Stamford Advocate - 2023-02-24

• Probe: DCF monitoring ‘inadequate’
• Stamford schools face $8.8M ‘fiscal cliff ’
• State lawmakers want to pull unregulate­d cannabis products from retail shelves
• Riley Keough brings music pedigree to ‘Daisy Jones’
• ‘Parents Bill of Rights’ gets broad support at hearing
• Killings of CT mother and son a ‘bad nightmare’ for family
• U.S. revises down last quarter’s economic growth to 2.7% rate
• U.S. applicatio­ns for jobless benefits fall again last week
• Farmington manufactur­ing company expanding facilities, adding jobs
• Government ending COVID grocery support
• U.S. mass killings linked to extremism spiked over last decade
• Gunman kills three, including reporter covering initial incident
• How Biden’s proposed asylum rule affects immigratio­n
• CT events marking one year of war in Ukraine
• Officials should watch what they post
• Erasing 6 months of work not a step forward
• ‘The world has consistent­ly underestim­ated Ukrainians’
• Paul Ryan: Biden, Trump doing ‘the opposite of leadership’
• Vaughn eager to keep building Nets after landing new deal
• Center Mitchell Robinson nearing return to lineup
• WRESTLING CAPSULES
• Red Sox’s Cora: Pitch timer gives Jansen unexpected edge
• Four things to watch as Celtics begin stretch run
• Karaban comes up big in UConn win over Providence
• 3 things every homeowner should do at the start of spring
• Movie review: ‘Marlowe’ a tepid take on classic noir
• ‘Cocaine Bear’ is here to strike a blow to staid Hollywood
• ‘Emily’ review: The power and fire of the gifted, strange Brontë sister
• What is happening with ‘Leverage: Redemption’?
• Steroid treats oral lichen planus
• Stepmom cut out of party planning

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