Stamford Advocate - 2020-07-10

• Martin: Come on down
• Feud over balloting heightens
• FALLEN HEROES REMEMBERED
• City reps pursuing office park case appeal
• Reform bill aims to reshape police oversight
• With a satirical, fictional ‘anti-memoir,’ Jim Carrey gets real
• Might town hear some live concerts?
• Lamont drops CT virus compliance from A- to B+
• Program to aid uninsured virus patients has its critics
• Parents devastated as school closes
• No peeking, voters: Court keeps Trump taxes private for now
• Schools or bars? Opening classrooms may mean hard choices
• Justices rule swath of Okla. remains tribal land
• State sees jobless claims creep up in first week of July
• ISG acquires Mass. automation specialist
• U.S. economy may be stalling out as viral outbreak worsens
• WWE names new chief financial officer
• Market wilts amid worries on virus, economy
• Virus causes uncertaint­y for lotteries
• Tropical storm warning for coastal CT
• Aleksandr Gershman
• Stamford’s era of de facto segregatio­n
• Taking the long view on justice reforms
• An empty nest filled with cranky thoughts
• UConn rowing considers Title IX lawsuit
• UNH, SHU impacted by Ivy League’s decision
• Pats’ Edelman hopes Jackson’s posts on race serve as teaching moment
• UConn looking for new opponents
• Big Ten scraps nonconfere­nce football games
• New extra-inning format stirs debate
• Practices begin at Disney, as teams begin restart routines
• Built with attention to detail B7
• ‘Greyhound’: Hanks embodies U.S. spirit
• ‘Palm Springs’: ‘Groundhog Day’ again
• ‘Relic’ a heartbreak­ing horror allegory
• Do actors get paid for reairing shows?
• Girlfriend wants more time with beau
• Inversion therapy offers limited relief

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