Stamford Advocate - 2020-05-26

• ‘It’s time to surrender’
• Grocery workers seek virus protection­s
• Campers want straight answer on summer plans
• Experts: Public demand drove up coverage of Jennifer Dulos case
• Police: Stamford residents helping thieves by leaving cars unlocked
• SiriusXM radio calls audibles for sports shows in pandemic
• Photograph­er captures kids as superheroe­s
• Tiny education programs get more relief per student
• Congress says COVID-19 tests should be free — but who’s paying?
• With virus slowing, hospitals performing elective surgeries
• Officials make keeping popular walking trails open a priority
• First selectman pushes to expand outdoor dining in downtown Greenwich
• Booker renews effort to get 74 sailors onto Vietnam Memorial
• ‘Bored’ seismologi­sts find a new hobby: Tracking silence
• The workplace is alive and well. Let’s plan for it.
• Why conspiracy theories are more dangerous
• Crisis tests value of AI in medicine
• U.N. virus therapy trial pauses test of controvers­ial medication
• Behind in the count
• Isolating from family a ‘hot topic’ with players as NHL plots its return
• Keselowski gets win but Hendrick Motorsport­s takes two losses
• Ewing out of hospital after being treated for COVID
• Running on empty? Charity events wary in time of COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing
• Colon still hoping to pitch again in the major leagues
• Healthy Karl starts podcast, may coach again
• NHL is planning move to small-group training as Phase 2 of its return to ice
• Trump honors war dead in events colored by pandemic
• Johnson stands by aide over 250-mile lockdown trip
• Future in-laws give fiancee cold feet
• Son sees success with fasting strategy

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