Stamford Advocate - 2020-03-31

• Tully Center eyed as patient-overflow site
• City deploys new hotline, testing center in virus fight
• The whole crisis in one woman’s three-week ordeal
• Grocery chains agree to limit number of shoppers
• Family mourns slain jeweler
• Amid 6 deaths, assisted living facility relocates residents who test negative
• State confirms first prisoner coronaviru­s case
• Instacart deliveries go on as strike looms
• Frontier CEO turns eyes to recovery
• Japanese firms finish Aircastle acquisitio­n
• Market rally rolls on, led by health care stocks
• Grocery stores install shields to stem coronaviru­s spread
• Screening suspects raises exposure fears
• Free laptop distributi­on is a month away
• Late city representa­tive remembered as ‘fearless, tough and determined’
• Thumbs up, thumbs down
• Proud of teachers who are still ‘connectiin­g with kids’
• If you can’t do what you do, do what you can
• All-Decade Team a dicey deal, other than a few stars
• UConn’s Penders applauds NCAA decision on spring athletes eligibilit­y
• Tokyo Olympics reschedule­d for 2021
• Still jumping
• Cole’s Yankees debut on hold
• Wacha embracing technology with help from father
• As MLB ponders post-virus season, players worry about health ramificati­ons
• Giants LB Blake Martinez experience­d in remote learning
• NASCAR’s iRacing is fun but won’t carry teams for very long
• Slater says Pats’ special teams ready to adjust to changes
• Virus coordinato­r Birx is Trump’s data-whisperer
• Herbs and some meds
• Will the coronaviru­s make permanent our diminishin­g need for human contact?
• N.Y. governor begs for help amid ‘staggering’ death toll
• How dire projection­s, grim images dashed Trump’s Easter plan
• Response highlights deepening partisan divide
• Brother is estranged over father’s gift
• Elderberry syrup may treat allergies

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