Stamford Advocate - 2023-02-18

• ‘An issue that has haunted Connecticu­t for too long’
• ‘I don’t get those numbers’
• Blumenthal: Tesla recall of 360K vehicles ‘long overdue’
• Suspects in car theft and burglaries captured in Stamford
• Feds: Convicted hitman sentenced for string of violent CT bank robberies
• Parents: Redding boy killed in house fire known for ‘tireless sense of adventure’
• State paid company $1.4M to clean abandoned mental hospital
• Police: Third man arrested in January shooting
• Cautious but steady consumers buoy hopes for U.S. economy
• Tank plant in Ohio plays big role in Ukraine war
• Sikorsky officials respond following Black Hawk helicopter crash in Alabama
• State lawmakers to debate how much early voting is enough
• Robert S. Calabrese
• Lawyer for ex-Memphis cop: Policing needs to change
• Legacy of discrimina­tion taints contractin­g world
• Cap on rent hikes benefits everyone
• Collision course
• Cole hopes addition of Rodon gives Yankees best shot to end Astros jinx
• College hoops undergoing a big man revival
• Source: Free-agent QB Carr meeting with Jets
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• Judge rules PGA Tour can depose Saudi backers of LIV
• Shiffrin remembers her late father at gold-medal ceremony
• 4 Reasons You May Get A Computer Virus
• Zelenskyy seeks support to avoid more deaths
• Military finishes recovering Chinese balloon debris
• Woman weighs contacting father
• Flexitaria­n diet provides benefits

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