Stamford Advocate - 2023-03-02

• 3rd affordable housing plan faces pushback
• Bill that shifts SRO duties to staff faces opposition
• Jeweler’s killer sentenced to 40 years
• Nursing homes may face fines for low occupancy
• CT company buys Uno frozen pizza line
• N.J. man faces more charges in alleged money laundering scheme from banks
• Trash ‘innovation’ agency OKs $1M in payouts, and state still has a garbage crisis
• Cannabis activists want more criminal cases dropped
• DOT draws fire after overnight tree-cutting
• AllianceBe­rnstein opens new offices in Stamford
• Study: Consumers want more affordable, reliable internet
• Patricia Ann Vanech
• State legislator­s revive debate over firefighte­rs’ cancer benefits
• In grandmothe­rs we trust
• Assembly must beware of unfunded mandates
• Parents deserve full transparen­cy
• Loading up for playoffs
• Jets picked for Hall of Fame Game
• Giants plan to release receiver Golladay, GM says
• BOYS BASKETBALL CIAC PAIRINGS
• CONCACAF to start 2026 World Cup qualifying in ‘24
• Durant: ‘Can’t fault’ Kyrie Irving for forcing trade from Nets
• Concussion lingers for former NASCAR champion Kurt Busch
• NYC to pay millions over ‘kettling’ at Floyd protest
• Get Type 2 diabetes under control

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