Stamford Advocate - 2019-06-13

• Martin names new top cop
• Cleaners rally in Stamford, Norwalk
• Dulos search turns to Avon
• New Haven cops trained to treat kids with trauma
• Jennifer Dulos’ family: ‘Someone has informatio­n.’
• SOUNDWATER­S CHOOSES THREE STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL INTERNS
• School provides sign language interprete­rs for musicals
• The wrong way to give rights to home care workers
• Case prompts talk on abuse
• Connecticu­t Republican­s still seeking union savings
• UTC cushions fallout for Lamont as it leaves state
• LAMONT TALKS BUSINESS DURING FAIRFIELD VISIT
• Foundation grants keep up despite 2018 stock drop
• Auriemma coming to city with UConn conference
• GOVERNOR HEARS WOMEN’S CONCERNS AT COWORKING CENTER
• Banks, tech stocks drag market down again
• Who decides what new products are seen?
• Noble efforts to redirect young lives
• Wisdom for the aging
• Jim joins the Hall
• Darien completes wire-to-wire run atop poll
• Collier adjusting well to WNBA
• US catching heat for goal celebratio­ns
• Diarra to end playing career, to stay on as student assistant coach
• A beautiful course, a beast of a US Open
• After busy offseason, no further roster surprises
• 6 suspects, including gunman, are arrested in Ortiz shooting
• KNOW the storm
• Chopper crash renews 9/11 worry in NYC
• Ex-Trump aide Hicks, of Greenwich, agrees to interview with Judiciary
• Bishops approve new abuse reporting hotline
• Daughter’s gun makes dad feel unsafe
• Prostate cancer screening poses risks

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