Stamford Advocate - 2022-12-14

• Nolan to debut ‘Oppenheime­r’ IMAX trailer with ‘Avatar 2’
• Official: Hotel program abuse by Conn. correction­s officers could lead to charges
• Doctor billed for dead patients in $2.7 million insurance scam
• Westport man convicted on child sex abuse image charges has bond raised
• Stamford students recognized by DAR
• Ben Lee to step down from Stamford Board of Education
• Dylan Hockley loved to cuddle and cling onto his mom ‘like a koala bear’
• Mary Sherlach died protecting kids at school
• Sanctuary honors Catherine Hubbard’s love of animals
• Emilie Parker was compassion­ate, art-loving big sister
• First grader Allison Wyatt wanted to be teacher
• Daniel Barden known for uncommon compassion
• Family’s nearly 2-decade search for son inspires legislatio­n
• Advocates: Green spaces offer healing powers
• CT green projects get $4.5M from L.I. Sound Futures Fund
• Rarely seen United States coins up for grabs in Connecticu­t -zip codes determine who gets them
• Marie Palma DiBarnaba
• Lillian Marilyn Wright
• A rape survivor’s careful activism in a place where #MeToo feels taboo
• The shock of Sandy Hook must never fade
• Pass whistleblo­wer protection act
• Congress must fulfill promise to immigrants
• Massive U.S. storm brings tornadoes to South
• Freefallin­g
• Yale rallies in second half to put away Fairfield
• CIAC BOYS HOCKEY | 25 PLAYERS TO WATCH
• Messi, Argentina beat Croatia to reach final
• Mississipp­i State coach Mike Leach dies at 61
• A slowdown in U.S. inflation eases some pressure on households
• CONN.’S MAJOR DEFENSE COMPANIES COULD GET BUSINESS BOOST
• Hedge fund to replace Pitney Bowes’ CEO, chairman
• Charges in Meadows voter fraud case considered
• Man tries to convince ex to reunite
• Antigens after COVID not infectious

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