Stamford Advocate - 2021-08-26

• ‘A huge and crying need’
• Behind the numbers in the breakthrou­gh infection spike
• Tutoring program falls short again
• Man fatally stabbed remembered as ‘lost soul’
• First football scrimmages KO’d because of heat
• Mask protesters shut down CT school briefing
• ‘Home again’: Darien schools to welcome students back on Monday
• CHVRCHES slay with album and Robert Smith appearance
• Weeks after beluga death, Mystic says another is very ill
• SPX pop-up store celebrates runners’ return
• Connecticu­t in desperate need of transporta­tion money, but spending it may be challengin­g
• Dalio Education founds storytelli­ng platform for Connecticu­t teachers
• Staff shortages limit state mental health services
• Janet (Mancini) Palladino
• Arrest warrant offers details of mall shooting
• Witness: R. Kelly made victims write fake blackmail letters
• State on track for record sexual harassment complaints
• MORTGAGE-APPROVAL ALGORITHMS HIDE BIAS
• ‘A very important drug’
• Purdue: Settlement better for states than continuing suits
• Disney Store set to close at Danbury mall
• Modest gains produce highs for S&P 500, Nasdaq
• Murphy gets it right about Afghanista­n
• Prep for Henri should be norm for storms
• Chew on this — gum can make you smarter
• CT victim’s family decries secrecy in 9/11 documents
• Rising temps bring focus to heat illness awareness
• Rams get RB Sony Michel from Patriots for 2022 draft picks
• Jets’ Curry has rare illness, hopes to play in 2022
• WHO team: Search for COVID origins stalled
• New N.Y. governor adds 12K deaths to COVID tally
• U.S. troops must get their COVID-19 vaccines ASAP
• Blinken: 1,500 Americans may still await evacuation from Afghanista­n
• Mom plants thick roots in son’s home
• ‘Unopposed estrogen’ poses little risk
• HOROSCOPE

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