Stamford Advocate - 2019-01-11

• Murphy joins effort to protect federal workers from lenders
• Greenwich students receive prestigiou­s science honors
• Big developmen­t vs. little guy
• Retiring, but still an influence
• PLAN ON IT
• Board of directors to lead Trinity Catholic
• Family brawl erupts outside courthouse
• A night for insiders to party — and, oh yeah, network
• Lamont prepares for new routine in Hartford
• Panel misses deadline on pension aid
• Alan Costain Elwell
• Political candidates as brands-politics meets marketing
• Opioid judgment not the end of the road
• Tow-truck driver arrested after high-speed I-95 chase
• Bridgewate­r Associates teams with consulting firm
• Industrial­s lead stocks higher; Macy’s up
• Diageo to move Norwalk HQ operations to NYC
• Weak holiday sales catch many off guard
• FuelCell Energy exits 2018 with $62M loss
• Trump moves closer to emergency declaratio­n
• Cohen to testify before Congress next month
• Top diplomat assails Obama in Mideast policy speech
• Reworked story lifts ‘ The Upside’
• Will ‘Homeland’ be returning?
• Rescue owner wants cats euthanized
• Recovering addict still feels terrible
• HOROSCOPE
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• A learning curve
• Defense sparks rout of Cincinnati
• Darnold all in on new head coach Gase
• Sacred Heart still rides for Pagni
• LeBron cleared for more activity, still not ready to play
• Ho-Sang ready to help again
• Mets, Lowrie agree to two-year, $20M deal
• Bridgeport Sound Tigers at Utica Comets
• A ‘stunning retreat’ in Darien
• Realtor licensed in two states, helps with corporate relocation­s
• Broad marketing background
• When is the best time to put a for sale sign in front of my home?
• Mortgage rates are expected to rise in 2019. If you’re shopping for a home, it could get tougher
• Mortgage banker guarantees a 21-day closing on Bethel home

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