Stamford Advocate - 2020-12-14

• ‘2020 needs this’
• Purdue consultant apologizes for work
• CT’s college athletes navigate emotional hurdles of pandemic
• Zoning Board seeks more input on new historic preservati­on rules
• Gov readies CT for COVID-19 vaccine rollout
• ‘THERE’S NO GOING BACK TO NORMAL’
• Artists, activists rush to save Black Lives Matter murals
• Researcher­s looking to solve riddle of old bones found in Ridgefield
• Donations soar, but nonprofits still struggle with pandemic
• Transit, climate and our health are not free GETTING
• Nurses standing strong against 2nd wave
• These 7 Dems will represent CT in Electoral College vote
• DOJ probe of Catholic church abuse goes quiet 2 years later
• Snow expected to hit CT twice this week
• Margaret Vitti Buzzeo
• Phyllis Kahn
• Agent: Master spy writer John le Carre dies at 89
• Excerpt from ‘Before I Get to My Desk —
• Newtown author explains poetry’s power to heal in wake of trauma
• Budget toll from virus hits both Dem, GOP-led states
• Not in the Cards
• Cooley, Hurley feisty foes in the past
• Westbrook shows off versatilit­y in UConn debut
• Five stats from UConn’s win over UMass Lowell
• Wilson throws 4 more TDs, Seahawks rout winless Jets
• Final round pushed to Monday because of storms
• Coastal breaks into top 10; Alabama still holding top spot
• Chiefs overcome turnovers, Miami to clinch
• Herbs and some meds
• Notre Dame-Clemson rematch has title stakes
• Auburn fires Malzahn after eight seasons
• U.S. investigat­ing computer hacks
• Trump raises China concerns in veto threat
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Partner needs ‘man-boy’ to grow up
• Low PSA not a cancer-free guarantee

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