Stamford Advocate - 2022-05-28

• ‘When I Grow up’
• ‘We can never take safety for granted’
• Principals: Block schedule ‘catastroph­ic’ to organize
• Director Kore-eda returns to Cannes with film about baby box
• QU poll shows Lamont with 8-point lead over Stefanowsk­i
• Darien native Chloe Sevigny returns home to get married
• Free concert to support Ukrainian children
• Darien teacher to give Memorial Day keynote address
• More Memorial Day travel expected, despite gas prices
• Wall Street breaks 7-week losing streak, longest since 2001
• AVAILABILI­TY OF NEW HOUSING UNITS OFF BY 21.7% IN APRIL
• Teen’s poem demands action to stop gun violence
• ‘MY HEART WILL
• FOREVER BE BROKEN’
• Former state resident Carman deemed fit to stand trial
• The failure of the General Assembly in ’22
• State can preserve and grow at the same time
• Where gun rights groups in CT stand on legislativ­e proposals
• Native sons
• Rangers’ Shesterkin succeeds Lundqvist as ‘King’ of New York
• Colonial lead cut from 8 to 3: Scheffler, Stallings, Hossler
• Don’t count Montoya out, he’s only at Indianapol­is to win
• Player fatigue concerns hang over Liverpool-Madrid CL final
• Rafa vs. Uncle Toni: Nadal to meet Auger-Aliassime in Paris
• ‘Miss,’ ‘Mrs.’ dropped from champion honor board
• Motorcycle advancemen­ts for comfort and safety
• Ukraine fears repeat of Mariupol horrors in Donbas
• Trump’s lawsuit against AG is tossed out
• Protests erupt as NRA meets in Texas after school massacre
• Filter contaminan­ts out of tapwater
• Woman hounded by past decisions

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