He’s a relentless campaigner trying to forge an August Democratic primary for governor. On Tuesday Mayor Joe Ganim’s gubernatorial campaign operation will spread out across
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WPCA Board To Address Collection Issues Raised By City Council
The Water Pollution Control Authority board, in response to reforms proposed by the City Council regarding the agency’s collection practices, has scheduled a special meeting
Read moreWelcome To The Jungle: OIB 10th Anniversary Party, Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo, May 23
Okay, time to mark your calendars, Wednesday, May 23, 5-7 pm for the OIB 10th anniversary party at Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo. The theme? “Welcome To
Read moreMcKinney Disses Walker, Endorses Herbst For Governor
In 2014, former State Senator John McKinney and Bridgeport resident David Walker formed a campaign team when the candidates ran for governor and lieutenant governor
Read moreZoners Table Spirited Battle Over Liquor Law
UPDATE: item tabled Monday night. From Brian Lockhart, CT Post Monday could finally bring some closure to the two-year fight over changing the city’s liquor
Read moreNewton: “Just Hire One,” The Road To Reentry
“Returning citizen navigator” City Councilman Ernie Newton was the featured guest on Tom Dudchik’s Capitol Report show focused on reentry reform for former offenders, second-chance
Read moreA Report From The Trenches, WPCA Scrutiny Leads To Roar Of Reform
Sludge is a messy business in more ways than one. The Water Pollution Control Authority is charged with overseeing the city’s treatment and processing of
Read moreNedheads Rejoice–Lamont Builds Momentum Weeks From Convention
Former state commissioner Jonathan Harris on Friday dropped out of the race for governor to throw his support behind Greenwich entrepreneur Ned Lamont who’s on
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