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Killed in shooting, Stamford High grad remembered as a real team player on and off football field
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Courtney Lewis, a Stamford High School graduate, was killed Sunday night, friends told The Stamford Advocate on Monday.Contributed / Denice Dutra-Laveris
STAMFORD The community is mourning the death of a 19-year-old Stamford High School graduate after he was fatally shot Sunday night.
Courtney Lewis, a former standout football and volleyball player for Stamford High School, was killed Sunday night, friends told The Stamford Advocate on Monday. Police, while not releasing the name of the victim, confirmed a 19-year-old was killed after gunshots broke out during a get-together of car enthusiasts in Stamford’s West Side on Sunday.
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Stamford hoped to give frontline workers Johnson & Johnson shots at a Tuesday clinic. Then the feds said pause.
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Stamford teachers and staff wait to get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine as part of a two-day effort to get all of them inoculated on March 6 at Stamford Hospital. The following weekend, secondary staff got the same opportunity.Erik Trautmann / Hearst Connecticut Media
STAMFORD City officials had hoped about 300 frontline workers and small business employees could get the Johnson & Johnson vaccine at a special city-organized clinic Tuesday, just like had happened weeks earlier for Stamford educators. Then came the news that the federal government had abruptly recommended a temporary halt in administering the one-dose shot.
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