Stamford Advocate (Sunday) - 2019-04-14

• The law of the ring
• City filled with high earners
• Reducing an illegal market
• Overhaul would close affordable housing loopholes in Stamford
• Employees enter day 3 of strike
• COLIN MCENROE
• Food? The menu needs to change
• Jane Barbara Wasco
• Elvio Casatelli
• Darien prepares for 200th anniversar­y
• Bruce Museum names new executive director
• Trump’s sanctuary city idea could benefit some immigrants
• Workers’ rights a 2020 campaign focus this weekend
• UK asked not to overlook Swedish claims to Assange
• Norwalk man launches nation’s first hybrid cargo vessel
• Mobile pantry reinvents the food drive
• What not to do with $100M
• Public option makes sense for Connecticu­t As tolls and marijuana take center stage, a bill under considerat­ion in Hartford could not only improve coverage but help fulfill some of the unrealized promise of the 2010 health care law.
• Odds not good for Lamont’s Big Four
• Bruins slip past Rams
• Courage award doesn’t tell the whole story
• Darien’s Williams just too smooth
• Molinari takes 2-shot lead at Masters
• 1 Local Sports Roundup,
• The Masters drawing that helped free a man from prison
• Russell, LeVert lead Nets to Game 1 stunner
• Sabathia cruises in return
• Bulldogs clinch spot in Ivy tourney
• In search of Bald Peak
• Hill still speaking her mind, this time on podcast
• Revolution 4: Stanley connects its machine universe
• Hospital conglomera­te withstands challenges
• UBS job losses persist in state
• TurboTax expert answers tax questions
• Holding freedom dear
• Archive reveals the creative process of Maurice Sendak
• The mystery ends over Wadsworth’s van Gogh
• Good cakes come from an unexpected source
• PLAN ON IT
• Bellying up to the Genius Bar
• What’s hard to say aloud
• An Easter ritual
• ‘THESE ARE UNTETHERED TIMES’
• Seder plate draws on traditions, but gets creative

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