Stamford Advocate - 2022-01-07

• Med board revokes doctor’s license, fines 4 others
• Music: 2021 was a good year for Wallen, Adele — and vinyl
• Board OKs money to pay for Boccuzzi Park project overruns
• Warrant: School staffer had history of ‘abnormal behavior’
• How Conn.’s cannabis licensing process compares to other states
• Businesses tired of being mask enforcers
• Guilford medical technology firm moving to New Haven
• On Jan. 6, CT Dems denounce ‘big lie’
• Samuel Kravitz
• State’s GOP doing its best to ignore Trump’s claims of stolen election
• Amerigo V. Bria
• Exodus to Conn. never happened
• Power plant’s loss is a gain for the state
• How to stop games getting out of hand
• ND-Fairfield focused on future, not ‘what-ifs?’
• COVID recovery timelines will vary for returning Huskies
• Fromm likely getting a second start at quarterbac­k
• It was a learning experience for OC LaFleur in his first year
• Rask close to return with Bruins, signs with Providence
• With ‘relentless recruiting,’ ‘Bama, UGA build super teams
• Djokovic in limbo as he fights deportatio­n from Australia
• Bucs make it official: terminate A.B.’s contract
• Biden decries Trump backers’ ‘dagger at throat’ of democracy
• Trump maintains grip on Republican Party despite violent insurrecti­on
• Cuomo due in court virtually after DA drops fondling case
• Review: ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ delivers on atmosphere and immaculate production design
• ‘A Hero,’ from filmmaker Asghar Farhadi, is a Dostoyevsk­ian tale of everyday tragedy
• Review: Charming ‘Poupelle of Chimney Town’ dares you to keep dreaming
• Why do shows in syndicatio­n air out of order?
• Friend expands invite without notice
• Stopping BP med relieves leg cramps

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