Stamford Advocate - 2019-09-12

• Stamford remembers 9/11
• Cops: Fatal shove eyed in homicide
• Settlement talks with Purdue advance
• From Waveny to Welles, the route Fotis Dulos may have taken
• Training on sex abuse underway
• A notice has been filed to foreclose on Fotis Dulos’ Farmington home.
• City looking for a few good men, women for public safety academy
• Americares ramps up Bahamas relief efforts
• City man charged with throwing cat arrested again on harassment charges
• A corporate hand for gender and maybe more
• Norwalk bans Styrofoam items
• Police: Tips may have thwarted mass shootings
• Murphy talks to Trump about background checks in final negotiatio­ns
• Burglary suspects face child abuse charges
• Louise A. Bove
• LOVESAC REVENUES RISE SHARPLY IN SECOND QUARTER
• Government plans to ban flavors used in ecigarette­s
• New space, same city for Legal & General
• In trade fights, U.S. allies targeted too
• Stocks notch gains as trade tensions ease
• 18 years later, America vows to ‘never forget’ 9/11
• AlQaida chief calls for attacks on West
• Don’t rubberstam­p misguided pet policy
• Tell Trump, Senate to act on gun legislatio­n
• Hearst Connecticu­t to launch digital subscripti­ons program
• Cuffed by the neck
• Rangers one of league’s biggest mysteries going into camp
• Eiselen, Strother lining up a big season
• Brown’s status for Sunday’s game unclear
• McIlroy tops Koepka for the PGA Tour player of the year
• Westhill a contender again
• Top 25 Volleyball Players to Watch
• TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (0-1) AT CAROLINA (0-1)
• Enabling mother creates imbalance
• Pneumonia can hide cancerous mass

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