Stamford Advocate - 2022-06-17

• Toxic chemicals in CT water supplies prompt concerns
• Norwalk man gets 3 years’ probation in assault case
• Dolphins spotted south of Darien in Long Island Sound
• Museum & Nature Center’s drive-in films start Friday
• State surpasses 11K COVID deaths
• At ‘affordabil­ity’ rallies, GOP pushes inflation as major campaign theme
• Jan. 6 panel: Plan for Pence to reject electors ‘nuts,’ ‘crazy’
• Biden says recession ‘not inevitable’
• Yale dermatolog­ist finds drug to treat alopecia areata hair loss
• Juneteenth state law to take effect starting in October
• Program aids 1st time homebuyers with down payment costs
• State adds 1,600 jobs in May
• Native Americans struggle to recover from Ida
• Congressio­nal COVID funding deal appears doomed after GOP criticism
• Joan Helzer Tubby
• Gateway towns to Yellowston­e become dead ends after flood
• Good reasons to stock up on COVID tests
• ‘I am very proud of the work we have done’
• Will Conn. plunge with the stock market?
• FLYIN’ FREE
• Rams, Wave finish season in national top five
• CIAC schools holding first showcase
• GIRLS LACROSSE CIAC TOURNAMENT­S TOP PERFORMANC­ES
• A’s hold off Red Sox, avoid sweep
• Auriemma, Mora highlight Travelers Celebrity Pro-Am
• Yanks want to play 2025 games in France
• Jets QB Wilson ‘doesn’t need to be Brady’ in Year 2 progress
• Lightning unfazed trailing Avalanche in Stanley Cup Final
• Exterior lighting improves the safety and appearance of a home
• 5 tips for creating a sparkling living space this summer
• A prison experiment gone wrong in ‘Spiderhead’
• With explosions, tigers and bromance, ‘RRR’ is the action epic you must see
• Sorry, Pixar’s ‘Lightyear’ is a buzzkill
• Flatbush Misdemeano­rs
• Trying to remember NBC disaster drama
• Sister’s beau not welcome at wedding
• Lipoma removal not a simple solution

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