Stamford Advocate - 2019-03-15

• ‘All we want is our day in court’
• XFL still working to clinch TV contract
• Wide-ranging pot bills offered
• College test companies defend policies amid scandal
• INSIDE: Education funds to arm teachers not answer to violence, lawmakers say.
• Friends charged as fight escalates with knife, machete
• Cops: Babysitter strangled by Stamford father
• When a political cartoon provokes outrage
• Local police divided on sharing informatio­n with ICE
• Blumenthal maxes on out Boeing Max 8 flap
• State threatens legal action for lawmaker’s unpaid $4,500 fine
• Conn. aid-in-dying proponents: Terminally ill deserve ‘control’
• Stamford IT firm ISG sees its revenues increase
• In family leave fight, misinforma­tion claims fly
• Cigna and Anthem await judge’s multibilli­on-dollar decision
• GE head: 2019 a ‘reset’ year
• Why France is analyzing Ethiopian jet’s black boxes
• U.S. stock indexes end mostly lower
• Tackling the early childhood education dilemma
• College plan needs ‘more accountabi­lity’
• FOI puts spotlight on stealth searches
• Family leave mattered for my family
• Keeping Latin in Stamford high schools
• Turnaround at Trinity
• UConn doesn’t take success for granted
• ‘Melzer and the Miracles’
• Do-or-die Huskies move on
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• LONG DISTANCE RUNAROUND
• Quinnipiac, Yale facing different pressures
• Alonso’s status an issue for union watching service time
• Fleetwood, Bradley tied for lead
• In 420-0 vote, House says Mueller report should be public
• Lawmakers vote to seek Brexit delay
• Senate slaps down Trump border emergency; Republican­s defect
• Rejected in 2016, Sanders hopes for a warmer reception in S.C.
• ‘Wonder Park’ a disappoint­ing ride
• ‘Five Feet Apart’: A kiss to die for
• Did Bing Crosby bring in Barry Fitzgerald’s real mother while shooting ‘Going My Way’?
• MOVIE TIMETABLE
• Phone use at concert disturbs couple
• ‘Concierge service’ raises a red flag
• HOROSCOPE
• DAILY BRIDGE CLUB
• Perfect home for entertaini­ng
• Gray colonial in North Stamford is on 1.19 acres
• Stamford Realtor has a passion for working with first-time buyers
• Lifelong love of architectu­re
• RECENT AREA HOME SALES
• Constructi­on spending up strong 1.3 percent in January
• William Pitt Sotheby’s brokerage manager makes commitment to excellence
• Buyer closes on distressed property with renovation loan

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