Stamford Advocate - 2022-05-20

• Tradition continues
• With sequel plans, Rob Reiner turns ‘Spinal Tap’ up to 11
• Emerson poll for the U.S. Senate: Blumenthal beats all Republican­s
• Man pleads guilty to assault in restaurant
• N.Y. man rejects plea offer in Westport jewelry theft case
• ‘You know who you are’
• House passes bill to crack down on gasoline ‘price gouging’
• After Buffalo, civil rights leaders pitch anti-hate plans
• A basketball star’s lessons on failure, redemption
• Herald trumpets return to UConn
• Expert questions ‘secrecy’ surroundin­g bear’s fatal shooting
• Up to $31M in bonuses at Purdue Pharma OK’d
• State’s economy adds 1,600 jobs in April
• Workers quitting jobs at higher-than-normal rates
• Law requires schools to teach climate change
• Maria Teresa D’Agostino
• The mystery and legacy of Bobbi the bear
• We support the leadership of Stamford schools
• A musical story with 3 sides
• Valedictor­ian reimagines own legacy fighting stereotype­s
• Huskies to host Oklahoma State in Big 12-Big East Battle
• After Mets lose Scherzer, Alonso HR in 10th beats Cards
• POSTSEASON SCHEDULE
• Santander’s 3-run HR in 9th leads Orioles over Yankees
• NHL PLAYOFF CAPSULE
• Jones shrugs off Giants not picking up his 5th-year option
• Want to green your home? The many eco-benefits of modern electric fireplaces
• ‘Men’ an arty horror film that stumbles in the woods
• ‘Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers’ evokes Roger Rabbit in meta reboot
• ‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ actually a throwback in more ways than one
• Will Netflix return to ‘Virgin River’?
• Greedy sisters accuse sibling of theft
• Body can keep electrolyt­es in balance

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