Stamford Advocate - 2019-05-02

• Officials warn: Avoid the gridlock
• Turn of River custodian on leave after social media post
• Senator grills AG in testy hearing
• Former New Canaan food services director charged in theft
• Barr, Mueller trade barbs as Russia probe rift goes public.
• Lost phone at scene of burglary leads to arrest
• Cannabis bill passes crucial committee
• Murphy rolls out plan for ‘public option’ Medicare
• Dems, Lamont at odds over taxing the rich
• Report: 39 anti-Semitic incidents in Conn. in 2018
• 5 nursing homes around Connecticu­t fined
• Bill would end ‘gay panic defense’ in state
• Opponents: Parental rights at stake in state’s child vaccinatio­n plan
• Elsa A. F. Herrington
• Geraldine Sollitto
• CONNECTICU­T ECONOMY LAGS REGION, U.S. IN 2018
• Purdue exits sleep-drug partnershi­p
• Pitney Bowes sees returns dip in first quarter
• Many college graduates feel their grip on middle class loosening
• Stocks sink as Fed disappoint­s some
• White House wants $4.5B in emergency border funding
• Biden’s rise tests Trump’s casting of foes as socialists
• A new generation of addicts
• Rainy day fund essential to state growth
• Tolls are better than alternativ­e
• Sweeping statement
• Polish guard Ania Makurat excited to play for ‘rock star’ Geno Auriemma
• Duka, Small cruise to wins in half marathon
• D-backs beat Yankees for 2-game sweep
• No. 2 Rams hosting No. 1 Blue Wave Saturday
• Hatters, Panthers boys off to typical strong starts
• Westhill’s Gerard shuts down Greenwich in first start
• Olympic runner Semenya loses fight over testostero­ne rules
• Favorite Omaha Beach has been scratched due to breathing problem
• Parent considers assault allegation
• ‘Baby aspirin’ not meant for babies

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