/98 pA1+

Winter's warmth offers good news - and some bad [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Webb, AnitaGoodwill relocates its store [photo], H

11/24/98 pA3Webdale, Melissa

Women enjoy comforts at natural childbirth center [photo], BJ 4/27/98 pS2

Wechter, Barbara and RogerTogether again [photo], H 5/12/98 pA1

Wedding anniversariesMr. and Mrs. Arcesio Hernandez

celebrate their 61st [photo], H 1/17/98 pC6

Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Westberg celebrate their 60th [photo], H 3/14/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Canio LaSalva celebrate their 50th [photo], H 7/11/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Thane Sr. celebrate their 50th [photo], H 11/21/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aussenhofer celebrate their 50th [photo], H 12/19/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stuart, Sr. celebrate their 50th [photo], H 7/3/98 pC6

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gordon celebrate their 50th [photo], H 11/28/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Parlanti celebrate their 40th [photo], H 8/29/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. George Arena celebrate their 50th [photo], H 8/8/98 pC5

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Panish celebrate their 50th [photo], H 11/21/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. James Lametta Sr. celebrate their 50th [photo], H 9/12/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. John Hines celebrate their 50th [photo], H 11/14/98 pC6

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Benson celebrate their 25th [photo], H 12/26/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Mario Modugno celebrate their 50th [photo], H 8/8/98 pC5

Mr. and Mrs. Ned Justis celebrate their 50th [photo], H 2/7/98 pC5

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DePanfilis celebrate their 50th [photo], H 10/3/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harrick celebrate their 25th [photo], H 12/26/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albertson celebrate their 50th [photo], H 9/19/98 pC5

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosby celebrate their 50th [photo], H 1/3/98 pC5

Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Zwilling celebrate their 50th [photo], H 9/12/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. S. Leslie Crosby, Jr. celebrate their 50th [photo], H 12/12/98 pC6

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kiska celebrate their 50th [photo], H 10/3/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. William Avery celebrate their 50th [photo], H 6/27/98 pC7

Mr. and Mrs. William M. Warner celebrate their 50th [photo], H 3/14/98 pC7

Wedding supplies and services industry

FOCUS: The bridal industry, BJ 11/2/98 p13+

Weddings. SEE MARRIAGESWeed and Seed Program. SEE ALSO

DRUG ABUSE-PREVENTION-NORWALK

Weed and Seed seeks grant for truancy officer, H 3/2/98 pA3

Weeden, DonaldBond market on target: Donald

Weeden poised to rattle another industry [photo], BJ 10/26/98 p1+

Weekes, CelesteLiving the dream [photo], H 5/22/98

pA1+Weeks, David


Weeks, DuaneBusiness people, H 10/19/98 pA7

Weicher, NeilSoftware developer outfoxes Y2K

issue [photo], BJ 11/2/98 p1+Weight lifting-Norwalk

Norwalk powerlifters pick up gold medals, H 12/26/98 pB3

Weil, James B.Business people: Weil wins award, H

3/16/98 pA7Weiman, Shannon

Staples students merit honors [photo], H 10/10/98 pA3

Wein, ArielleGood Sports [photo], H 3/13/98 pC4

Weinberger, Dr. Susan G.Official's retirement 'standard' [photo],

H 9/5/98 pA3Weinberger retires early [photo], H

9/2/98 pA1+Weinstock, James

Personnel file, H 12/14/98 pB7Weir Farm-Wilton

Guess who's coming to dinner: Wildman Brill will bring his voracious appetite to a park near you [photo], H 6/24/98 pA1+

187


Weir Farm-Wilton (Continued)Quiet moments [photo], H 11/25/98

pC1Senators want more space for Weir

Farm, H 7/23/98 pA1+Weir Farm is closer to growing, H

10/7/98 pA4Weiss, Dr. Robert F.

Surgeon joins police group, H 4/6/98 pA7

Weiss, JohnWreckers hold off Warriors [photo], H

12/31/98 pB5+Weiss, Robert

Whale of a tale: Local scrimshaw artist snags top honors at Mystic Seaport [photo], H 11/6/98 pB1+

Weisz, RachelLeave our trees alone, Wilton 10-year-

old urges [photo], H 10/7/98 pA3Weitman, Warren

The dotted line: Wilton man buys and sells signatures of statesmen [photo], H 6/19/98 pC1+

Welch Inc.In brief: Welch offers free brochure, H

12/15/98 pD1Welch, Anna


Welch, HelenHarbor View residents reminisce,

celebrate the Storm of `92 [photo], H 12/14/98 pA1+

Welchman, DavidRelief on the way: Norwalk students

aid victims of Mitch [photo], H 11/7/98 pA1+

Welcome Wagon-WiltonLatest victim of downsizing:

Hospitality [photo], H 10/22/98 pA1+

Welfare. SEE PUBLIC WELFAREWellCare Management Group Inc.

WellCare weighs its options as losses mount, BJ 3/30/98 p6

Wells, ShaelaThe Hour Athletes of the Week

[photo], H 3/14/98 pB4Wilton's Wells leaped to forefront

[photo], H 4/1/98 pB1+Welsch, Dr. James

Coleytown job undetermined by school board, H 5/28/98 pA3

Interim no more, Coleytown school has new principal, H 6/2/98 pA3

Wendell, TurkMet on a mission [photo], H 4/21/98

pB1Wentworth Laboratories Inc.

A hot semiconductor market has Wentworth in hiring mood, BJ 2/9/98 p3

Werfelman, Glenn M.Appraisals first task of Westport

assessor [photo], H 7/29/98 pA5Werth, Barry

Book reopens settled malpractice case by Norwalk couple, H 2/9/98 pA3

Wessels, ReneeBusiness people: Save the Children

[photo], H 5/4/98 pA7West Ave.-Norwalk

Dust clearing on West Ave.: Merchants relieved reconstruction should wrap up at month's end [photo], H 9/3/98 pA3

Firm to test waters for land development plan, H 9/18/98 pA3

West Avenue improvement project will last until spring 1999, H 1/8/98 pA3

West Avenue ShellLocal gas station hit again in smash-

and-grab cigarette theft, H 12/31/98 pA3

West Norwalk AssociationCity acquisition of farm collapses;

price is too high, H 2/11/98 pA1+Group seeks moratorium on Route 1

box stores, H 3/3/98 pA3West Rocks Middle School

Arkansas tragedy shades West Rocks BB gun case, H 3/28/98 pA3

Children get bookish, H 12/21/98 pA4New principals at West Rocks,

Briggs, H 10/7/98 pA1+Someone to watch over them [photo],

H 5/27/98 pA4West Rocks boy took BB gun to

school, H 3/27/98 pA1+West Rocks Middle School-

Maintenance and repair$50 million bond idea surfaces as

way to cope with school fix-up [photo], H 2/12/98 pA1+

Architect's plans for West Rocks lead to delay, H 7/9/98 pA3

West Rocks Middle School-MusicWest Rocks musicians win top

honors at show, H 5/11/98 pA3West Rocks Middle School-Staff

West Rocks school chief seeks new job, residence, H 5/29/98 pA3

West, Freddie1998 All-Area Football Team:

Defense [photo], H 12/19/98 pB1Senators succumb to Wreckers' rally

[photo], H 11/16/98 pB1+Zakhar rises to the occasion [photo],

H 11/2/98 pB1+West, Kara

Free spirits meet Elvis [photo], H 6/24/98 pA4

Westchester/Fairfield Hebrew Academy

A new beginning: Jewish school offers an alternative for Westchester, Fairfield families, BJ 11/23/98 p18

Western Connecticut State UniversityWCSU recceives grant for direct

marketing, BJ 11/23/98 p19Westervelt, Robert

Weston High's Westervelt wins state honor [photo], H 12/17/98 pA3

Weston High SchoolBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

12/26/98 pA10

Weston students in giving spirit [photo], H 12/19/98 pA3

Weston High School-AwardsStudent musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Wilton, Weston students Merit

winners, H 4/29/98 pA1Weston High School-Graduation

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4Weston grads praised for high

achievements, H 6/17/98 pA1+Weston High School-Music

Best in state draw crowd in Norwalk [photo], H 4/6/98 pA3

Weston High School-SportsAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Armstrong leads by example: All-Area



Falcon fly-by: Weston falls prey to old rival again in state title match, H 6/5/98 pB1

For this day, Chief's star shines brighter than Manne [photo], H 1/28/98 pB1+






Trojans counterattaack [photo], H 10/19/98 pB1+

Trojans knot Barlow, H 11/27/98 pC1+Trojans splash foes in Class S, H

3/19/98 pB1+Trojans triumph easily [photo], H

3/10/98 pB1+Weston aims at postseason peak

[photo], H 10/21/98 pB1+Weston evens record, H 11/7/98 pB1+Weston falls behind early, can't catch

up to Panthers, H 11/16/98 pB4Weston falters in second half, H

10/24/98 pB1+Weston swimmers finally win SWC

championship, H 3/2/98 pB1Weston whips Bullard-Havens, H

11/2/98 pB4Weston's Mink grows into role of field

leader [photo], H 7/7/98 pB1+Weston's offense comes up empty, H

10/12/98 pB5Wilton, Weston in hunt for titles, H

6/3/98 pB4Wong, Senators strong [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Weston High School-Staff

No restin' for new Weston chief: High school's new principal can't wait to greet students [photo], H 8/18/98 pC6

188


Weston High School-Staff (Continued)Principal selected for Weston high

school, H 6/17/98 pA3Weston High's Westervelt wins state

honor [photo], H 12/17/98 pA3Weston Middle School

Mix & Match: Weston, Bridgeport students get a chance to check each other out [photo], H 5/9/98 pA3

Weston Public SchoolsCounselors keep watch after 7th


The Trouble with Truancy: City program casts doubt on schools' rosy numbers for students' unexcused absences [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Weston-BudgetNew Weston budget means tax

increase, H 4/18/98 pA3No tax cut expected in Weston

budget, H 2/25/98 pA5Weston-Conservation Commission

DEP, Weston meet about Trout Brook, H 5/7/98 pA4

Siting council to reconsider antenna project, H 2/19/98 pA4

Sprint cancels town meeting on tower site, H 2/4/98 pA3

Town hopes views on Sprint tower will be considered, H 3/31/98 pA3

Town ponders pulling plug on tower plan, H 1/31/98 pA3

Weston wants its own tower, asks Sprint to back off, H 2/27/98 pA3

Weston, Sprint told to work together, H 3/4/98 pA3

Weston-Economic conditionsCity, towns differ on how to throttle

growth, H 5/9/98 pA1+Conservation group rejects


Weston-Education, Board ofTown explores options as schools fill

up [table], H 11/13/98 pA1+Weston-Fire Dept.

Firing 'em up for future: Weston Volunteer Fire Department opens the house to kids [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

The smoke eaters club: All walks of life run to douse town fires, but it's getting hard to find more recruits [photo], H 8/29/98 pA1+


Weston-First Selectman. SEE GUIDERA, GEORGE C.

Weston-Officials and employeesDog warden nets probation, H

6/20/98 pA3Weston-Police Dept.

Weston cop learns new tricks of trade at FBI Academy, H 6/26/98 pA3

Weston police find flammable liquid in house, H 1/13/98 pA3


Weston-Selectmen, Board ofPublic hearing, vote set on purchase,

H 5/21/98 pA3Weston draws up plan for arts center,

H 11/9/98 pA3Westport Arts Center

Community briefs: Arts center gets grant, H 7/13/98 pA4

Westport RTM to examine its art center deal, H 1/8/98 pA3

Westport Arts FestivalSweet Art Bonanza: Crowds jam

Westport thoroughfare turned into eclectic gallery [photo], H 7/20/98 pA1+

Westport Asset Management Inc.New mutual funds start, H 1/15/98

pD1Westport Chamber of Commerce

`Natural' event set for Westport, H 12/1/98 pD1

Westport Community GardenTown patch: green thumbs excel at

Westport park plots [photo], H 8/1/98 pB8

Westport Country PlayhouseEleanor Jean: Jean Stapleton offers a

glimpse into the life of a First Lady [photo], H 8/20/98 pC1

Family ties: `Wendell & Ben' is buoyed by its actors [review] [photo], H 7/2/98 pC1

Westport Creative Arts FestivalArtistic endeavor: Hundreds attend


Westport GalleryThe artist as a young man: Westport

Gallery showcases works by 17-year-old with passion for painting [photo], H 10/2/98 pA3

Westport Handicraft ShowWestport craft show perfect for 6,000

in search of it all [photo], H 5/26/98 pA3

Westport Historical SocietyHundreds gather for tree, concert

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA3Westport Housing Authority

Trailer park tenants oppose housing plan, H 8/14/98 pA3

Westport plans to replace trailers with townhouses, H 2/19/98 pA3


Westport MagazineNew magazine plans to cover

Westport, Weston, H 6/17/98 pA3Westport National Bank

Business briefs: Bank application OK'd, H 8/24/98 pB6

In Westport, rival banks maneuver for market share, BJ 9/28/98 p7


Westport Nature Center for Environmental Activities

Neighbors: Kids' place [photo], H 12/9/98 pA4

Westport Public LibraryBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/21/98 pA14

Huge donation makes Westport library feel fine, H 6/6/98 pA3

Library opening a new chapter [photo], H 10/9/98 pA4

Riverwalk project needs buyers, H 12/12/98 pA3

Shhh! Westport library's expanding, H 10/5/98 pA3

Westport children celebrate reading season with party [photo], H 8/17/98 pA3

Westport library getting $250,000 donation, H 12/19/98 pA3

Westport Public Library gets a blockbuster gift: Foreign-film fanciers give $20,000 to bolster video collection [photo], H 8/18/98 pA3

Westporters move on to next chapter: Book lovers return to renovated library [photo], H 6/19/98 pA4

Westport Public SchoolsBoard reviews plan to convert middle

school, H 11/3/98 pA3Changing times in Westport: New

principals at three schools; search for superintendent under way [photo], H 8/18/98 pC3

Inspector closes playground, H 11/7/98 pA3

Problem solving class adds up to improvement, H 11/18/98 pA2

School plans still not set, H 11/17/98 pA3

Stats back call for middle school, H 10/7/98 pA3

Westport middle school approved, H 11/19/98 pA3

Westport schools' garbage costs double for 1998-99, H 3/14/98 pA3

Westport superintendent search narrows to 2, H 12/1/98 pA3

Westport weighs goals for schools, H 10/21/98 pA3

Westport Realty Advisors Inc.Realty company opens new office, H

1/22/98 pD1Westport Rotary Club

Beach Beauties: Two Westport cannons may be last of their kind [photo], H 8/12/98 pA1+

Community briefs: Bluefish, Rotary Clubs team up, H 7/20/98 pA4

Westport Rotary celebration headed up by Mitchell's founder, H 6/25/98 pA3

Westport Senior CenterGroup developing strong attachment

to workout program [photo], H 9/24/98 pA9

Westport Soccer AssociationSoccer supporters square off against

Westport planners, H 3/6/98 pA3Westport soccer group aims for field

at new school, H 2/14/98 pA3Westport Woman's Club

Dandy days at the fair: Yankee Doodle Fair raises thousands for Westport Woman's Club causes [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1+

189


Westport Woman's Club (Continued)Neighbors: The tight knit group

[photo], H 4/15/98 pA4Westport Young Woman's League

Artistic endeavor: Hundreds attend 23rd Creative Arts Festival [photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+

Westport-Architectural Review BoardNew regulations worry Westport's

architectural panel, H 9/23/98 pA3

Westport-BudgetSmooth sailing for Westport budget,

H 5/7/98 pA4Westport grand list grows, but tax cut

unlikely, H 3/3/98 pA3Westport-Conservation Commission

Options debated for Allen's, H 10/21/98 pA3


Westport-Economic conditionsBank draws local talent, H 9/19/20/98

pD1City, towns differ on how to throttle

growth, H 5/9/98 pA1+Clarion Partners acquires Nyala

Farms in Westport, BJ 12/28/98 p2

For $100 million you can purchase Nyala farms site, H 6/12/98 pA3

Millennium bug is not welcome in Westport, H 8/18/98 pA3

National/Westport developing a `Santa Monica-East' studio, BJ 2/23/98 p10

Nyala Farms sold, BJ 12/7/98 p1+Printing group chooses Westport for

headquarters, H 2/27/98 pD1Reader's Digest shifts Westport

operations to Westchester, BJ 6/22/98 p12



Westport vacancy rate now 6 percent, BJ 1/26/98 p26

Winds of change whistling in Westport, H 8/7/98 pA3

Westport-Education, Board ofBacking for plan to build school, H

9/10/98 pA3Board reviews plan to convert middle

school, H 11/3/98 pA3Coleytown job undetermined by

school board, H 5/28/98 pA3Delays in sodding risk Westport home

field play, H 6/24/98 pA3Parents petition to oppose plan for

middle school, H 6/25/98 pA3Problem solving class adds up to

improvement, H 11/18/98 pA2School decision nearing deadline, H

8/13/98 pA3School overruns debated, H 10/20/98

pA3School plans still not set, H 11/17/98

pA3Student moves revised, H 12/11/98

pA3

Westport committee disbanded, H 11/9/98 pA4

Westport may build first school in 33 years, H 2/7/98 pA3

Westport residents worry about growth at Bedford school, H 7/16/98 pA3

Westport school board approves $48M budget, H 2/19/98 pA3

Westport superintendent search narrows to 2, H 12/1/98 pA3

Westport weighs goals for schools, H 10/21/98 pA3

Westport-Education, Board of-Budgets

$1M more sought for school, H 10/7/98 pA3

More students need more more money, principals say, H 2/3/98 pA3

Westport-Finance, Board of$37.5M school plan advances in

Westport, H 10/16/98 pA3Board delays vote on two school

projects, H 10/15/98 pA3Decision on Barons Property South

heads to RTM, H 5/14/98 pA3Revaluation to be costlier but more

accurate, H 10/22/98 pA3Westport schools' garbage costs

double for 1998-99, H 3/14/98 pA3

Westport-Fire Dept.Climb low, Westport firefighters say,

H 2/25/98 pA5The state's oldest fire company

celebrates its 160th birthday, H 6/20/98 pA3

Westport-First Selectman. SEE FARRELL, DIANE GOSS

Westport-Historic District Commission

Battle for WWII honor roll marches toward final OK [photo], H 5/13/98 pA3


11/27/98 pA1Bolton modifies request, H 12/3/98

pA1Commission says no to singer, H

11/11/98 pA4Expansion of Kings Highway historic

district proposed, H 10/17/98 pA3War memorial battle may mean new

green scheme, H 4/29/98 pA4Westport-History

Westport man pens book about town postcards [photo], H 11/25/98 pA3

Westport-Land Acquisition Committee

Westport group considers land buys for town, H 8/10/98 pA3

Westport-Officials and employeesEfficiency not necessarily Westport's

idea of good service, H 7/15/98 pA3

Westport sets up kitty to guarantee a little sunshine, H 7/30/98 pA1+

Westport-Parks and Recreation, Dept. of


Westport-Planning and Zoning Commission


Court to hear day-care dispute, H 10/3/98 pA3

Greens Farms renovation plan suddenly halted, H 4/28/98 pA3

Height change puts P&Z in court, H 4/1/98 pA5

Hitting a brick wall: Art wall `visual clutter,' zoning board says, H 8/6/98 pA1+

Jesup Green will stay green under compromise proposal, H 6/1/98 pA3


Larger homes safe, H 11/17/98 pA1+Neighbors protest removal of part of


New address sought for post office, H 7/10/98 pA4

Only in Westport [edit], H 11/9/98 pA12

Residents: Don't ban big houses, H 10/30/98 pA1+

Restaurant-alcohol hearing delayed, H 11/21/98 pA3

Second chance for Kids' Wall, H 10/23/98 pA3

Soccer supporters square off against Westport planners, H 3/6/98 pA3

The Great Wall of Westport: Two artists hope the town will approve their "Kids' Wall" [photo], H 7/22/98 pA3


Westport commission delays vote on elementary renovations, H 5/29/98 pA3


Westport may build first school in 33 years, H 2/7/98 pA3

Westport planners to vote on managed care facilities, H 8/19/98 pA4

Westport plans for more affordable housing, H 11/23/98 pA3

Westport soccer group aims for field at new school, H 2/14/98 pA3


Westport's World War II memorial passes its final hurdle, H 5/23/98 pA3


Westport-Police Dept.Police officers promoted, H 12/26/98

pA3Shops, cops train to stop heist gangs

[photo], H 12/4/98 pA1+

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Westport-Police Dept. (Continued)Two police officers win promotions, H

11/7/98 pA4Westport may pursue speeders with

photos, H 1/16/98 pA1+Westport, police reach contract

agreement, H 11/20/98 pA3Westport-Police Dept.-Car chase

Police recover safe, cars, seek suspects, H 10/29/98 pA4

Westport-Probate CourtDiviney, O'Grady vie in probate race,

H 10/31/98 pA7Westport-Representative Town

Meeting. SEE WESTPORT-RTMWestport-RTM

"To leash or not to leash?" That is the question in Westport, H 11/11/98 pA1

Community briefs: Bathhouse to be razed, H 10/12/98 pA4

Horror stories mark debate over leash law, H 10/29/98 pA3


Leash debate set for January, H 12/2/98 pA2

Revaluation to be costlier but more accurate, H 10/22/98 pA3

Revised Westport leash law to be debated tonight, H 12/1/98 pA3

Smooth sailing for Westport budget, H 5/7/98 pA4

Town to spend $20,000 on anti-drug programs, H 1/22/98 pA3

Westport briefs: New bathhouse approved, H 8/5/98 pA4

Westport briefs: Town accepts honor roll, H 8/5/98 pA4

Westport leaders list successes, goals [table], H 11/9/98 pA1+

Westport may buy its schools 600 computers, H 1/22/98 pA3

Westport middle school approved, H 11/19/98 pA3

Westport news briefs: New roof ok'd, H 7/8/98 pA3

Westport RTM to examine its art center deal, H 1/8/98 pA3

Westport to acquire open space, H 10/21/98 pA1+

Westport-RTM-Finance CommitteeWestport news briefs: Costs

requested, H 7/8/98 pA3Westport-Selectmen, Board of

25 mph limit signs to go on Clapboard, H 2/12/98 pA3

Community briefs: Gift police approved, H 7/17/98 pA4

Disaster plan pilot program for state, H 1/15/98 pA3

Rules for gifts to Westport under review, H 7/14/98 pA3


Selectmen to vote on disaster grant, H 12/16/98 pA3

Sewers cost Westporters thousands, H 4/16/98 pA3

State may help wealthy save homes, H 3/5/98 pA1

Westport approves new rules for naming game, H 7/30/98 pA3

Westport begins to tighten sewage hook ups, H 2/12/98 pA3

Westporters' generosity creates problems for town, H 5/28/98 pA3

Westport-Tax AssessorAppraisals first task of Westport

assessor [photo], H 7/29/98 pA5Westport-Town Hall

Pipes burst in town hall, H 12/29/98 pA3

Westport agendas available to citizens on Internet, H 11/14/98 pA3

Westport-Weston Cooperative Nursery School

Fighting the Good Fight: Family group teaches parents how to resolve childish conflicts [photo], H 2/11/98 pA3

Westport-Year 2000 CommitteeTown is watching out for 2000 bug, H

8/19/98 pA3Westport-Zoning Board of Appeals

Odor ruling stinks, says Bridge Cafe, H 8/24/98 pA3

Woman is suing town in land spat, H 7/31/98 pA3

Westport/Weston Health DistrictWestporter to lead way in tick fight, H

10/9/98 pA3Westport/Weston YMCA

Area YMCA receives grant, H 5/12/98 pA4

Community briefs: YMCA celebrates Bedford building, H 8/10/98 pA4

Westport Y celebrates its Roaring 20's opening [photo], H 6/16/98 pA4

Westy Self-StorageChamber honors businesses, groups

for beautification efforts [photo], H 11/13/98 pA1+

WetlandsGroup calls for help to save wetlands,

H 10/13/98 pA3Wetlands-Norwalk

Another view: Norwalk's stake in DPUC move [op-edit], H 11/21/98 pA11



City tries to save Wilson Cove marsh, H 9/16/98 pA3

Standing his ground on wetland: Rowayton man ignores requirement to pay for soil tests of flooded yard [photo], H 8/20/98 pA3


Wetlands-WestonTown ponders pulling plug on tower

plan, H 1/31/98 pA3

Wetlands-Westport"To leash or not to leash?" That is the

question in Westport, H 11/11/98 pA1

Wetland fines could be costly, H 9/24/98 pA3

Wettergreen, Sonja1998 All-Area Girls' Field Hockey

Team [photo], H 12/17/98 pB7Lyons sets the pace for Bears

[photo], H 5/14/98 pC7Paddy's Pride: Senators prepare for

New York parade [photo], H 3/14/98 pA3

Wexler, Anne LevySuccess links new Norwalk wall



Wheeler, JamesBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

8/14/98 pA14Wheelers challenge others to match

$10K Carver gift, H 8/12/98 pA1+Wheeler, Jeanette


Wheelers challenge others to match $10K Carver gift, H 8/12/98 pA1+

WHEELS. SEE BUSES-NORWALK; NORWALK TRANSIT DISTRICT

Whipple, MarkCity students pick Rowland: Mock


White, David A.Services scheduled for Westport

cyclist, H 6/9/98 pA3White, Sally

Farewell to Frank: Sally's Place in Westport magnet for Sinatra memories [photo], H 5/16/98 pA1+

From cabaret to classical...Sally White knows her music [photo], H 12/21/98 pD1

Whitlow, DouglasLifetime choices: Middlebrook

students think about career paths [photo], H 2/20/98 pA3

Whittingham, C. AnthonyPhilanthropic awards [photo], H

11/25/98 pB2Whitton, Lynn

Business people: Named president, H 9/21/98 pB6

Wieber, KenArt behind the scenes: Engineering


Wiegand, ErnestNCTC digs in for Archeological

Awareness Week [photo], H 10/12/98 pA3

Wiener, SeymourMilestone [photo], H 3/9/98 pA4Museum chronicles generations of

Norwalk Jews [photo], H 10/26/98 pA3

191


Wife abuseNorwalker first in state sentenced

under '94 firearms law, H 7/1/98 pA3

Wiggins, CandiceClassroom commercials: It's reading,

writing and advertising in many schools [photo], H 10/10/98 pA1+

Wiggins, Stephen F.Golden parachute worth $9M for

Oxford founder, H 4/1/98 pA1+Oxford's chairman out: Report, H

2/23/98 pA1+Wigs

Free wigs offer cancer patients dignity [photo], H 10/27/98 pA1

Wiley, RogerRevisiting the past: Children get taste

of Colonial-era history [photo], H 11/2/98 pA1+

Wilkin, JoeSailing away with world's `best job':

Couple spend winter in Caribbean, summer on Atlantic coast aboard luxury catamaran [photo], H 10/13/98 pA3

Wilkins, JonDiving interest emerges into thriving

business [photo], BJ 6/29/98 p19Wilkinson, Ariana

Sports in brief: Wilkinson earns black belt, H 12/30/98 pB2

Wilkinson, MarkThe Best Defense Is A Good Offense:


Willer, BarbaraPositive Parenting: Upbeat effort in


William B. Meyer Inc.William B. Meyer Inc. makes Noble

acquisition, BJ 12/7/98 p9William Raveis Real Estate

Life's more complicated when you sell your home [photo], H 2/24/98 pC1

Williams, AliceWeston woman sues town over

tumble, H 5/6/98 pA3Williams, Dorothy

Benefit for Home Care [photo], H 4/4/98 pB7

Williams, KevinBusinesses mix at expo [photo], H

3/20/98 p1+Williams, Kynesha


Williams, OscarBanners for the bard [photo], H

5/14/98 pA3Williams, Rita

A year of adjusting for Williams the pro: Norwalk rookie copes with losing in WNBA [photo], H 8/10/98 pB1+

ABL invites Rita Williams to tryout camp, H 4/8/98 pB1


Huskies follow Williams' lead [photo], H 3/12/98 pB1+

Huskies leaving home [photo], H 3/16/98 pB1+

MVP Rita: Former McMahon standout leads UConn to Big East championship [photo], H 3/4/98 pB1+

Norwalk's Williams enjoys 'other side' of UConn basketball [photo], H 12/14/98 pB1+

One hug sums up a relationship [photo], H 1/23/98 pC1+

Point guard Rita Williams [photo], H 1/5/98 pB5

Rita ignites UConn: Norwalker scores 27 in Big East playoff win [photo], H 3/2/98 pB1+

Rita Williams at the top of her game [photo], H 8/22/98 pB8

Rita Williams nets 11 but Mystics fall again, H 8/5/98 pB1+

Tears flow freely at Gampel [photo], H 2/23/98 pB1+

UConn Club to honor two Norwalk natives, H 4/30/98 pC1+

UConn women try to match men [photo], H 3/21/98 pB1

Williams confirms choice, H 4/16/98 pC1

Williams delivers for UConn [photo], H 1/9/98 pC1+

Williams sets sights on WNBA [photo], H 4/15/98 pB1

Williams steps to fore after teammate falls [photo], H 2/23/98 pB1+

WNBA's Mystics choose Williams: UConn, Brien McMahon star guard drafted in second round [photo], H 4/30/98 pA1

Williams, RobbiaHempstead pulls away with title

[photo], H 12/30/98 pB1+Williams, Shelby

Silly Saturday: Children enjoy search for treats, visit from bunny [photo], H 4/13/98 pA3

Williams-Resnick, AlexStaples students merit honors

[photo], H 10/10/98 pA3Willows Nutrition Center and General

StoreWestport businessman won't discuss

fraud, fines, H 7/2/98 pA3Westport firm find in Iowa, blasted as

a `health fraud' outlet store, H 7/1/98 pA3

Wilridge Rd.-WiltonSmall-town quality retained [photo], H

11/24/98 pA4Wilson Cove-Norwalk

City tries to save Wilson Cove marsh, H 9/16/98 pA3

Wilson, GraigNew ways to learn, new ways to

teach [photo], H 2/24/98 pC12Wilson, John

The waiting game [photo], H 1/24/98 pC7

Wilson, RogerMet on a mission [photo], H 4/21/98

pB1Wilson, Tyler

Celebration Of Heritage [photo], H 2/23/98 pA3

Wiltek Inc.Wilteck land first EnviroFAX

customer, H 12/2/98 pD1Wilton Acres-Wilton

Living on Wilton Acres and Clover Drive / Wilton: Leafy streets offer haven after hard day at work [photo], H 5/5/98 pA4

Wilton BankEasy banking makes sense to

residents at The Greens [photo], H 6/25/98 pA3

People: Four named to bank board, H 3/30/98 pA7

Wilton Children's CenterNew at Wilton Children's Center

[photo], H 9/5/98 pA12School creates 'Reading Buddies'

[photo], H 2/9/98 pA4Wilton Congregational Church

Bargain hunters raid church sale [photo], H 8/17/98 pA1+

Wilton Congregational Day SchoolEntertainment turned Inside Out:

Hundreds join in song, dance at benefit for Wilton school [photo], H 3/30/98 pA3

Wilton Conservatory of DanceShe's giving tiny dancers an early

start [photo], H 9/30/98 pA4Wilton Executive Campus

Owner to expand Wilton Executive Campus, BJ 5/11/98 p12

Wilton Family YMCAShirley Keasler of Wilton [photo], H

1/16/98 pA2Wilton YMCA hosts TV crew, H

4/30/98 pA3Wilton High School

Exchange program: Two social studies teachers - one from McMahon, the other from Wilton High - Switch jobs for one semester [photo], H 1/22/98 pB7

Wilton High School-AwardsStudent musicians honored, H

5/12/98 pA4Wilton High School announces first

quarter honor roll, H 12/31/98 pB3

Wilton High to honor athletic stars, H 8/29/98 pB3


Wilton High School-ExpansionWilton plots school expansion, H

11/3/98 pA3Wilton High School-Graduation

Graduations planned, H 5/26/98 pA4Wilton '98 grads hailed for strong

grades, athletics [photo], H 6/8/98 pA1+

Wilton High School-Maintenance and repair

$16 million expansion approved for

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Wilton High School-Maintenance and repair (Continued)

schools by Wilton selectmen, H 6/16/98 pA3

Wilton High School-MusicBest in state draw crowd in Norwalk

[photo], H 4/6/98 pA3Concert questioned, H 12/17/98 pA3

Wilton High School-Sports1998 All-Area Boys' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/4/98 pC4All-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1All-Area MVPs: Johnsen's hunch

pays off for tandem [photo], H 7/2/98 pB5+

Another MVP effort by James: All-Area Boys' Cross Country [photo], H 1/10/98 pB1+

Athletes of the Week [photo], H 2/28/98 pB4, H 6/6/98 pB4


Cardinals run over Warriors, H 11/27/98 pC1+


Cooper's leadership pivotal to success of Wilton booters [photo], H 1/3/98 pB1+

Corcoran douses doubts [photo], H 4/7/98 pC1+

Crushing loss for Warriors, H 10/17/98 pB1+

Danbury throttles Wilton, H 10/27/98 pB4

Despite change in leadership, Warriors want to stay on top [photo], H 4/15/98 pB1+


Early strikes by Warriors KO Middletown, H 11/11/98 pB1+

Fieber's fumble recovery key to Wilton's first win [photo], H 10/10/98 pB1+

For Wilton's seniors, the work is finally finished, H 6/16/98 pB1+

For Wilton, the string runs out, H 11/18/98 pB1+

Good Sports [photo], H 3/13/98 pC4Hansboro ahead of field: All-Area

Girls Track [photo], H 6/25/98 pB5+


Happy bunch of warriors [photo], H 11/25/98 pB15

High School Athletes of the Week [photo], H 11/21/98 pB5, H 11/28/98 pB4




Miller's late goals ignite Warriors past Bears [photo], H 10/17/98 pB1+

Murphy choreographs MVP season [photo], H 12/21/98 pC1

New rivals await Wilton and Staples, H 11/25/98 pB13+

Norwalk, Soumelidis receive sportsmanship awards [photo], H 4/9/98 pB7+

Overtime tally boots Wilton into title game, H 11/20/98 pC1+

Pay back: Warriors dump Rams for state title [photo], H 6/16/98 pB1+

Perfect harmony: Wilton duo stays in tune on march toward goal [photo], H 10/28/98 pB1+

Pushovers no more: Brubeck, Duggins lead Wilton cagers to LaVista Tournament championship [photo], H 12/19/98 pB3


Rams chase Warriors [photo], H 6/3/98 pB1+




Staples Fenn excels, H 11/9/98 pB4Staunch defense, late goal push

Warriors into semis, H 11/16/98 pB1+

The Hour Athletes of the Week [photo], H 1/24/98 pB5, H 3/14/98 pB4

The waterboy [photo], H 12/2/98 pA4Twin titles: Warriors take crown in


3/24/98 pB1+Warriors drop Hall [photo], H

11/10/98 pA7+Warriors fall to Panthers [photo], H

11/12/98 pB5+Warriors have different look but same

lofty expectations: HS girls' swim preview [photo], H 9/22/98 pB4

Warriors let one slip away, H 10/21/98 pB1+

Warriors race past Senators [photo], H 12/16/98 pC1+

Warriors roll over Wreckers [photo], H 5/7/98 pB1+




Wilton `drops' another one [photo], H 11/7/98 pB1+

Wilton getting hold on success [photo], H 12/23/98 pB1+




Wilton gridders routed by Trumbull, H 10/24/98 pB4

Wilton handed narrow defeat [photo], H 3/5/98 pB1

Wilton hands St. Joe's first win of the season [photo], H 11/14/98 pB1+

Wilton High to honor athletic stars, H 8/29/98 pB3

Wilton holds on for win, H 6/2/98 pA10Wilton knocked out of hockey state

tourney, H 3/5/98 pB1+Wilton not lax against Hand, H 6/6/98

pB1+Wilton rolls on [photo], H 11/13/98

pC1+Wilton's Richardson gets Heisman

nod [photo], H 12/28/98 pB4Wilton's second season has perfect

ending, H 11/23/98 pB1+Wilton's Wells leaped to forefront

[photo], H 4/1/98 pB1+Wilton, Weston in hunt for titles, H

6/3/98 pB4Wong, Senators strong [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Wreckers hold off Warriors [photo], H

12/31/98 pB5+Wreckers, Warriors score one-goal

wins, H 10/13/98 pB4Wrestle mania: Liam Cooney was a

contender at Wilton [photo], H 2/23/98 pA1+

Wilton Historical SocietyAntiques the lure at Wilton fund-raiser

[photo], H 12/7/98 pA1+Ayuumighraks assemble [photo], H

3/23/98 pA3Historical house expert shares old

trade secrets, H 1/26/98 pA3Wilton Library Association Inc.

Briefly: Tax tips, H 9/16/98 pA7Children's Book Sale [photo], H

12/7/98 pA2Librarian steers Wilton into

cyberspace [photo], H 8/1/98 pA3Wilton Public Schools

Administrators leaving Wilton school district, H 4/22/98 pA3

New look, more kids in Wilton, H 8/18/98 pC3

School expansion explored, H 10/20/98 pA1+

The Trouble with Truancy: City program casts doubt on schools' rosy numbers for students' unexcused absences [photo], H 5/2/98 pA1+

Wilton Rotary ClubMaloney prefers alternatives to

warfare: At Wilton luncheon, Congressman speaks his mind [photo], H 2/14/98 pA3

Wilton Soccer Association. SEE SOCCER-WILTON

Wilton Social ServicesAll for a good cause: Concert raises

funds for Wilton Social Services [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Wilton StationersDiana Beanie Baby raffle to aid

Norwalk agencies, H 1/20/98 pA3

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Wilton Woman's ClubGoing with the grain: To Joseph

Iannaccone every piece of wood has a story to tell [photo], H 10/16/98 pB1

The art of craft [photo], H 10/15/98 pC1

Wilton-Budget300 Wiltonites turn out for town

meeting, H 5/6/98 pA3Budget hikes sought, H 11/5/98 pA1+Few voters, big margin, highlight

Wilton budget OK, H 5/11/98 pA3Town boasts of surplus, H 9/23/98

pA3Wilton to discuss, then vote on

budget, H 5/4/98 pA2Wilton-Conservation Commission


Wilton-Economic conditionsCendant puts move to Wilton on hold:

Louis Dreyfus plans to go ahead with project, BJ 9/7/98 p1+

Cendant relocating headquarters to Wilton, BJ 5/4/98 p7

City, towns differ on how to throttle growth, H 5/9/98 pA1+

Davis expands reach of management division, BJ 9/7/98 p2

Fortune 500 firm making move to Wilton, H 4/24/98 pD1

Owner to expand Wilton Executive Campus, BJ 5/11/98 p13

Troubled Cendant will take office space in Wilton, BJ 8/3/98 p5

Wilton Chamber sets holiday party, H 12/1/98 pD1

Wilton selectmen purchase 13 acres in center of town, H 3/17/98 pB5

Wilton-Education, Board ofFunds for anti-drug program in doubt,

H 10/15/98 pA3New school bus is OK'd in Wilton, H

10/10/98 pA3School Choice costs not known, H

11/21/98 pA3School expansion explored, H

10/20/98 pA1+Wilton parent files suit, H 12/31/98

pA3Wilton schools start revising

expulsion policy, H 9/11/98 pA3Wilton struggles with anti-drug

funding, H 11/21/98 pA4Wilton-Finance, Board of

Wilton taxes up 3.8 percent, H 4/8/98 pA3

Wilton-Fire Dept.Budget hikes sought, H 11/5/98 pA1+Fire Dept. bolsters life-saving arsenal,

H 12/29/98 pA3Rescue plan is still on table, H

10/8/98 pA3Wilton delays decision on

defibrillators, H 6/2/98 pA3Wilton Fire Department expansion

urged, H 12/8/98 pA3Wilton-Inland Wetlands Commission




Wilton man sues state over wetlands issue, H 3/14/98 pA3

Wilton-Planning and Zoning Commission

4-screen theater panned: It could ruin village, some Wiltonites say, H 7/14/98 pA1+

Changes may be in store: Wilton to review its 10-year plan for conservation, housing, H 10/6/98 pA3

Cinema faces hostile crowd, H 7/28/98 pA1+

Lake Club pool application denied, H 11/25/98 pA3

Movie multiplex's foes worried about parking, H 9/30/98 pA4

Plan for assisted living opposed, H 10/14/98 pA3

Public hearing extended on swimming pool debate, H 7/14/98 pA3

When is a telephone tower not a telephone tower? When it's a flagpole, H 7/21/98 pA1+

Wilton board discusses preserving land, H 11/17/98 pA3

Wilton considers sign restrictions, H 10/16/98 pA3

Wilton opens talks on town plan, H 12/8/98 pA1+

Wilton planners approve theaters, H 9/29/98 pA1+

Wilton planners to vote on theaters, H 9/28/98 pA4


Wilton to draft blueprint for the future, H 11/3/98 pA3


Wilton-Police Dept.Budget hikes sought, H 11/5/98 pA1+DARE program defended, H 12/30/98

pA1+Doing it the right way [edit], H

10/31/98 pA10FBI has suspects in bank robbery, H

1/16/98 pA3Funds for anti-drug program in doubt,

H 10/15/98 pA3In your service / Wilton [photo], H

3/10/98 pA4Inventive Wilton cops create program

to cut paperwork, H 1/7/98 pA3Norwalk, Wilton police arrest 5

Anchor fund-raisers, H 1/13/98 pA3

Police captain quits because of cops' gripes, H 7/1/98 pA1

Police union continues FOI effort regarding ex-captain, H 7/3/98 pA3


Wilton police union protests captain's abuse, H 5/12/98 pA1

Wilton seeks drug-program funds, H 11/18/98 pA3

Wilton struggles with anti-drug funding, H 11/21/98 pA4

Wilton-Selectmen, Board of$16 million expansion approved for

schools by Wilton selectmen, H 6/16/98 pA3

'Put it to a vote': New Wilton group comes out in support of extending Route 7 [photo], H 4/21/98 pA1+

Community briefs: Wilton alarm rule delayed, H 12/31/98 pA3

Country Thruway: Residents seek scenic-road status for Grumman Hill to slow traffic [photo], H 5/6/98 pA1+

Few voters, big margin, highlight Wilton budget OK, H 5/11/98 pA3

Homeowners to be fined for false alarms, H 10/6/98 pA3



Lilypads in Wilton pond face icy fate, H 10/6/98 pA3


Selectmen plan hearing on changes in gun law, H 1/6/98 pA3

Town to study Route 7 plan, H 10/21/98 pA3


Wilton board discusses preserving land, H 11/17/98 pA3

Wilton considers bond issue for athletic fields, H 4/7/98 pA5

Wilton debates ice rinks, H 11/3/98 pA1+

Wilton plots school expansion, H 11/3/98 pA3

Wilton ponders referendum on land sale, H 5/15/98 pA3

Wilton seeks drug-program funds, H 11/18/98 pA3

Wilton undecided on use for 13 acres, H 2/25/98 pA3

Wilton wants to borrow $2M to buy downtown property, H 1/6/98 pA3

Wilton-Volunteer Ambulance Corps.Thanks to some life-savers [letter], H

11/19/98 pA9WIM

Moral compass crucial to a company's survival, BJ 5/11/98 p6

WIM honors Comite, McKinney, BJ 5/11/98 p6

Windsor Drug Co.HMOs forced pharmacist Howard

Miller to fold up his tent: After 40 years in Norwalk, Windsor Drug quietly dies [photo], H 6/3/98 pA1+

WindstormsWinds cause power losses, H 10/2/98

pA3

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Windy, EllenThermal camera helps, Norwalk


Wine and wine makingOenophiles gather to buy wines, raise

money for area groups [photo], H 3/2/98 pA3

Wine and wine making-NorwalkGlory of the grape: Like his father

before him, Peter Cocchia keeps wine-making tradition alive [photo], H 12/3/98 pB1

Wingnuts (Musical group)Dreams do come true for Wingnuts

band leader, BJ 12/21/98 p1+Wink, Ellen

Camera drive gets anonymous $5,000, H 4/1/98 pA4

Winkelman, A. J.Fighting the Good Fight: Family group


Winslow Park-WestportA woman and her dog [photo], H

1/17/98 pA2Death of pet dog highlights need for

restrictions [letter], H 12/18/98 pA10

Leash law debated: Owner of dead dog not sure about more limits [photo], H 12/17/98 pA1+

Patient Trainee [photo], H 1/6/98 pA3Question `dogs' Westport [edit], H

10/13/98 pA6Unleashed dog in park kills another,

H 12/16/98 pA3Winslow Park fine the way it is [letter],

H 10/20/98 pA13Winston, Shaina

Bears emerge from deep end [photo], H 10/8/98 pB5

Winston, ZachAnticipation runs high at Norwalk

[photo], H 1/2/98 pC1+Winter, Dr. Stephen



Physician's travels offer perspective on profession [photo], H 12/28/98 pA1

Winter, AlfredHolocaust memories preserved

[photo], H 11/23/98 pA1+Winter, Paul

The nature of music: A Grammy Award-winner brings natural sounds to Wilton [photo], H 11/12/98 pC1+

Winterfair Gift MarketThese little kiddies went to market

[photo], H 11/7/98 pA3Wirth-Salander Studio

Business is looking down: Couple's custom tile designs elevate floors to new heights, H 6/15/98 pD2

Wirtick, RobertWe're Not In Florida, Anymore

[photo], H 1/15/98 pA1Wise, Andrew

Wise first black to lead Norwalk school board, H 1/8/98 pA4

Witco Corp.Public record, H 3/28/29/98 pD2Witco completes sale of Canadian

detergents unit, BJ 2/2/98 p7Witco OrganoSilicones Group

Witco expands N.Y. lab, BJ 1/19/98 p1+

Witt, HowardBusiness people [photo], H 11/17/98

pA11Witte, Martha

Junior League marks its 75th anniversary [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1+

WNLK-1350 AMBroadcast News: Norwalk station

runs workshops to spark kids' interest in radio, H 7/25/98 pA3


Woerz, CarolPeople in business: Two join Coldwell

Banker sales team, H 1/13/98 pA7

Woglom, PatNorwalk Woman's Club continues


Wolf, JamesEagles oust Wreckers [photo], H

11/11/98 pB1+Staples must win to get in [photo], H

10/28/98 pB1+Wolfman, Adam


Wolfpit SchoolBuying books [photo], H 11/17/98 pA3Crowd pleasers [photo], H 10/27/98

pA3Wolfpit penny drive declared 'a

success,' H 12/12/98 pB8Wolfpit PTO concerned, but calm,

about Bonello, H 3/27/98 pA3Wolfpit's Brave Munchkins [photo], H

6/6/98 pA1Wolfson, Jordan

The artist as a young man: Westport Gallery showcases works by 17-year-old with passion for painting [photo], H 10/2/98 pA3

Wolinsky, Dan`Heritage Heroes': Twain, Arnold,


Wolsky, AdamRadio days: Announcers find their


WomenGiving women a new Edge [photo], H

8/17/98 pB7Guys' night out: All-male Lincoln Day

dinner brings calls of `shame on you' [photo], H 2/13/98 pA1+

Women to protest at all-male celebration, H 2/12/98 pA3

Women urged to get tools needed to run for public office, H 2/12/98 pA3

Women athletesLilly among inaugural Hall of Fame

inductees [photo], H 9/25/98 pC4Women in business. SEE

BUSINESSWOMENWomen in Management. SEE WIMWomen's Business Development

Center. SEE WBDCWomen's Crisis Center Inc.

Crisis center, big companies may help fight home violence, H 1/27/98 pA3

Women's Leadership ForumFirst Lady boosts party spirits and

coffers [photo], H 10/8/98 pA1+Women-Norwalk

Dinner holds its own against men [photo], H 2/13/98 pA1+

They contributed: Celebrate Women! will honor Norwalk's women and men [photo], H 2/6/98 pC1+

Women to protest at all-male celebration, H 2/12/98 pA3

Wong, BobbyAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1Wong, Senators strong [photo], H

4/7/98 pC1+Wood's Pond-Norwalk




Wood, BernardFirefighters inflate resumes at

inactive hose company [photo], H 4/23/98 pA1+


Wood, Kristin1998 All-Area Girls' Cross Country

Team [photo], H 12/9/98 pB4Wood, Matt

Community briefs: Westport artist exhibits works, H 7/27/98 pA4

Woodcock Nature CenterMonday's snapshot [photo], H 1/5/98

pA1Woodham, Jean

Liquid Metal: Westport sculptor molds metals into languid shapes [photo], H 7/17/98 pA9+

Woods, Chris1998 All-Area Boys' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/16/98 pC4Wilton not lax against Hand, H 6/6/98

pB1+Woods, Stephen

Disaster aid slowed for Puerto Ricans after Hurricane Mitch [photo], H 11/13/98 pA3

WoodworkMuseum to show off sign maker's

carved eagle [photo], H 3/13/98 pA1+

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Work motivation. SEE EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION

Workers' compensationConnecticut cuts workers'

compensation rates, BJ 12/7/98 p7

Fraud probe saves $40M: Workers' comp cleanup outlined, H 10/2/98 pA3

In brief: Worker's comp, H 11/27/98 pD2

Workplace Inc.Faces & Places: In recognition of job

training support, BJ 8/3/98 p6World AIDS Day. SEE AIDSWorld Community Day

Women join in prayer; celebrate community [photo], H 11/7/98 pA3

World War II Honor Roll-WestportA place of their own once again

[photo], H 9/1/98 pA3Groundbreaking set for WWII honor

roll, H 8/6/98 pA3Saluting the veterans: Hundreds

honor Westport vets [photo], H 11/12/98 pA1+



Westport briefs: Town accepts honor roll, H 8/5/98 pA4

Westport honor roll effort of many [letter], H 11/23/98 pA13

World Wrestling FederationWCWW challenges WWF over no-

holds-barred promotions, BJ 6/22/98 p2

WorldFest '98Lackluster attendance mars

WorldFest, BJ 8/31/98 p3+Promoters prepare for WorldFest '98

[photo], BJ 7/20/98 p5Wormser-Reid, Angela

Westport board appoints principal for Greens Farms, H 2/13/98 pA3

Wrenn, WilliamCostco gets approval for Norwalk

store [map], H 2/11/98 pA1+Union lends its voice to Costco

opposition, H 3/17/98 pA1+Wrentz, Miya


Wrestling-Fairfield CountyArea teams grappling for success

[photo], H 12/18/98 pC1+Wrestling-Norwalk






Wrestling-WestonArmstrong leads by example: All-Area


Wrestling-WestportArmstrong leads by example: All-Area



Wrestling-WiltonWilton getting hold on success

[photo], H 12/23/98 pB1+Wright Brothers Builders Inc.

Community briefs: Family business receives award, H 12/7/98 pA3

Wright, ChristinaLeash Crackdown: Dog Warden


Wright, KennethElectronics helps and often hurts law

enforcement [photo], H 2/24/98 pD5

Wright, SamuelRenewing King's Spirit: Pastors recall


Wrigley, RichardOak Hill board plans restaurant,

driving range [photo], H 3/13/98 pA3

Wrinn, DavidSmall pistol fished out of city harbor

[photo], H 11/12/98 pA3Wrinn, Michael E.

The magnet that draws developers to Norwalk [photo], H 2/24/98 pC4

WSHU-91.1 FMSponsors tune in to WSHU, BJ

10/5/98 p1+Wyatt, Elizabeth


Wylie, Kara1998 All-Area Girls' Soccer Team

[photo], H 12/21/98 pC4Wilton girls fall short in FCIAC title

game [photo], H 11/6/98 pC1+Wyman, Dave


XXCEL Inc.



Instill love of reading: At SoNo Library, H 1/29/98 pC9

Xerox Corp.Public record, H 2/7/98 pD2, H

2/28/98 pD2Xerox completes exodus from

financial sevices, BJ 3/23/98 p13+

Xerox restructuring costly, H 7/24/98 pD1

YY2K. SEE YEAR 2000Yacht racing

Bedford Cup draws 20 boats, H 8/27/98 pB4

Burgess, Lynch win Multihull race at Roton Point sailing competition, H 10/1/98 pB4

Noroton's Crane 1st in North American Sonar Championship, H 10/1/98 pB4

Shepstone wins title, H 10/29/98 pB4Sweeney wins Hipkins; Cedar Point

race set, H 7/30/98 pB6Yager, Bertha S.

Woman to turn 101 [photo], H 12/19/98 pA3

Yankee Doodle FairDandy days at the fair: Yankee

Doodle Fair raises thousands for Westport Woman's Club causes [photo], H 6/22/98 pA1+

Yankee Doodle Garage-NorwalkBreak-ins at Norwalk garage bedevil

bank tellers, H 2/20/98 pA3Chief Rilling won't assign officer to

guard garage, H 6/1/98 pA1+City and Ritar Ford near fee

agreement for Yankee Doodle, H 6/27/98 pA3


Council squashes parking fee plan: Grumman compromise returned for more work, H 7/15/98 pA1+

Grumman backs off battle over parking lot fees, H 7/7/98 pA3

Merchants disagree on need for parking security, H 7/8/98 pA3


Uptown parking impasse [edit], H 7/16/98 pA8

Yankee Energy Systems Inc.Public record, H 1/31/98 pD2, H

2/21/98 pD2Yankee Gas Services Co.

New postal vehicles: `Fill 'em up, natural,' H 5/16/98 pA3

Yankee Gas full of hot air - West Norwalkers, H 6/27/98 pA3

Yankee Gas urges customers to call if pilot lights went out, H 5/13/98 pA3

Yard waste-NorwalkA growing problem: grass. Disposal

of lawn clippings is complicated by new state law, H 10/9/98 pA3

Yarnell, DavidAdventures on the cutting edge:

Brand Equity focuses on consumer markets [photo], BJ 8/17/98 p1+

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Yarusavage, AdamNeighbors: Moonlighting at half time

[photo], H 10/21/98 pA4Yazgoor, Donald

Family's loss described at hearing: Demand receives 33 years in killing, H 12/5/98 pA1+

Guilty plea in city librarian's murder [photo], H 10/28/98 pA1

Year 20002,000 Alert: The year 2000 may mean

big problems for small business, BJ 1/26/98 p18

2000 Alert, BJ 1/19/98 p10+2000: Predicting computer chaos. Is

time running out?, H 11/5/98 pB1+

Are we really prepared for Y2K arrival? We'd better be [letter], H 12/7/98 pA7

Big bank offers Y2K advice to business owners, BJ 11/23/98 p6

Computer crime, Y2K, profanity, BJ 7/20/98 p20

Corporate America behind schedule for Y2K compliance, BJ 2/2/98 p14

Damage control: Alliance helps businesses prepare for inevitable crush of year 2000 problems [photo], BJ 3/23/98 p1+

Fairfield professor testifies before senators on Y2K glitch, BJ 4/20/98 p16+

Forget Y2K - Year of the Euro looms, BJ 10/5/98 p11+

Insurance industry could face catastrophic losses from Y2K, BJ 7/20/98 p20

Millennia III looks to future as `doomsday' nears, BJ 4/20/98 p8+

Millennium Schmillennium: Westonite can't get folks worked up about 2000 [photo], H 7/22/98 pA1+

Software developer outfoxes Y2K issue, BJ 11/2/98 p1+

Tips to help businesses assess the risks, BJ 4/6/98 p15+


What is the year 2000 problem and what will its effects be?, BJ 3/23/98 p21

Y2K and the day of necessity, BJ 4/6/98 p4

Y2K legal considerations and fiduciary responsibility: a layman's perspective, BJ 1/19/98 p10+

Year 2000 glitch could trigger global financial market disruption, BJ 1/26/98 p19

Yellin, MartinMonday's snapshot [photo], H

1/12/98 pA1Yepes, Herman

Celebration! NCTC marks Spanish Heritage Month [photo], H 10/9/98 pA1+

YMCA. SEE NORWALK YMCA; WESTPORT/WESTON YMCA; WILTON FAMILY YMCA

Yoder, DorothyWomen join in prayer; celebrate


Yoder, Fannie MaeStretching summer's bounty [photo],

H 10/2/98 pC6Yom Kippur

Spreading the joy [photo], H 10/1/98 pA2

Yordon, Rev. Henry K.Gallup surveys Norwalk [photo], H

3/27/98 pD1Pastors to provide healing touch

[photo], H 2/14/98 pB7Yost, John E. Jr.

City remembers Fire Chief Yost with dedication ceremony [photo], H 8/10/98 pA3

Station named for innovative chief: Yost honored for his 40 years fighting fires [photo], H 8/6/98 pA1+

Young, MikeCutting it [photo], H 10/26/98 pA2

Your Personal ConciergePersonal Concierge can open doors

for VIPs large and small, BJ 2/9/98 p5

YouthBouquets & brickbats [edit], H

12/12/98 pA10Policing the 'net: Adults wrestle with

how to protect young users from computer peril [photo], H 10/3/98 pA1+

Youth-Alcohol use-WiltonUnderage drinking: Criminal and civil

liabilities await teens and parents, H 12/10/98 pB3

Youth-Fairfield CountySuburban police say federal aid

misdirected, H 3/3/98 pA3Youth-Norwalk

At Loose Ends: Lack of hangouts frustrates many Greater Norwalk teenagers, H 4/4/98 pA1+



Rowdy teens irk parents at Brookside, H 9/5/98 pA3

Youth conference set for NCTC next Tuesday, Dec. 1, H 11/25/98 pB4

Youth-Services for-Mid-Fairfield County


Youth-Services for-NorwalkAfter-school program aims to stop

drug abuse, crime [photo], H 3/31/98 pA3

All aboard: Children to help family agency raise money to help agency grow [photo], H 2/10/98 pA3


Weed and Seed seeks grant for truancy officer, H 3/2/98 pA3

Youth-Services for-WestportNew advisor to help teens in

Westport, H 9/18/98 pA4Toquet Hall fund-raising campaign

coming to close, H 12/23/98 pA3Youth-Westport

Friday concerts slated to liven up Toquet, H 7/16/98 pA3


Westport answers teen-age angst with coffee house, H 4/4/98 pA1+

Youth-WiltonOfficial builds alliances to help area's

youths, H 7/21/98 pA3

ZZaccard, Matthew P.

Business people: Senior coordinator [photo], H 9/28/98 pA8

Zaccardo, AnnaEasing Pain: Exchange Club funds



Zaccone, SalBears let one get away as Darien


Zaffuto, KeithJets' Chrebet makes fans happy

[photo], H 3/27/98 pC1+Zakhar, Jason

Zakhar rises to the occasion [photo], H 11/2/98 pB1+

Zakhar, JustinRunning untouched [photo], H

11/21/98 pB3Zakhar, Kim

Ready For Competition [photo], H 1/17/98 pB1

Zamary, JanetTrainer: Keeping them in the game

[photo], H 10/24/98 pB10Zamcheck, Norman

New principals at West Rocks, Briggs, H 10/7/98 pA1+

Zane, JesseCountry road takes him home:

Former Norwalker [Jean Molles] takes on Nashville music scene [photo], H 7/3/98 pC3

Zapfel, ElaineAnd the winner is... [photo], H

10/21/98 pA1Zatorsky, David


Zebra Club-Norwalk`Clean' ideas: Council members split

on whether to ban strip bars, H 8/28/98 pA1+


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Zebra Club-Norwalk (Continued)City shuts down Zebra Club [photo],

H 10/3/98 pA1+Close strip joints? Our hands are tied,

law enforcers say, H 8/25/98 pA1+

Critics hail deal to close Zebra Club, H 10/27/98 pA1+

It's a start [edit], H 10/27/98 pA12Just go away [edit], H 12/10/98 pA10Quality of life [edit], H 10/7/98 pA12Tamed Zebra reopens; crowd thin

[photo], H 11/14/98 pA1+Two more women arrested in Zebra

prostitution case, H 11/19/98 pA1+

Up to the Council [edit], H 8/26/98 pA12

Your opinion, H 10/5/98 pA2Zebra bust followed nude photo

shoot, H 10/9/98 pA1+Zebra cases in court, H 12/30/98

pA1+Zebra Club hopes to settle lawsuit: If

all goes well, owners planning to reopen in two weeks, H 10/14/98 pA3


Zebra Club still closed as lawyers seek deal, H 10/22/98 pA3

Zebra club to reopen sans stripes, dances, H 11/10/98 pA3

Zebra opens tonight, H 11/13/98 pA1+Zebra mussel

They're musseling in on freshwater: Pesky 'zebra,' found upstate, could wreak havoc with native species [photo], H 9/29/98 pA3

Zeleny, JeffOld-fashioned `Big Top' comes to

town [photo], BJ 7/6/98 p1+Zeleny, Toni

Old-fashioned `Big Top' comes to town [photo], BJ 7/6/98 p1+

Zelkowitz, Dr. RichardNorwalk hospital cancer fighters say

their program on the fast track, H 1/7/98 pA3

Zembsch, GailSo, got any plans for New Year's?

First Night planners work all year, H 3/26/98 pA3

Zengo, Mary DolanNewcomer dusts 10K field [photo], H

5/11/98 pB1+Zhang, Gaohui

Splendor in the glass: Chinese artists revive ancient art form as Christmas decorations, H 8/24/98 pA3

Zheng, LiquinOne Last Goodbye: New Principal

tells Brien McMahon students he understands their apprehensions [photo], H 6/17/98 pA1+

Ziegen, TimAll-Area Baseball [photo], H 6/30/98

pB1

Ziegler, EdwardBigger Edge: Congress members


Zimmerman, KellyGetting a grip: Lose weight and tone


Using pull to get press [photo], H 5/11/98 pA7

Zingaro, Colleen VallerieNew city attorney thrilled by post, H

8/12/98 pA3Zion's Hill United Methodist Church

All for a good cause: Concert raises funds for Wilton Social Services [photo], H 3/2/98 pA1+

Zmistowski, MaryIt's Over: Classes come to a close for


Zodiac Professional ProductsShowing off on the Sound [photo], H

4/29/98 pA3Zografidis, George

`Mister' moniker is memorable, biz owners find, H 8/31/98 pB7

`Mister' moniker is memorable, biz owners find [photo], H 8/31/98 pB7

Zoning law-NorwalkHot debate on Water St. plan, H

9/17/98 pA3Marine biz plan sparks waterfront

worries, H 9/8/98 pA3You get what you zone for:

Government planners largely define the way towns look and live [photo], H 8/22/98 pA1+

Zoning law-WestonYou get what you zone for:


Zoning law-WestportArtists try to save Kids Wall project, H

9/8/98 pA3Day-care plan irks neighbors, H

9/4/98 pA3New regulations worry Westport's

architectural panel, H 9/23/98 pA3

Westport seeks to curb size of homes, H 9/22/98 pA3

You get what you zone for: Government planners largely define the way towns look and live [photo], H 8/22/98 pA1+

Zoning law-WiltonSupports assisted living, with caveat

[letter], H 10/23/98 pA11You get what you zone for:


Zoppi, PhilTrucks wearing out I-95 asphalt

[photo], H 1/31/98 pA1+Zuckerman, Mike


Zuk, WyattCrafts galore [photo], H 11/19/98 pB2

Zullo, Frank N.SoNo to bars: Shush, H 11/19/98

pA1+Speaking out: What government can't

do, we must as citizens [op-edit], H 11/28/98 pA13

Taste of Dixie coming to SoNo, H 10/31/98 pA3

Zurich Centre GroupEconomic factors may have led to

Zurich Centre about-face, BJ 9/21/98 p1+

Zusman, Dr. HowardBack to work: Doctor's focus in on

aggressive physical therapy [photo], H 2/4/98 pA7

IHC puts ìndustrial athletes' back on their feet [photo], BJ 4/13/98 p3+

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