Stamford Advocate - 2021-11-18

• Holiday TV brings new and classic movies
• Remove statue of Mystic Massacre leader at state Capitol, tribes urge
• FEMA office to help with storm repairs
• New Canaan finance chief leaving for similar role in Norwalk
• Oil dealers call on Lamont to end natural gas conversion incentives
• CREATING AN ACCESSIBLE & BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM
• IN THE HOME // AUTUMN EDITION
• Theresa O. Signorile
• Facing backlash, Lamont defends decision to drop TCI from agenda
• Betty B. Torpey
• Teachers: Choir video withheld over BLM content
• My wife maintains her perfect political record
• How should Conn. spend surplus?
• A grim milestone in overdose deaths
• Thorange County: Angels lure Noah Syndergaar­d away from Mets
• How former Husky Culmo became the voice of UConn
• NCAA women’s tournament expands to 68 teams
• Blue Jays’ Ray, Brewers’ Burnes win Cy Young awards
• Naturally, Falcons vs. Patriots brings back memories
• Confident US sees home wins, road draws as path to World Cup
• Korda, Ko take their race to final event of LPGA Tour
• Federer sees ‘end is near,’ hopes for on-court bye
• Thursday’s NFL Matchup
• Is Hurts the answer for the Eagles? Answering five big QB questions across the NFL.
• Bishops approve Communion document without singling out politician­s who back abortion rights
• Rittenhous­e lawyers ask judge to declare mistrial over video
• Jan. 6 rioter who carried spear, wore horns, draws 41-month sentence
• Father’s tantrums due to head injury
• Club members pose main COVID risk

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