Stamford Advocate - 2020-02-28

• ‘It feels like the clouds have lifted’
• ‘Closing Trinity broke my heart’
• Cohen’s Point72 bets on financial tech firms
• Report of shooter turns out to be hoax
• Probe: Man died of heart attack in police custody
• Parents plan inaugural senior send-off for Darien’s Class of ’20
• Dan + Shay, Justin Bieber, Maren Morris nab top ACM nomination­s
• Conn. should ban trophy hunting the Big 5
• Sen. Alex Bergstein is now Alex Mochary Kasser
• In scramble to stop virus, testing raises tough questions
• Democrats focus on Super Tuesday
• Neighbors: Brewery shooter liked to build guns
• State: Nine new flu deaths; total at 58 for season in CT
• Amid U.S. seafood decline, bushels fuller for state’s oyster producers
• Eversource to acquire pipeline
• New housing activity jumps 13.7% in January
• Virus anxiety triggers steeper market drop
• Compass’ local expansion continues
• Officials: Chinese industry recovering, more aid coming
• Leader of River House to be honored for her advocacy work
• Stamford felon gets six years for gun possession
• Melissa (Missy) Anne Orgera Childakos
• Howard William Truss
• Helen T. Merole
• Gag order appeal dismissed in Jennifer Dulos case
• Pave the roads, chase the geese
• No winners in politicizi­ng trans athletes
• School plan should go to referendum
• Milestone moment for White
• Rebuild showing Vital signs
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Auriemma: Bryant tribute was ‘amazing show of love’
• Storm egde GFA for crown
• Old Greenwich’s Baird to be NWSL commission­er
• What the SNY agreement means for UConn and fans
• STATE OPEN WRESTLING
• ‘The Invisible Man’: Moss is scary good
• Kristen Stewart saves flawed ‘Seberg’
• ‘Brothers’ a one-sided take on The Band
• Teen grandson lacks table manners
• Copper can’t prevent viral infection
• Exceptiona­l modern design B11
• Classic colonial in Mid-City neighborho­od

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