From Brian Lockhart, CT Post The terminal relocation is just one piece of an evolving city coastline, which begins at the Steel Point redevelopment where
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Keeley Seeks Court Relief Following 1 Vote Primary Loss
Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis, no stranger to sorting out thorny city election issues, will decide if former State Rep. Bob Keeley is worthy of
Read morePuerto Rico Relief Efforts
From the mayor’s office: · Below and attached are a few relief efforts taking place throughout the City of Bridgeport. For more information about a particular
Read moreLauretti, Parade, Marines, Free Concerts Highlight Columbus Weekend Events
Shelton Mayor Mark Lauretti, also a Republican candidate for governor in 2018, is this year’s grand marshal for the Columbus Day Parade Oct. 8th. Two
Read moreMalloy Vetoes “Gimmick” Republican Budget
Governor Dan Malloy on Thursday vetoed a state budget advanced by Republicans with some crossover support by a handful of Democrats that the governor declares
Read moreCity School Leaders Sweat Out State Budget Fiasco
The state that funds most city school expenses has no budget. Meanwhile, school officials have operated on city-budgeted cash to stay afloat. But that dough
Read moreSpirited Hearing Over Proposed Liquor Store Expansion
Monday night’s zoning commission hearing turned rowdy with opponents to opening up more liquor store applications frustrated by process and a lawyer for the city
Read moreFairfield Museum Rescues Historic Black Rock Mural
Before Black Rock became part of Bridgeport, the Town of Fairfield claimed it. From the Fairfield Museum & History Center: A large mural painted by a
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