Stamford Advocate - 2020-02-29

• Police looking for caller behind 911 hoax
• Toquam teachers denounce moldy conditions of school
• Conn. gets approval to test for virus
• Legislatio­n would broaden scope of domestic violence
• N.Y. man accused of choking woman during Tinder date
• JEFF JACOBS
• Amid market fears, legacy loan program gets reboot
• Himes, Hayes weigh Dem endorsemen­ts ahead of S.C.
• ‘Amazing Race’ filming suspended as virus concerns hit entertainm­ent industry
• Charges against Darien EMT dismissed
• State gun rights advocates push back on proposed ammunition tax
• Charter Communicat­ions announces eight-figure investment in small biz
• Wall Street has worst week since 2008 as S&P 500 drops 11.5 percent
• Taste of Stamford Face masks sold out in Darien
• Conn. man who married wife at hospital after 2nd cancer diagnosis dies at 26
• State lawmakers reignite battle over net neutrality
• Robert “Bob” Giangoia
• The lasting importance of the Greenwood Initiative
• Sound habitat must be protected
• High five for Storm
• Williams on the offensive
• Huskies have their hands full
• Red Sox’s Rafael Devers likely to be even bigger part of offense
• MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• WOMEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY
• CIAC GYMNASTICS
• INDOOR TRACK & FIELD: NEW ENGLAND PREVIEW CAPSULES
• Yanks’ Frazier doing his best to attract attention for the right reasons
• Trump picks Ratcliffe as top intelligen­ce official, again
• U.S., Taliban set peace signing
• After obesity surgery, more patients returning for another
• Court temporaril­y halts ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy
• Attendee wants to wear bridal gown
• Dad doesn’t want son to play drums

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