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• Officials Provide Saturday Update Following Train Derailment 0
• Recalling The Wreck Of The Federal Express in The West End 1
• Wyman Cracks The Whip, Jepsen Whistles Ringmaster, Finch Delivers Watch For Barnum Festival 0
• Report: Bridgeport Metro Among Tops For Business Growth 15
• The Challenging Future Of The Diocese Of Bridgeport 4
• If Hennessy’s Reform Bill Fails Will A Legal Challenge Follow? 8
• Mr. Barnum Invites You To Jenny Lind Concert Featuring 12 Sopranos At UB 3
• Pelto Pelts School Board Leader’s Daycare Connection 1
• State Legislators Ayala And Clemons Support Slots In Bridgeport 21
• Big Mac’s Salary In Line With Others In His Government Field 27
• Finch, Police Union Join Forces For Police Memorial 1
• Legislation To Shut Down Illegal Businesses Approved In State House 8
• Hennessy Tries To Save Government Reform Bill, Announces New Support With Grandfather Clause 8
• The Budget Vote Leap Of Faith–Light A Candle, Say A Prayer 12
• Mayor Applauds Money For Downtown, East End Projects 3
• City Council Approves Budget To Lessen Tax Hit, Finch Praises Council 30
• Malloy Announces $2 Million For City Remediation Projects 4
• Pelto, Lopez Double Team Moales’ Property Issues 5
• What If Taxpayers Stayed Home? Showing Up Made A Difference In Budget Process 5
• Don’t Fly A Model Plane Here! 2
• Council Committee Reduces Mayor’s Proposed Tax Increase, McCarthy Praises Work Of Members 59
• Bike With Bill, Mayor Celebrates Bike Week 10
• Business Owner Hosts Fundraiser For Two-Year-Old Victim 1
• Finch To Break Ground On $11 Million Grant For Steel Point 14
• Student Brain Power–Kuchma Partners With UB Design School 2
• Full City Council Vote On Budget Set For Monday 4
• Simon Says (Or Asks), Will Sonny Fox Run For City Council? 9
• Tom White: City Government Is A Morally Compromised Institution 12
• New Happenings At Arcade Downtown 1
• Budget Battle–Is There An Appetite To Cut? If So, What? 15
• Man Bites Cop’s Face In Hospital 3
• Residents Rail Against Tax Increase At Public Hearing–David Walker: City At Crossroads 88
• Weather Permitting, Downtown Road Improvements Continue 1
• Musto Heralds No-Excuse Absentee Voting 10
• Janet Gomes Wins PAC Election, Working Families Party Accuses Excel Bridgeport Of Smear Campaign 22
• Testy Election For Parent Advisory Council 10
• Inspiration Awards For Excellence In Education 3
• Mayor Inflexible Toward UB Gymnastics 15
• Sharkey Supports Blood Sport, Wimps Out On Bridgeport Reform Bill 5
• Newspaper Management Loves Democracy When It Bloats Bottom Line 0
• More Bomb Scares At Schools, Students Back In Class 7
• When Public Hearings Were Jammed, Plus: The Scratchy Relationship Between Mario Testa And Ex-School Chief Jim Connelly, A Study In Political Pragmatism 2
• National Geographic Chronicles Wright Brothers Historic Nosedive, Whitehead’s Flight 2
• Step Right Up–Royal Court Crowned For Barnum Festival 2
• Final Public Hearing On The City Budget Tuesday 4
• Beach Lovers Among Sinners And Saints In The Rock 8
• Big Mac’s Having A Ball 2
• New High School Property, Downtown Development On City Council Agenda 16
• Malloy, Finch Break Ground For Fuel Cell Power Project 10
• Walsh Tells Musto To Grow A Spine On City Council Reform Bill, ‘Will You Roll Over And Play Dead Or Find Courage?’ 30
• Finch Speaks Against Proposed UI Rate Hike At Public Hearing 18
• He’s Baaack! Police Department Prepares For Deputy Chief Jimmy Honis’ Return Monday 7
• Walk With Sir Charles In South End, Homeownership Expo At Morton Center 0
• One Last Chance To Squawk About The City Budget At Public Hearing 7
• Malloy And Finch To Attend Groundbreaking For Fuel Cell Plant 3
• City Seeks Help Identifying Driver Who Critically Injured Child 1
• General Lee Harbors Budget Review 3
• Pinocchio Alert: What’s Mario Testa’s Real Address, Monroe Or Bridgeport? Records Contradict Testa Statements, Restaurant Zone Change Approved 41
• Pelto Moles Through Moales’ Finances 9
• Paging Zombie Land–Can Mojica Drum Up The Mojo For A City Council Challenge? Election Year For The Council 19
• Should Connecticut Grant Driver’s Licenses To Undocumented Immigrants? 12
• Searching For Light In Sherwood’s Budget Forest–Can A Tax Hit Be Avoided? 16
• Testo’s Restaurant, Sausage Company On P&Z Agenda 8
• Kohut Peers Into His Crystal Ball On City’s Financial Future–’Toilet Tissue’ Rating 2
• Wimpy Factor–CT Post Fillets City Legislators For Ducking Reform Bill 8
• Finch: Blockheads Got It Wrong, Bridgeport Not Highest Taxed 9
• Hennessy Grills Testa, Cites Democratic Chairman As Reason For His Conflict-Of-Interest Legislation 17
• Saluting City’s Bravest And Finest 0
• Why Is Anthony Musto Afraid Of Supporting A Good Government Bill That Prohibits City Employees From Serving On The City Council? 25
• No Love For Valentino 15
• Wood Praises Charlie Carroll As One Of City’s Best 40
• Commisserate With Evette Brantley About Taxes At West Side Council District Meeting 4
• The City Council’s Leap Of Faith On The Budget 13
• Cast Your Vote, Show Off The Best Of Bridgeport 26
• What A Drag! Winston, Deadbeat Dad, Pinched Outside NAACP Meeting–”I Take Full Responsibility” But … 17
• Mayor, Police, School Leaders To Unveil School Security Assessment 8
• Taxed To The Max, Councilwoman Brantley’s Ready To Sell And Get Out–General Lee Tells Council ‘You Fail As Fiscal Watchdogs’ 21
• Milling And Paving Downtown Continues 1
• Chaos At NAACP Meeting, Marshal Smokes Winston 9
• Gilmore Remembers L’Ambiance Collapse 4
• View From A Political Demagogue, ‘New Haven Would Look Like Bridgeport Without Yale’ 41
• Don’t Harp On Bridgeport! New Haven Bombshell Changes Elm City Mayoral Race 11
• Public Hearing On Budget Tonight 4
• Hennessy: Good Government Bill “Dead” Without More Local Support–State Legislative Wimps Duck Reform–Grogins Still Hopeful For Passage 19
• Constituent To Musto, “Shame On You” For Not Supporting Government Reform Bill 10
• Reorganization Of Local NAACP On Monday Night 3
• Illingworth: I Would Recuse Myself From Any Votes Regarding School Uniforms 6
• Barnum Festival Kicks Off Season “Honoring Tradition, Embracing Diversity And Having A Barnum Blast!” 2
• State Budget Committee Moves May Rescue City From Higher Tax Hit 18
• Pelto Dresses Down Illingworth Over School Uniform Conflict 10
• Fabs: Carroll Scapegoat For City’s Response To Historic Blizzard 21
• Pelto: School Uniform Business Tailored For Board Of Ed Member 19
• A Piece Of The Rock, Community Conversation With Brannelly And Stafstrom 34
• Iron Man Cal Ripken Dedicates Field For Kids 0
• Charlie Carroll To Return Full Time To Parks Department, Likely At Start Of New Budget Year 12
• Bridgeport, Stratford Sign Deal For Airport Safety Zone 5
• Walker More Than Talker, Increases Visibility On City Finances 41
• Teflon Hon? Gaudett: The Return Of Deputy Chief Jimmy Honis “Imminent” 21
• General Lee Seeks Money Conversation With City Council 3
• Marella Returns To City Council, Residents Protest Mayor’s Budget, Finch Cites Progress In Response 43
• Revised Budget Meeting Schedule 2
• Finch Disputes H&R Block Claim That Bridgeport Is Highest Taxed City In The Country 10
• Newton Seeks Dismissal Of Campaign Finance Charges 9
• New Website Examines City Social Issues, Voter Trends 12
• The Cisco Kid Looking For Friends At City Hall Tax Protest 7
• Mayor’s Telephone Town Hall Meeting On Tuesday, Plus: Monday’s City Council Agenda, Marella To Replace Curwen 7
• Jerry Baron, Former Finance Director 2
• WordPress “Brute Force Attack” 4
• Managing Editors In Charge Of Connecticut Post Operations 3
• Downtown Road Work Begins Monday 10
• Marella’s Return To City Council Expected Monday 14
• Bring On The Caffeine–Council’s Budget Committee Sessions Percolate 2
• Fabs Presses Nose Against The Window Of Budget Hearing 32
• Fire Department Struggles With Internal Flames Over Pension Plan 16
• Petition Urges City Council To Avoid Higher Taxes 9
• Black Rockers Protest Budget Proposal 42
• The Party Of Lincoln Struggles To Find Itself Locally, ‘What Has The Local Party Done To Change The Mindset?’ A Response 41
• Finch Hosts Budget Presentation Wednesday 3
• Zoo Tickets For You 1
• Fire Commissioner Stuart Rosenberg Resigns In Fallout Over Handling Of Pension Plan 33
• Gomes: Insulting To Ask Taxpayers To Pay More 8
• Public Hearing On The City Budget Monday Night 22
• OIB’s Growing Traffic–A Mighty Thank You! 21
• Bill Promotes City On Billboard 59
• Discount Tix For OIB Readers, Elton John And Billy Joel Tribute Show Sunday Night 2
• Councilwoman Sue Brannelly’s Bitch Of A Budget Challenge 25
• City Republicans Have A Pulse, Plan Rally Against Mayor’s Budget 28
• General Lee Covers Budget Session 2
• Spies Wonder About Taxes On David Walker’s 007 Wheels–Walker: FBI My Spies 106
• Fire At Taco Loco 0
• Finch To Host Community Budget Sessions 4
• Have You Calculated Your Tax Increase? Mayor’s Proposed Budget Now Loaded On City Website 11
• Here’s Your Chance! Budget Meeting Schedule 2
• Foster: Finch’s Budget April Fool’s Day Prank 4
• Finch Does Dog And Pony Show For Post About Tax Increase, Shafts City Council On Details 21
• Lee To City Council: Show Independence, Don’t Raise Taxes 6
• Monsignor Meth Enters Guilty Plea 3
• Lopez Files Suit To Overturn Vallas’ Contract, Pattis ‘Banging On School Board’s Door: I’m Back’ 20
• Walker: Don’t Be Fooled, The Truth About City Property Taxes 7
• Government Reform Bill Approved By Legislative Committee, Future Still Uncertain 35
• National NAACP Powerwashes Local Branch, Orders Reorganization 7
• City Council To Receive Budget On Monday–Curwen Finally Resigns 68
• Swish! Saturday Games Sold Out 17
• The Bank Letter That Led To Bobby Simmons’ Suspension From the NAACP 5
• School Board Member Bobby Simmons Suspended From NAACP For Rules Violations, Denies Charges 15
• A Piece Of The Rock, Mayor In The Neighborhood 30
• Intensive Care Lobbying: Malloy’s Budget Scalps City Hospitals 7
• Eversly’s No Little Snoozy, Highlights Accomplishments 24
• Mayor To Meet With Black Rockers Tonight 15
• Praise Jesus! The Monday Night Fights, School Board Style 54
• Budget Submission Leap Of Faith 3
• Eversley: OIB “Insanely Over-The-Top On-Line Character Assassination By Miserable, Bitter Old People” 30
• Government Reform Bill To Bar City Employees From Serving On City Council Takes Shape, Possible Committee Vote This Week 27
• Bridgeport Now Show Examines Sham Contract Between Smithsonian And Wright Brothers 1
• Marella Seeks Return To City Council, Curwen In Limbo 28
• BEDCO Deadco–Agency Runs Out Of Money, Eversley’s Bye Bye Love 14
• Lee Scarpetti, Former State Senator 4
• Kelleher To Step Down As School Board Chair, Will Remain On BOE 9
• Did You Make The List Of Top 100 City Employee Wage Earners? Cops Tops On List, Mayor Trails Far Behind 71
• The Top 100 Wage Earners, A Political And Journalistic Legacy 6
• Support Freezin’ For A Reason Event 6
• Shout Out From Himes: I Hate To Flood Your Inbox For Money, But McMahon’s Running Against Me! 9
• I Am Carmen, Hear Me Roar 5
• Sue Brannelly’s New Budget Role 26
• Malloy To Municipal Leaders: Man Up! Mayors Appeal To Legislature For Help 13
• Mayor Puts On Bright Face, Highlights Accomplishments, Braces For Beastly Budget–Will Malloy Step Up For Bridgeport? 16
• City Council’s Moving Parts–Curwen “Optimistically Cautious” About Staying On Legislative Body 64
• Finch Channels Work Of Landscape Architect Olmsted In Business Community Speech 5
• Erin Go Brawl! ‘Men In Kilts’ Fighting, Councilman’s Son Who Desires Daddy’s Seat Pinched By Cops During St. Pat’s Celebration 56
• City Council Gears Up For Budget Season 24
• Community Action Group Hosts Forum On Government Reform Proposal 31
• Hello To The Butcher And Baker! Downtown Market To Open In May 7
• Finch Soaring Over “First In Flight” Recognition For Whitehead 6
• Check Out Your Favorite Pols! Picture-perfect Day For St. Patrick’s Parade 12
• Will Deputy Chief Honis Return To The Cop House? 6
• The Dean Of Storytellers: New York Saves A Bridgeport Tradition 1
• St. Patrick’s Day Parade 1
• Bridgeport Crime Rate Lower Than Hartford And New Haven 5
• Powell: Public Employee Unions ‘Looting’ Bridgeport, Own Legislative Democrats 55
• Will Citizens Working For A Better Bridgeport Have Staying Power? 18
• Ayala, Musto Announce $3 Million For Housatonic 2
• Zoners For Ziti! Amendment Approved For Testo’s Restaurant 41
• Who Wants Pizza? For City Councilman Marty McCarthy The More Dough He Has The More He Kneads 44
• Wrighting A Wrong–Finally, First-In-Flight Recognition For Whitehead 8
• Naked Man Grabs Baby, Streaks I-95 2
• Bridgeport Budget Chum For Sharkey–Will Speaker Bite On Reval Delay? 43
• Mayor To Announce Donation Of Gun Safety Locks 2
• Yikes! City Number One On Highest Tax List 38
• A Rant About Why America’s Not The Greatest Country 5
• Mayor Lifts Snow Emergency 10
• Spineless Pols Take Note! New Citizen Action Group Organzing Public Forum In Support of Hennessy Government Reform Bill 44
• Blizzard Of Parking Tickets In Hospital Zone 11
• State Tax Policies Bludgeoning Bridgeport Taxpayers And Beyond–Are Democratic Legislators Spend Crazy? 22
• Walker Plays Locally, National Budget Voice Joins New Citizens Government Reform Coalition 89
• Finch Declares Snow Emergency 13
• Domestic Charges Dropped Against Christina Ayala 3
• Q Poll: Strong Support For Gun Control 2
• Malloy Announces Downtown Housing Construction Grant, Discusses Gun Control Proposals 7
• Working Families Party Claims Vallas Vote A “Shocking Abuse Of Democracy” 35
• School Board, By 5-4 Vote, Approves Three-Year Deal For Vallas–Finch: ‘Right For The Children’ 40
• City Reports Modest Increase In Taxable Property 11
• Finch: Vallas A Godsend, Malloy’s Budget Whacks City To The Bone 13
• Calace “Resigns” As Housing Authority Chief 2
• Vallas’ Performance Evaluation, Possible Contract Vote, On Monday School Board Agenda 47
• Sing The Praises Of City’s Music Scene 5
• Parent Leader Shares Vallas’ Accomplishments 14
• Mayor’s Education Director Says Working Families Party School Board Members “Obstruct Progress For Our Children” 30
• Finch, Chief Gaudett Take Connecticut Post To Woodshed For Grenade ‘Prank’ Headline 16
• Fire Truck Bound For Haiti 2
• Made In Bridgeport–’Where Industry Makes Art’–Opens Downtown 2
• What Kind Of Evaluation Process Is This? Working Families Party Taking It To The Streets Against Vallas 34
• Musto’s Hennessy Problem–Government Reform Versus Political Establishment 18
• Business Expo And Multicultural Marketplace At Housatonic 1
• Morton Government Center Evacuated–State Police Bomb Squad Responds –City Employees Return To Work 2
• SHU’s V Spot–Hey Bobby, Why Don’t You Buy Testo’s Restaurant? 15
• Malloy’s Budget, Finch’s Budget–Will Sanity Prevail On Behalf Of Taxpayers? 25
• When Animals Talk The Banshee Listens–Grogins Receives Legislator Of Year Award From Humane Society 6
• Barf Bag! What’s The Deal With Hearst Newspapers Shameless Backpatting? 6
• Vallas Fires Back At Foes, Parent Advisory Council Urges Vallas Contract Extension–’Wonderful Job In Short Amount Of Time’ 24
• Callous Toward Vallas, Working Families Party Wants Paul’s Pelt–Parents Step Up For Vallas, Say WFP Obstructs Progress 27
• Hennessy: The Unions Screwed Me, Legislative Colleagues Threw Me Under The Bus (Except Grogins)–Slater Says Follow The Charter 47
• State NAACP Chief Says Red Light Cameras Unfairly Target Minorities, ‘Tax On The Poor’ 25
• Mayor’s Education Listening Tour Continues 3
• Phew! Let It Be Rain (Please) 1
• Neighbors Unite To Support Hennessy’s Reform Bill In Face Of Strong Opposition 28
• City Monitors Potential Storm 2
• Malloy Issues Gun Control Proposal–Universal Background Checks, Bans Large Capacity Magazines 28
• Why Public Works Directors Matter 13
• Finch To Introduce Biden At Conference On Gun Violence 11
• Residents Share Views To Blizzard Response 20
• Will You People Just Cut A Deal And Move On? The Vallas Contract 8
• Finch, Gaudett To Announce Details Of Gun Buyback Program 2
• What’s A Good Name For The New High School? 29
• UPDATE: Mario Testa Gets A Shot Of Hennessy, State Rep Joins Neighbors Opposing Political Leader’s Restaurant Expansion In North End 19
• Say Hello To Your Legislative Friends 1
• Vermont: You Won’t See Smokestack In Suburbs 4
• Is The Mayor Taking The Fall For His Public Works Department? 21
• Finch Schedules Time For Public Feedback On Storm Before City Council Meeting 10
• New High School On Council Agenda, Bridgeport Hospital Seeks Expansion On Current Harding Campus 18
• Celebrate The Fairy Wedding At The Barnum Museum, 150 Years For Tom And Lavinia 2
• Hennessy Adds “Grandfathering” Amendment To Bill Banning City Employees From Serving On Council–Councilman Olson Supports It 30
• CT Post Supports Hennessy’s Bill 1
• Finch On Historic Storm: “We Learn From These Experiences” 15
• Malloy Digs In, Car Tax “Most Hated And Unfair Tax” 11
• UB Receives High Ranking From U.S. News And World Report 4
• Yankee Institute Poll: Malloy Doing Better But … –Mayors Rally Against Malloy Budget 3
• H&R Block Claims Bridgeport Number One (Gulp) In Taxes 9
• Listen Up! Watch Where You Park, Snow Removal Update 4
• Zoo Shares The Love, Post-Blizzard Half-Price Admission This Weekend 1
• Republicans Throw Snowballs At City Cleanup 4
• McKinney Supports Hennessy’s Bill To Bar City Employees From Serving On The City Council–Lopez: Free People From Shackles Of Conflict Of Interest 21
• Phew! Finch Lifts Travel Ban, Schools Closed Thursday And Friday 9
• Do You Feel Rich? Bridgeport-Stamford Metro Area Enjoys Highest Concentration Of Wealth 2
• Norwood, Former Bridgeport Top Cop, Resigns Richmond Job Over Chris Brown Probation Flap 5
• Rubio Throws Cold Water On His Response To Obama Speech 4
• ‘Mind-Boggling’ –CT Post Hammers Finch For Poor Snow Response–Is The Criticism Fair? 35
• Union Guns Side With Gravy Train Interests–Support City Employees Serving On City Council–Hennessy’s Flawed Strategy 15
• Buffalo Bails Out Bridgeport 9
• Are The Yahoos To Blame? Thank God For The Sun–”Let The Guy Who Put The Snow There Take It Away” 19
• The Bridgeport Dig–Who Needs Public Works Trucks? Neighbors Helping Neighbors–Plus: Update From Mayor 18
• Troll: Votes Bought And Sold On The City Council 3
• Barnes Breaks Down What Car Tax Shift Means To The City, “Change Will Help Most Residents” 13
• Tom White, Former City Council Staffer, Supports Bill To Ban City Employees From Serving On Legislative Body 15
• Latest List Of Plowed Streets, Hospital Zone Areas Receive Priority, City Hall And Morton Center Closed Tuesday 10
• Bitchy Blizzard Paralyzes City, Public Works Brings In Outside Contractors, Finch Urges Cooperation During Travel Ban, Calls In Guard, Issues Timeline 50
• Menacing Blizzard Dumps 30 Inches, Finch Orders Travel Ban 55
• State Budget Director Ben Barnes: Most Residents Will Benefit From Car Tax Shift 18
• Just A Few Days Until Pitchers And Catchers Report To Spring Training 6
• Big Mac’s Big City Council Budget Decision 3
• Finley, Head of Municipal Lobbying Group, Vomits On Hennessy Reform Proposal–Sides With Gravy Train Interests 11
• Finch Declares Snow Emergency, Issues Parking Instructions 1
• Malloy: Stay Off Roads 1
• Is There A Method To Malloy’s Budget Madness? If It Passes, Get Ready For A Huge Local Tax Increase 13
• Hennessy Steps Up Effort To Ban City Employees From Serving On City Council–Will Legislative Peers Follow? 15
• Finch Declares Snow Emergency, 5 P.M. Friday 2
• Gun Control Forum In Black Rock 3
• Finch: State Budget Cuts Would Be Disastrous 6
• Malloy’s Budget: A Blessing Or A Curse? 3
• Ford Accuses Martinez Of Driving Fraudulent AB Operation–State Investigates Claims 18
• Malloy Proposes Funding Increase For City Schools 6
• Police Bullets Surprise South End Family 6
• Coalition For Gun Control Ramps Up Legislative Support 5
• Pale City Finances In Need Of A TAN–Borrowing To Pay Operating Expenses 6
• Len Gilbert, Former Post Managing Editor 4
• General Lee: Will The City Council Support A Tax Increase In An Election Year? 8
• A Shot Of Hennessy Reform–Legislator Wants To Bar City Employees From Serving On City Council 28
• The Bridgeport Police Department Should Install Dashboard Cameras In Patrol Cars–Local NAACP Leader Agrees 13
• Early Spring! Beardsley Bart Agrees With Phil 1
• Police Shoot Man With Knife–Gaudett: Shooting Justified 2
• Newton To File Civil Rights Complaint Against State Elections Commission 13
• Shays Named To University Of New Haven Position 2
• Newton Scheduled For Court Appearance To Respond To State Charges 2
• Snooze And Lose–Zoning Gaffe Paves Way For Shopping Center On Upper East Side 10
• 28 New Police Recruits Graduating 5
• Mayor’s Office Alerted Chief Gaudett To Video Of Police Beating Suspect 7
• Two Men Receive Heavy Time For Violent Narcotics Operation 0
• CT Post Editorial Board: Fire The Cops–”Three Thugs In Bridgeport Police Uniforms” 5
• NAACP Wants Action Against Cops, Gaudett Pledges Thorough And Fair Investigation Into Police Conduct 19
• NAACP Chief: We Want Arrests Of Cops Who Brutalized Downed Man 7
• Donald Day: Pols Need To Grow Some And Repeal The Second Amendment 15
• Gun Enthusiasts Heckle Father Of Newtown Victim 3
• Approval Of Vallas’ Contract Extension On School Board Agenda Tabled 4
• The Quest For Courage And Control–Billy Chase Shares Views On Video Depicting Cops Kicking Tasered Suspect In Beardsley Park 12
• How Many Times Did The Cops Need To Kick Him! Video Captures Police Stomping Suspect On Ground–Feds Inquiring About Police Conduct 55
• City Restaurants Served Up In Connecticut Magazine’s Best List 17
• Fire Union Leadership Claims Resistance To Safety And Training 4
• Former Owner Ordered To Clean Up Contaminated East Side Property 2
• State Bond Commission Approves Funding For School Improvements 2
• Shark Attack On State Municipal Support Could Bite City Taxpayers 4
• Gun Control Works In Japan 1
• Murphy: Assault Weapons Don’t Belong At Malls, Churches, College Campuses And Schools–Vance Addresses Conspiracy Cranks 6
• Fredericks In New York Post State Of Mind, Leaves Connecticut Post 2
• School Board Tanks Public Hearing To Evaluate Vallas 2
• Rudderless Diocese Still Seeking Bishop Lori’s Replacement 18
• Do You Eat Coconuts? Mangiacopra, Newton Strategist, Likes His With Lots Of Politics 3
• If You’re Normal (Or Not), Check Out Next To Normal At Downtown Cabaret 2
• Cops Send Another Message To Massage Parlors 6
• Vallas’ Evaluation On Tap For School Board Meeting, Public Hearing Expected To Be Scheduled 6
• Say Hello To Hearst’s Big Daddy, William R. Hearst III 1
• Has The Diocese of Bridgeport Found Religion About Priestly Sex Abuse? 5
• April Showers For Dem South End Leader Mitch Robles’ Daughter 10
• Bridgeport Politics Is Loaded With Neanderthals 8
• Gun Control, What’s Reasonable? 24
• Babysitter Brings Infant Girl To Pool Party, Charged With Endangerment 2
• “We Love Our Guns”–Rally At State Capitol 28
• Mayor Will Launch Education Listening Tour Feb. 6, Residents Invited To Share Views 8
• Monsignor Meth’s Sexual Circus 12
• Monsignor Wallin, Removed For Sexual Antics, Denounced Pedophile Priests 0
• Nuts! Martha Dean Needs To Grab A Couch With DebraLee Hovey 8
• City Teen Arrested For Posting Death Threats Against Students On Facebook 4
• Say Hello To New Firefighters 4
• Monsignor Meth? Feds Charge Former Pastor Of St. Augustine Cathedral In Drug Conspiracy 16
• Take A Bus To The March, Supporters For Gun Control 5
• Is Frustrating Vallas The Game Plan Of The BOE Minority Coalition? 16
• Malloy On NRA App: “How Dumb Can You Get? How Insulting Can You Be?” 7
• Woman Charged With Lying To Feds Regarding Newtown Fundraising 2
• Gun Lobbyist: “We Killed It Once … We’ll Do It Again”–Not This Time, Say Pols 3
• 477 Weapons Returned For Mayor’s Gun Buyback Program 9
• Ernie Newton’s Legal Challenges Break New Ground For State 13
• Bridgeport Police Blotter 2
• Comptroller Lembo Creates Follow-The-Money Website 1
• The Toothless Tiger–Ethics Monitor Says City’s Ethics Commission Doesn’t Work, Needs Independence 9
• Feds Weighing Probation Violation Against Newton 7
• Is Gun Control Just A Lot Of Talk? 17
• Jepsen: Don’t Believe Viral Emails Suggesting Cell Phone Numbers Going Public 2
• Clinton Commons, New Housing On West Side 3
• Small Business Development Program Launches In The City 1
• Who’ll Replace Bob Curwen On The City Council? 10
• Ayala’s First Day As State Senator 4
• Police Seize Bushmaster, Cocaine 3
• Legislative Session Begins–Christina Ayala Receives Oath: “Breathtaking!” Legal Issues Still Pending 11
• Governor: Freedom Is Not A Handgun On The Hip Of Every Teacher, Security Should Not Mean A Guard Posted Outside Every Classroom 2
• Kevin Reynolds, Election Law Guru, Becomes City Lobbyist 9
• Curwen Resigns From City Council, Served As Budget Chief 24
• Bank Of America Supports SHU’s Minority Scholars Program 0
• What, No DebraLee Hovey? Malloy Names Members To Sandy Hook Advisory Commission 1
• Sharkey Appoints Grogins Deputy Majority Leader 2
• Merrill: Historic Milestone For Hispanic Voters, City Leads With Active Registration–Denise Dances With Dick In Celebration 5
• Downtown Traffic, A Search For Gossip, And A $35 Parking Ticket 7
• The Legislative Session Starts–Will Bridgeport Pols Bring Home The Bacon? 3
• Hovey Issues Apology For “Insensitive” Remarks About Gabby Giffords Newtown Visit 12
• Campaign Workers At The Center Of Newton Case 6
• Mayor’s Gun Buyback Program Returns 400 Weapons 0
• Will Ethics Training For City Employees Matter? 10
• DebraLee Hovey Needs Serious Therapy–Tells Gabby Giffords To Stay Out Of Newtown 13
• Darnell Crosland Defends Ernie Newton In Crosshairs Of Legal Challenges 2
• Judge Nevas Set Conditions For Newton For Three Years Following Completion Of Sentence–Was Newton Targeted By State? 32
• Newton Arrested On Campaign Finance Charges, Federal Probation Jeopardized, Lawyer Says Newton Ran Legitimate Campaign 35
• Massage Therapy! Cops Find Naked Woman Inside Parlor With 76-Year-Old Naked Westport Man 19
• The Fight To Control School Boards, Bridgeport Case Examined 8
• Judge Ganim Stiffs Funeral Director For Lavishly Serenading Stiff 6
• How Does Finch Defeat Working Families Party School Board Members? 17
• Musto And Ayala Urge Butler School Students To Contact Higher Ed 2
• Chris Murphy Receives Oath Of Office, Replaces Lieberman 4
• Himes To House Speaker Boehner: Do The Right Thing For Our People 1
• Mac The Knife! City Council’s White Out Leads To Federal Lawsuit 20
• As Courant Loses Statewide Juice, Hearst Newspapers Becomes A Player 7
• South End Lot To Become Community Garden 9
• Butler Business School Shuts Down 2
• Super Pay Or Super Value? Assessing The Worth Of School Chiefs 8
• Blumenthal: Better Than No Deal At All 3
• What’s In Your Crystal Ball? 9
• A Kidney, A Match, Two Lives–Val Sorrentino And Karen Silvernail, A Story Of Courage And Resilience 7
• Bridgeport 2012: Lost And Found 2
• Gun Sales Rise In State 3
• Political Lookback 2012: Christina Ayala’s Wild Election Ride 9
• Two Arrested In Fatal Shooting 1
• Mayor Extends Gun Buyback Program 2
• Fire Marshal’s Office Seeks Info In Suspicious Fires 5
• City Cops Give Barbershop Owner A Haircut–Clip Heroin And Cash 4
• 2012 Review: Ayala Wins State Senate Primary Over Newton, Gomes–Historic Election For Hispanics 8
• NAACP Event Addresses Gun Violence 2
• Cynthia King, Served As Democratic Town Commitee Chair 1
• Woman Arrested For Lying To Feds Investigating Newtown Fundraising Fraud 1
• Malloy Nominates Andrew McDonald, Chief Legal Counsel, To State Supreme Court 1
• Man Shot Outside Pleasant Moments 0
• What’s Your Story Of The Year? The Education Ballot Question Broke Spending Records 10
• Two Police Officers Hospitalized 0
• Study: States With Restrictive Gun Laws Have Lower Rates Of Violence 3
• Ha, Ha, Ha; It’s Time For Santa Claws 6
• Ed Gomes, The Warrior, Bids Farewell To State Senate 8
• The Metric’s Genial Chef Pierre, Food With A Smile Downtown 2
• Fire And Ice At Webster Bank Arena Hockey Benefit 0
• NRA Leader Wants Armed Police Officers In Every School–Blumenthal: Shameless Proposal, Chris Christie: Won’t Make Schools Safer 50
• Who Knew Downtown Bridgeport Could Look So Good! 13
• From Bridgeport To Broadway–Check Out Charlotte And Scarlett 1
• Mayor Launches Gun Buyback Program 2
• Oh, A Little Company! Police Shut Down Unlicensed Massage Parlors 23
• Michelle Obama Comforts Newtown 2
• Finch, Gaudett Organize Gun Buyback Program 2
• State Launches Ayala Probe 15
• What Will Vallas Do? Super Informs OIB He’s Open To Staying 38
• Election 2013: City Council, BOE Candidates Take Note 2
• Cops Move Against Massage Parlors 3
• Gallup: Police At Schools, Mental Health Screening, Assault Weapons Ban Among Solutions To Prevent Shootings 1
• Budget Committee No Shows–General Lee: Amateur Night At City Hall 3
• Himes Video: Outlaw Assault Magazines, Reinstate Assault Weapons Ban 3
• Flush! Bridgeport, Trumbull Still Trying To Turn Poop Into Pounds 10
• Vibes Inks Five-Year Deal With City, Tickets For 2013 Festival On Sale 0
• Dude, Why Didn’t You Vote? Bridgeport Trails Cities In Percentage Turnout 3
• Representation At Last! Jack Banta Replaces Leticia Colon On The City Council 4
• Vibes Will Return Footing Police Costs 11
• CL&P Invests In South End Housing Revitalization 1
• Chalk Hill Becomes Sanctuary Hill–Students And Their Teachers 0
• City Salutes New Fire Recruits 2
• City Drug Dealer Sentenced To Death For Murdering Three 2
• ‘We Can’t Wait For The Tears To Dry To Take Action’ 24
• Vibes Truckin’ Lots Of Police OT–Taxpayers Feeling Touch Of Grey 3
• Are You Smarter Than A City Bean Counter? Ghostly Budget Details 5
• Parents Of Newtown Children Who Survived Launch Relief Fund 0
• What Can Be Done About Guns? 2
• Obama To Visit Newtown Sunday 0
• Finch Statement On Newtown Tragedy–Vigil In City Council Chambers Sunday 4
• Malloy: Let Us All Hope And Pray Those Children Are Now In A Place Where That Innocence Will Forever Be Protected 0
• Mayor Unveils Fuel Cell Project 4
• Horrible In Newtown 12
• Cop Collision: Battle Over Police Sick And Injury Management, Drug Testing, Lead To Charges And Lawsuit 23
• The Knights Of Engineering–Let UB Engineering Students Craft Solutions To South End Flooding 9
• The Power Of The Pulpit–Is Pastor Bennett Considering A Mayoral Run? 49
• State Approves Online Betting On Ponies 1
• City Launches New Website 6
• Forbes Is A Dirty, Stinking, Filthy Wasteland 18
• Major Fuel Cell Plant In Play For City 24
• Money, Money, Money–Fiscal Accountability Nationally And Locally 5
• Vallas Creates Military Academy, First Responders School 6
• Surfin’ Safari! Veteran Post Reporter Sues Employer, Claims Age Discrimination 0
• Business Leadership Highlights Findings In School System Management Review 10
• OIB Bijou Bash Sunday Night 6
• Christina Ayala: “Lord Provided I Will Be Able To Advocate For The Needs In My Community” 29
• Holiday Spirit Greets McLevy Green 4
• Pelto Files Campaign Finance Complaints Involving Education Ballot Initiative 7
• Paging Christina Ayala 65
• CT Post Sweetens City News Coverage 10
• Webster Bank Arena’s Economic Impact Downtown 2
• What Now For Christina Ayala? Teacher Needs New Lesson Plan 21
• Mayor Invites All To McLevy Green Treelighting 7
• Job Opportunities To Assist With Sandy Relief 2
• OIB Party This Sunday, Bijou Theatre–Includes Show, Belting Beauties Under The Mistletoe 6
• ‘Totally Freaked Me Out’–Yikes! Black Widow Found In Grapes 6
• Forget Food For Thought, How About A Food Fight? 25
• Good Grief, Christina; What Next? 23
• Eversley Shares Perspective On East End Shipyard, City Development Successes 6
• Paging Governor Malloy! How About Commissioner Meetings In Bridgeport? 9
• Eversley: Shipyard Validates City’s Role In Maritime Business 38
• Child Advocacy Group Hosts Legislative Forum 0
• East End Recycling Plant Advances 0
• Ohio? … Neil Young’s In Bridgeport 0
• Mother Goose Says Goodbye To City Politics–Laments Finch Mayoralty 28
• Bass Pro Construction Delayed, But Developer Expresses Optimism For 2014 Completion 14
• What If Finch Left The Democratic Party? Dreaming Political Freedom 23
• Timpanelli Shares Keys To Creating Appealing Business Environment 14
• Newton: Remove Unfair Barriers For Offenders 10
• Pot Luck–Finch To Zoning Commissioners: Don’t Roadblock Development 37
• The Genius Work Of Photographer Jay Misencik On Display At Framemakers 1
• Belting Beauties At Bijou 0
• Yikes! Cuts, Cuts And More Cuts–Malloy, State Bean Counters Announce Budget-closing Measures 6
• File Your Application To The New Regional Magnet School 2
• Bridgeport Child Advocacy Report Highlights Spike In Number Of City Children Living In Poverty 4
• James Nardozzi Appointed Number Two Top Cop 14
• Zoners Light Up Billboard Proposal, Snuff Out (For Now) Pot Farm 15
• Any City Council Members Vulnerable? 19
• Law Enforcement Leaders Launch Effort To Attack Gang Violence 7
• Holder: ‘Front-Line Approaches For Combating Gang Violence’ 3
• Reporter New Police Spokesman 14
• Could Education Reform Return In 2013 Sleepy Election Cycle? 14
• Children Helping Children: St Ann’s Students Profiled On 60 Minutes 3
• UBelong Together, Post Chronicles Finch’s Frost Toward University 22
• Finch Marks Five Years As Mayor–How’s He Doing? 20
• A Turkey (And Squirrel Cacciatore) Salute To Wilderness Warrior Joe Haines–Let’s Eat! 14
• Shop Local For The Holidays–Support Bridgeport Businesses 10
• Safety Concerns Over Halfway House 1
• Finch Declares “Small Business Saturday” 6
• Rell, Show Horse; Malloy, Work Horse–A Study In Contrasts 10
• Blumenthal To Open Bridgeport Office In Federal Building Downtown 1
• Mayor, Councilwoman To Host Thanksgiving Dinner At Marina Village 5
• Don’t Miss Uncle Scrooge 1
• How About Teaching Bridgeport History In City Schools? Connecting Kids And Community 15
• Lopez: Arena Billboard Is Spot Zoning–Officials Support Billboard As Revenue Generator, Image Builder 18
• Blumenthal To Open Bridgeport Office 1
• Drunken City Man Sleeps It Off In Strange Bed 2
• Will Bridgeport’s Legislative Delegation Have Any Juice With Sharkey’s Machine? Slots On The Agenda? 6
• Pass The Stuffing Please, Turkey Of The Year Nominations 17
• Arthur’s Famous Pie Is Back 7
• As State Budget Woes Continue, Bass Pro Would Be Nice Catch 16
• The Plight Of City Homeless 9
• Makes You Wonder–More Job Losses? 15
• A Little Princess At The Bijou This Weekend 1
• Marilyn Goldstone Annual Food Drive For The Needy 3
• Holy Connecticut Yankee, A Coin For Twain 2
• Bridgeport’s Dental Hygiene Revolution 1
• Examining Property Taxes In Connecticut–Where Does Bridgeport Rate? 13
• More Red News, $365 Million Hole 2
• Turkey Attack! No Dinner Table For Us 3
• Optimus Health Care To Distribute Thanksgiving Meals To Needy Families 1
• CT Post Weighs In On Billboard War 5
• City’s Youth Curfew Under A Microscope–Forum By ACLU 6
• Connecticut Post Editorial: Don’t Mess With Arena Billboard 14
• Mr. Barnum, Mr. Ripley Inducted Into Hall Of Fame 1
• Kohut: Charter Question Defeat Has Awakened Sleeping Giant 6
• Candidates Spending Their Own Money Or Candidates Whose Contributors Want To Buy Them? 3
• Let The Good Himes Roll! Himes Balances Cities-Suburbs 7
• Remembering Ted Lowry, A Piece Of The Rock And War Hero 9
• Documentary At UB Sheds Light On Gun Violence 2
• Sign Companies Bang Boards At Arena 5
• Never Have That Recipe Again? Charter Revision Chair Cathy Simpson Finds Her MacArthur Park 39
• Election By The Numbers 6
• Rev. Bennett: Chaos Or Community? 8
• Tell Us Your Election Surprises 6
• School Imbroglio Leads To Jury Award For Former Principal 9
• Post Editorial Laments Ballot Rejection 20
• Bobby Valentine Leads HCC Gala 1
• Center For Women And Families Launches Campaign Against Violence 1
• Check Out The Art Trail Weekend 1
• Shays Meows McMahon’s Loss–Murphy Would Have Defeated Him Too–McMahon, Obsitnik Poor City Performance 8
• The Power Of Organized Opposition And A Large Voter Turnout Defeat Ballot Question 23
• Ballot Question Defeated–Voters Retain Power To Elect School Board Members–City Dems Sweep Seats 68
• Murphy Wins Senate Race–Obama In City 32,135; Romney 5168 11
• McMahon-Murphy Greet City Voters–Historic Ballot Question Will Decide Future Of School Board 31
• Fire Up The Campaign Engine 1
• “We’re More Alike Than You Think” 2
• Chris Rock’s Message To White Voters 2
• Foster: Vote No On Charter Question 13
• More Than 2000 Vote Absentee 8
• How About Election Predictions? 25
• Where Do You Vote? Here–Longfellow School Voters At Aquaculture Center 12
• Pelto Operates On City Hospitals: “Biggest Funders To Anti-democracy Effort” 3
• Post Editorial Board Endorses Yes Vote 60
• Most City Households Regain Power 7
• City Student: Don’t Take Our Vote Away 8
• Chris Murphy’s Closing Video 3
• Linda McMahon’s Closing Video 5
• Tit For Tat In Historic Ballot Question–The Likeness Of Barack And Michelle On Opposite Sides 19
• Bloomberg Donated $20K To PAC Financing Yes Vote On Ballot Question 29
• Storm Update From Finch 1
• How Many Times Will You Vote? 3
• Gardner: Ballot Question A Work Of Fiction 4
• Here Comes The Rev! Sharpton To Appear At Mount Aery Rally Sunday 29
• Storm Update: Napolitano Visits, FEMA Sets Up Shop 2
• Barack Joins Malloy Conference Call 1
• Following Storm, UB Back In Action 2
• Charter Question Supporters Claim Opposition Is Trying To Hijack Vote 4
• Merrill: Bridgeport Election Big Concern–Power Out At Most Polling Places–City Officials Preparing For Consolidation Of Precincts 20
• Feds Set Up Election Fraud Hotline 2
• Iannuzzi: South End Cut Off 1
• Sandy Assaults CT Shoreline 1
• Many Pols Zip It Up On Ballot Question–Chance For GOP To Make Dems Defensive 16
• Ten Schools Open Thursday 1
• Finch: Bridgeport Residents Deserve Better–Wednesday Storm Update 2
• Himes: Ready To Assist Constituents With Recovery 1
• Happy Halloween (Not!) 1
• Man Shot Dead On East Side 1
• Schools Closed Wednesday–Finch Jabs UI 3
• Obama Expedites Disaster Relief 1
• Sandy’s Sucky Sins 2
• Finch: City Transitions To Restoration, Thousands Of Residents Evacuated, 800 In Shelters, Police, National Guard Provide Security 3
• How Will Storm Impact Election Day Results Such As McMahon-Murphy Race? 11
• Malloy Lifts Travel Ban 0
• Storm Update: 47,000 Households Without Power, Malloy Beefs Up Help, City Hall Closed Tuesday 0
• UI To Shut Down Power For 47,000 Customers 0
• Historic Spending To Influence Charter Question–The Fight To Control School Board 13
• UI: 40,000 City Customers Will Lose Power Monday Night–Batalla School Shelter Full, Space Available At Johnson School 3
• Malloy Orders Highways Closed–Barack Approves Emergency Funding Request 2
• Storm Update From Mayor 4
• Bags Hits KJ With Technical Foul–’Don’t Come Into My House And Mess With My Right To Vote!’ 7
• City Orders Mandatory Evacuation In Low-lying Areas 5
• Finch Urges Residents In Low-lying Areas To Make Plans For Safe Shelter 5
• Kuchma Starts New Construction 14
• Horrify Your Friends For Halloween–Mitt Romney: The Book Of Moron! 5
• Hennessy: Ballot Question An Underhanded Power Grab To Control Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars 31
• Bridgeport Parents: Why I’m Voting Yes On Charter Question–Megabucks Spent On Ballot Effort 15
• Barack Votes–CT Voters Need An Excuse To Vote Early 37
• Vote No, Vote Yes, Vote No, Vote Yes–The Schizo Dueling Headquarters For Battle Over School Board Question 31
• Holy Bela Lugosi! Dracula Drips Downtown — A Must See 2
• Capitol Steps Rock The Klein 1
• Troll: Ballot Question Could Sink Key Votes For Murphy, Himes In Bridgeport–McMahon Would Benefit 35
• Newton Documentary At Bijou Tonight 5
• Q Poll: Murphy Leads McMahon By 6, Barack By 14 Over Mitt 6
• Praise The Lord!–Does The Prophetess Profit? Rev. Claytor’s Voting For Barack And Linda (It’s Okay To Split) 33
• Say Hello To Mitt-Mahon 7
• Finch Channels Parents: ‘Maybe My Kid Would Be Better In This School’–The Case For A Charter Yes Vote 5
• Will Airport Agreement Land Safely? City Council Approves Deal 8
• Gusto For Musto–Ciocci Chokes Public Campaign Dough 6
• He’s Baaack! Fredericks Returns To Connecticut Post–Pols Beware 20
• Mayor Invites Brain Power To Mill Hill Think Tank 8
• Is Traditional Media Becoming Irrelevent? The New Way Politicians Control Message 0
• Liberian Ambassador Visit Highlights Little Liberia Celebration 3
• Here Rhee Come! Kevin Johnson To Visit City For Education Forum–Students First Enters Ballot Question 10
• Pelto Files Election Complaint Against PAC Supporting Yes Vote On Charter Question 23
• UConn-Courant Poll Shows Women Gravitating To Obama 7
• First Meeting Of Bridgeport “Back In The Day” Club 9
• Who’s Replacing Leticia Colon On The City Council? 12
• Federal Court Rules Against Defense Of Marriage Act–Jepsen Applauds Ruling 2
• What The Frack! Hearst Bans Word–Reconsiders 9
• Joe Owens, Former Post Editorial Page Editor 1
• The Bridgeport Factor In The Murphy-McMahon Battle–What Will They Do? 8
• The School Board Blackboard Lesson–Video Pushes Yes Vote On Charter Question 36
• Man Charged In Murder Of UB Student 2
• Siena Poll: Murphy-McMahon Headlocked–Barack Cruising 3
• Step Right Up! 5
• Michelle Obama Votes Early–What About Us? 22
• Finch Launches ‘Help Fight Blight’ Campaign–Effort To Shame Negligent Property Owners 15
• GOP Chair Slater Claims Finch Is A Closet Wrestling Fan 26
• Website Promotes Yes Vote For Charter Question To Decide School Board Battle 25
• The Weird Beard Russ Knight 2
• Leave The Gun, Take The Cannoli 1
• When It Comes To Voting, Better Late Than Never! Finch And Murphy Reference Messy 2010 Election 8
• Kohut: “Insanity”–Encourages No Vote 4
• The Fight To Select School Board Members Heats Up 27
• Saturday Summit On Coal Plant 2
• Circus Comes To City (It Never Really Left) 1
• When Circus Comes, So Do Protests 7
• Squeezed By Competition, Casino Slots Sink–What To Do? 11
• Callahan Throws Book At Education Question– ‘Suppression Of The People To Represent Themselves’ 15
• Finch Appoints Anne Kelly-Lenz Finance Director 8
• The War Over The Education Ballot Question–Who’s Right? 15
• Feds Asking Questions About Strip Club Influence With Council Members 19
• Sarah Burns’ Book Chronicles Bankruptcy Petition 2
• ‘Fish Fun–Finch Salutes Greenberg’s Inspirational Comeback 3
• Rasmussen Poll: Murphy Leads By Five Points 5
• Fredericks Returns To CT Post 4
• Parents Rally At City Hall–Urge Yes Vote On Charter Question 15
• Four Weeks Until Election Day, McMahon-Murphy Debate–Voters: “What’s In It For Me?” 14
• Bijou Square Wins National Rehab Award 10
• Services for Danny Martinez, Former City Councilman 2
• Parents Push For Appointed School Board–Monday Rally Planned 20
• Columbus Weekend Celebration 1
• Keila Honors Danny Martinez, Disses Dem Leadership 5
• State Report Highlights Economic Potential Of City Port 15
• The Legal Flood Over A Water Bill 8
• Q Poll: McMahon-Murphy Dead Heat, Obama By 12 Over Romney 3
• Danny Martinez, Former City Councilman 7
• Housing Authority Builds Bridges Between Police and Youth 3
• As Election Day Approaches The Education Ballot Question Heats Up 9
• General Lee’s Search For Answers 2
• Reminder: Public Safety Forum In Black Rock 10
• An Artist’s Touch Made In Bridgeport–Celebrating The Work Of Robin Gilmore 2
• Look, Don’t Touch–Council Approves Adult Entertainment Ordinance 9
• Bridgeport Leads State’s Hispanic Voter Registration 2
• When Legislators Have Juice And A United Agenda Things Get Done 3
• CT Guy Seth MacFarlane To Stroke Oscar–Will He Diss Bridgeport? 2
• City Cop Arrests Sex Offender 2
• Public Hearing On Regulating Adult Entertainment 12
• New Laws Cover Medical Marijuana, Massage Parlors, Anti-Blight 3
• The Battle For Control Of Schools 11
• Public Safety Forum In Black Rock 33
• Choosing Sides On The Charter Question, Excel Bridgeport: Vote Yes–Child Advocacy Coalition: Vote No 14
• Marine Band Concert, Parade Celebrate Columbus Weekend 3
• Demolition To Make Way For New Roosevelt School 9
• Zombie Land Comes To Bridgeport 3
• Judges Deny Ganim Law License 21
• Coalition Pushes Passage Of Adult Entertainment Regulation, Petition Support 20
• City Requests Proposals For Former Carpenter Steel Site–Development Must Include Grocery Store And Pharmacy 17
• New Massage Parlor Regulation–Council Takes Up Strip Clubs 20
• State Supremes Give GOP Top Line 7
• Bijou Theatre, Community Gem, Celebrates First Anniversary 4
• SHU Responds To North End Concerns–Kohut Keeps Up Heat 6
• SHU Urged To Reel In Hooligans 13
• Bridge Jumper Identified As Bridgeport Man 1
• Weicker: McMahon-Murphy Campaign Worst Ever 11
• Newton: Redemption And Opportunity Message Not Dead–Documentary To Debut At Bijou 21
• The School Board Issue–Do Voters Know The Meaning Of The Charter Question? 13
• Crime’s Ugly Growth 17
• Paoletto To Represent City On Homeland Security Council 18
• McMahon-Murphy, The Battle Of The Deadbeats 4
• Freimuth Appointed Hartford Regional Development Chief 11
• City Takes Ownership Of Cleaned-up Maplewood Avenue Lot–Slated For Habitat For Humanity Housing 10
• Lining Up Marijuana Meds 0
• Have Jason Will Travel–Bartlett, Musto Qualify For Public Financing 5
• UConn/Courant Poll: Barack Opens Up Large Connecticut Lead 8
• The Belting Beauties Of The Bijou 3
• UB Student Latest Homicide Victim 21
• Finch Applauds Energy Financing Program 4
• Trashed-filled Lot On Maplewood Avenue Cleaned Up 6
• McMahon: I Can’t Be Bought … I Will Work Only For You 4
• New Murphy Ad Hits McMahon’s Ethics 3
• McMahon, Murphy Still Close, According To UConn/Courant Poll 4
• The Battle Over The Charter Question–How Will You Vote? 21
• Carson Zings Finch About Choosing School Board Members 9
• Is Romney A Goofball Or A Gaffeball? The Latest 37
• City Attorney Anastasi: Colon Is A Seated School Board Member 12
• DiNardo Whacks Obsitnik, Roraback On Fundraising–Claims Law Violation 2
• Former Mayor Mary Moran Asserts She Was Right To Place City Into Bankruptcy 19
• Chris Murphy’s In Trouble–Can He Be Saved? DC Sends In Diehards 22
• Firefighter Flips Out, Suspended For Barack Tirade 14
• Lawyers Argue Colon’s School Board Status 25
• Na Na Na Na … Hey Hey … Kiss Him Goodbye–The Story Behind the Song 1
• Community Gardens Program At Discovery Museum 3
• Show Us The Money! Cuba Gooding Jr. Casting Call Tuesday 3
• Housatonic To Host Education Forum 1
• Progress For New Harding High School 21
• Cops Punished Over Drug Tests 4
• What’s Next For Stop & Shop Property In North End? 16
• Funding For Minority Business Supplier 7
• Kelleher Elected School Board President–Anti Coalition Continues Fighting–Residents Call For Peace 61
• The School Board Meets–Will They All Get Along? 12
• Lopez Questions Leticia Colon’s Service On School Board 11
• It’s Gonna Be A Hoot Of A Time On The Pequonnock River 2
• Leticia Colon Resigns From City Council, Remains On School Board 48
• Ringmaster Stafstrom: Fun, Fun, Fun! 27
• Charles Grodin Featured At Bridgeport Public Education Fund 1
• Special Election Result Provides Opening For Mayor To Win November Charter Question 23
• Step Right Up! John Stafstrom To Be Named Barnum Festival Ringmaster 9
• Andy Fardy Leaves Democratic Party 6
• Stop & Shop Madison Avenue Store To Close September 20 15
• Your Tax Dollars At Work 2
• David Walker’s U.S. Financial Burden Barometer Hits The Road 5
• All Three Democrats Win Special Election For School Board–Bagley Swishes Minority Party Slot–First Board Meeting Monday Night 28
• Frogs! School Board Election Turnout Croaks 25
• Bagley And Pouchet: Vote Line C For Children 14
• Charter Revision Forum Addresses Ballot Question 4
• Kelleher: We Can All Work Together 5
• On Idol Night Metric’s Meat, McMahon’s Greet 2
• State-Appointed School Board, Following Final Meeting, Makes Its Case For Progress 12
• I’ll Gladly Vote For You Tuesday For A Hamburger Today 12
• Eversley Brothers Up With BEDCO–All He Has To Do Is Dream 19
• Obsitnik Prickly Over Rose Snub–Himes Responds, Issues Debate Schedule 3
• Absentee Ballots Just A Trickle So Far–Elections Officials Extend Hours 16
• A Barbour’s Cut Showcased At Discovery Museum 3
• Enhancing Quality Of Life For Cancer Survivors At Bridgeport Hospital 1
• Troll Bails On Democrats, Supports Working Families Party Candidates For School Board 34
• Transforming City High Schools–Connecting Students To Colleges 4
• Does The City Charter Prohibit Leticia Colon From Serving On City Council And School Board? 29
• Fire Recruits Begin Training 2
• Bridgeport Awarded $1.6 Million For Bike Route Network 5
• Finch, Blumenthal Celebrate Completion Of Public Housing Replacement 6
• Knock, Knock, Anyone Home? We Need You To Vote–Teachers Endorse Bags, Babs, Kelleher For School Board 27
• Q Poll: McMahon-Murphy Locked In Close Race, Women Warm Up To Linda 6
• Vallas Puts College Plan Into Action 8
• One Week Left Until The BOE Special Election–Absentee Ballots Lurking 13
• Stafstrom, Key State Political Player And Legal Mind 12
• George “Doc” Gunther–A Political Marvel–Transcended Politics 4
• Dueling Letters: Kelleher Highlights Progress In Schools–Pereira And Baraka Respond 43
• Mayor, Neighborhood Celebrate New Splash Pad In East End 4
• Health Care Leader Expands On East Side 2
• How Will The Big Three–Bridgeport, New Haven, Hartford–Turn Out? Dems Cross Fingers 4
• How Will You Vote On The Question? North End Forum Focuses On Charter Revision 25
• Anti-Violence Summit 1
• Charter Revision Leaders Take Issue With CT Post’s ‘Accusations’ 18
• School Board Candidates, Minus Two, Share Education Positions 7
• Jepsen: Put Brakes On Texting While Driving 1
• Vallas Corrects Record On Special Ed 3
• Shanee Brown, Product Of City Schools: Transforming A Painful Experience To Support Students 3
• Bagley And Pouchet, Boycotting School Board Forum, Plan Their Own Press Event 4
• Rasmussen: McMahon, Murphy In Tight Battle 4
• Mario Fires Up Absentee Ballot Buffet For School Board Special Election 12
• General Lee Likes Vallas’ OATs 8
• Have Rocket Will Travel–Bluefish Face Clemens In Texas–Live Video Stream 1
• Revitalized 333 State Street, Newest Downtown Housing, Attracts Commercial Tenant 17
• Kohut Issues Plea: Bridgewater Belongs In Bridgeport 8
• School Board Seats Up For Grabs–Can Bagley’s Fast Break Lift Working Families Party? GOP’s Chance To Win 37
• Bataguas, Christina Ayala’s GOP Challenger, Speaks Up 3
• Speedy Recovery Keila 6
• Christina Ayala’s Mighty Registration Advantage–Will Angel Reyes Run on The Working Families Line? 8
• Finch, Vallas, Gaudett Announce Safe Corridors Program 8
• How The Finchies Saved Andres Ayala 19
• Bagley, Pouchet, Marching To Working Families Party Drum, Bag BOE Candidates Forum–Claim ‘Plantation Mentality’–Excel Bridgeport Responds 43
• Oops! Christina Ayala Issues Statement Following Car Accident 25
• Andres Ayala’s Positive Message: It’s All About Relationships–Newton, “I’m Not Going Anywhere” 9
• Gloria Milano 2
• Ayala Defeats Newton In Close State Senate Primary–Finch Applauds Win–Christina Ayala Wins State House Primary 37
• Business Community Urges Membership To Support Dem Candidates For BOE 15
• Voting Once, Twice, Three Times 6
• School Board Approves Parent Engagement Policy 8
• One Day Until Tsunami Tuesday–Pick Your Horse 10
• Merrill: Report Problems On Primary Day, Plus: Polling Place Locator 3
• Pelto Raises Questions About Vallas’ Consulting 7
• The Tricky Relationship Between The Post And Mayor’s Office 11
• Callahan On Gomes, Newton, Ayala Senate Primary: Jump Ball 21
• Mayor’s Office Issues “Call To Action” Against Connecticut Post–Wood Takes Post To Woodshed For “Inaccurate And Misleading” Coverage 78
• Kohut Defends Keila Torres: ‘Third World Demagogues’ 5
• Bracing For ABracadabra In State Senate Battle 13
• Gomes Reelection Strategy: It’s All About Steady Eddie, Plus: The Big Wave Factor 12
• Where Have You Gone Vinnie Roberti? (I’m Right Here!) 2
• Keila Wants Charter Question Edited 12
• Don’t Miss Suzanne Vega At The Bijou–Q&A With OIB 1
• Ayala’s Intriguing Strategy For Winning Senate Primary–Ed Who?–We’re Running Against Newton 2
• Obsitnik’s Bridgeport Schedule 1
• General Lee: Public Financial Attention Deficit Disorder 6
• Newton Cranks Up Campaign Message Of Redemption And Opportunity 8
• Ciocci Shares Economic Platform For State Senate Run 1
• Lighthouse Summer Program At Marin School Extended 1
• Why Won’t Carmen Lopez Run For Office? 20
• Fire At Old Remington Plant 3
• Ayala, Gomes, Newton on Public/Private Investment 5
• The Influence Of Independent Expenditures For Candidates–What’s Coordinated? What’s Not? 3
• Finch, State Announce Funding Assistance For Key Downtown Projects 16
• Another Killed On East Side 12
• Post Scribe Prods Development Authority For Open Meetings 9
• From Wall Street To Jane Street: Displaced Professionals Parachute Into East Side In Search Of Relevance 17
• Walsh, On Behalf Of Gomes, Files Absentee Ballot Complaint With The State, Copy To Feds 7
• Rally Planned For Saturday Against Coal Plant 3
• For The No-snitch Culture There’s TIPS–Trustworthy Information Public Safety 1
• CT Post Editorial Board Walks Back Scribes’ Misplaced Criticism Of Bass Pro Shops 32
• The State Senate Candidates Answer: What Have You Done? 6
• The Curfew And Confronting Crime, Plus: The CT Post’s Distorted Bass Pro Coverage 14
• Saddle Up! Two Weeks Until Tsunami Tuesday–Who’s Your Horse? 9
• Compare And Contrast: Gomes, Ayala, Newton Answer OIB Questions–Elected Or Appointed School Board? 23
• Smut Busters Step Up To Protect Neighborhoods 5
• ‘Why Is There So Much Killing?’ A Perspective 34
• Celebrate Newfield Park 6
• Changing The Bridgeport Achievement Gap 9
• Yankee Fans Unite–Valentine Endorses Obsitnik For Congress 3
• Absentee Ballot Landslide Hits City–About 700 Out And Counting … 5
• City Council Approves Curfew 12
• Ganim A Step Closer To Regaining Law License 8
• Chris Donovan’s Heebie-jeebies–Seven Charged in Probe–Soucy Government Sauce 1
• Five Questions For Ed Gomes: Work Horse, No Show Horse 11
• Not Ferry Good For Captain McAllister 10
• Finch, Gaudett News Conference Following Arrests 2
• Arrest Made In Latest Killing 4
• Young Activist: Gun Violence Out Of Control, Pass The Curfew 4
• Political Passion At State Senate Debate–Newton, Gomes, Ayala Clash 13
• Walker: Municipal Financial Crash Looms Without Reforms 18
• ‘Three In Three Days’ 21
• Gomes, Newton, Ayala Forum Tonight 0
• Will Voters Approve A Mayoral-appointed School Board? 23
• Rock And Roll Hoochie Koo! The Vibes’ Positive Impact 7
• Bobbie Roessner Named News Honcho For Hearst Connecticut 1
• Federal Dough For Law Enforcement 2
• Gaudett On Youth Curfew: It’s About Changing Behavior–Finch: A Tool To Protect Youth–Will ACLU Challenge? 12
• The Genius Of Kaye Williams 12
• Aerial Adventure Park At Discovery Museum 3
• Weekend Tragedy Claims Teen 12
• West Side Shooting 1
• Shays It Ain’t So! Another Shays Habit-forming Flip-flop 5
• “The Democrats Are On The Top Line”–”The Democrats Are On The Second Line”–Well Yeah, It’s A Primary 4
• Eat This! Obsitnik Campaign Smacks Himes–DiNardo Smacks Back 4
• Excel Bridgeport Responds To Lopez: Action For The Betterment Of Schools 26
• Lopez Claims Hidden Agenda Over City Schools 19
• Hippie Fest Embraces City 3
• Moses Qualifies For Public Moolah: “They Said It Couldn’t Be Done” 17
• Housing Grant For Veterans 3
• Shays-McMahon Post Debate 3
• Shays Flashback 2008: Our Economy Is Strong … No One Can Disagree With That (Oops) 3
• Shays Video About McMahon: It’s Nothing 2
• He’s Baaack! Financial Watchdog Returns–Good Gravy, An Avalanche Of Financial Reports 4
• What, City Coverage? Ink Transfusion At The Connecticut Post 11
• The Power Of OIB Voters–Pols Use Advertising To Target Voter Groups 4
• Five Questions For Andres Ayala–Authored Legislation For Steelpointe Harbor Investment 8
• Vote On Tsunami Tuesday 4
• State Rep. Themis Klarides Joins Cohen And Wolf 18
• Five Questions For Ernie Newton–This Time ‘A Voice For All’ 22
• Linda McMahon Opens Bridgeport HQ–Chris Shays’ Spy Freeloads 20
• Shays Has Raised $1.4 Million In Primary Battle Against McMahon 1
• Vibes Returns With Family Day 5
• McMahon To Open Bridgeport HQ On Saturday 11
• Ayala Applauds New Pre-School Slots 2
• Blumenthal Presents Bronze Star To Bridgeporter For World War II Service 4
• Callahan On The Newton, Gomes, Ayala Senate Race: ‘Raw Chicken Into A Pond Full Of Alligators’ 18
• Newton: Bridgeporters Ready For Opportunity 5
• Gomes Qualifies For Public Campaign Dough 1
• Farmers Markets In The City 2
• Summer Fun At Seaside Park 1
• Youth Curfew Moves Closer To City Council Vote 9
• Newton’s Redemption–Gomes’ Steady Eddie–Ayala’s Fresh Face–What Say You? 14
• Get The LED Out Tonight 1
• UB Hosts Big Read–Edina, What About Only In Bridgeport! 1
• Himes: Feed The Hungry Interns! 1
• Dunleavy Joins Gomes’ Campaign–Debate Set For State Senate Battle 8
• Finch To Swear In Police Recruits 10
• Walker: City’s Fiscal Clock Ticking–Finch: Walker Served Under Bush’s Historic Debt, Plus: Fishing For Stories, Post Overplays Bass Pro Complaint 47
• Poverty Smack Up Against Affluence 1
• Look Out! Absentee Ballot Application Avalanche For Primary 12
• Barbecue In Black Rock: McMahon To Open Headquarters In Shays’ Backyard 23
• Reward Offered For Information On Serial Bank Robbers In Connecticut 3
• Murphy’s Moolah Millions 1
• Online Publication Claims ‘Race Plays Major Role’ In Newton, Gomes, Ayala Primary–Newton: Call Me Ernesto 37
• Euphoric Crowd Hooked On Bass Pro Shops–Finch, Malloy Lead Cheers 21
• City Launches Cultural Attractions 1
• Party In The Garden 1
• Bass Pro Shops: Disneyland Of Outdoor Sporting Retailers 29
• Facebook Posts Provide Insight Into Daniels’ Issues With City Leadership 20
• Mayor, Governor And Friends To Attend Bass Pro Shops Event 5
• Reel Fun! City Hooks Bass Pro Shops For Steel Point Development 55
• Bridgeport Arts Fest Downtown 1
• Murphy Visits Police Department For Getting To Work Tour 1
• Basketball Legend John Bagley Endorsed By Working Families Party For School Board Seat 9
• Wall Street Journal Profiles Newton: “Ex-Senator Seeks Redemption” 13
• Bridgeport Arts Fest Saturday 2
• Any Guesses? Announcement For Steel Point Tenant On Sunday 20
• Post Editor Tom Baden Leaving To Join Sister Paper 5
• Gomes Builds Fundraising Momentum 7
• Himes: Reverse Corrosive Effects Of Power Brokers 6
• You Can’t Be Serious! Thief Drops Ramp On Head 5
• Get On The Bus! 3
• New Laws This Week 1
• David Kooris Named City Development Director–Steel Point Makes Progress 30
• Dennis Murphy Appointed Acting Labor Commissioner 2
• Eversley Departs City Development Post–Mayor Wants Him To “Reinvigorate” BEDCO–Pass The No Doz 19
• Federal Elected Officials Announce Job Training Grant For The WorkPlace 2
• Daniels Removed From Community Services Division–Newton Weighs In 27
• Downtown Bookstore Slated To Close 17
• Saturday Evening Homicide 2
• Bridgeport Battle At Bond Commission 16
• Finch Urges Residents To Stay Safe 4
• Gomes Praises Affordable Housing 4
• The Ayala, Gomes And Newton Money Effort (And Oh, Those Absentee Ballots) 3
• Celebrate Festival Events And Mr. Barnum’s Birthday At The Zoo 2
• Did He Set The Building On Fire? Rooney: Reports About How Fire Was Ignited Are Speculative 3
• Battle Lines Over The Board Of Education: Elected Or Appointed? 15
• Line Up The Statements: Barack, Malloy, McMahon, Shays, SuBy, Himes, Dick 1
• Roberts Rules! Supremes Uphold Heart Of Obama Care 3
• Finch, State Officials Hail Mattress Recycling 3
• GE Current On Boston Avenue Taxes 6
• Vallas: New Harding High School Poised For GE Property 15
• Lavell Lynch Receives Congressional Gold Medal 2
• What’s In Your Tax Bill? 16
• Tuesday’s Anti-Crime Forum At Housatonic 0
• School Board Extends Vallas’ Contract 11
• City Going To The Mattresses 16
• Okay Class: What Would You Ask The State Senate Candidates? 12
• Anti-Violence Forum At Housatonic 0
• The Chatter About Gomes, Newton, Ayala At Margaret Morton Dedication 4
• Ganim’s City Pension Began In 2003 3
• Eversley, Chief Development Official, Departing Soon–City Eyes Replacement 18
• Barnum Festival Events–Champions On Parade Tix Just $5 1
• Margaret Morton, A Woman Of History And Grace, Celebrated At Dedication 5
• Fire In West End Factory Buildings–Formerly Occupied By Casco And Nest Arts 3
• Still Loco After 30 Years 4
• “Focused Deterrence” To Target Gun Violence–Mayor In DC To Address Need For Airport Safety 9
• Ayala Qualifies For Public Dough In State Senate Run 3
• Judge Sides With P&Z, Rejects Halfway House Application 21
• The Christina Ayala And Angel Reyes Campaign Battle 2
• Cool Off At Transit Center 1
• Party Time! Celebrate The First Click Of Summer With OIB 12
• Himes On Obsitnik: Contender Or Pretender? 2
• Saints Park City Celebration To Be Rescheduled 2
• Steel Point A Step Closer 22
• Debating The South End Coal Plant–Responsible Or Health Hazard? 8
• As Budget Year Ends, What’s Going On? 8
• A Q&A With Crystal Gayle, Plus: Special OIB Ticket Package 0
• And You Thought Cops Were Funny 0
• Angel Reyes Qualifies To Challenge Christina Ayala In State House Primary 1
• Summer Break For Kids, But Not For School Board Candidates 3
• Pelto: Summer School Out To Lunch 4
• Newton Claims Bronson Skips The Truth In Book 7
• Skippy Doo Dah! Bronson Blowtorches Rowland, Ganim And Newton In Book About Trump-Wynn Casino Wars 5
• Pelto Claims Vallas Locking In No-Bid Contracts 2
• Trouble Paying Your Mortgage? 1
• Shuck Time! OIB 5th Anniversary Party On Wednesday 6
• Weicker: “We Have Met The Enemy And The Enemy Is Us.” 2
• Gomes, Newton, Ayala Position For Public Financing Bucks 3
• Malloy Tours The Zoo–The First Governor Since Weicker 9
• Shays, Needing To Make Up Ground, Turns Up The Temperature 7
• Mayoral Love Fest In Orlando 4
• State Education Chief On Forgivable School Loan: ‘How Do We Ensure The Conditions Are Reasonable?’ 10
• Newton Questions “Strings Attached” To School System Loan 5
• Finch To Dedicate City Hall Annex Margaret Morton Government Center 5
• Jennifer Gondola’s Police Footage 1
• Wiseguys Still Exist? Nicknames Too 3
• Bridgeport Lawyers Abound In Donovan Campaign Federal Probe 4
• Gomes And Musto Weigh In On Education “Loan” 7
• The School Board’s Leap Of Faith For A Loan 14
• Ciocci Versus Musto 1
• The Lydia Martinez And Angel Reyes Campaign Show 6
• Big Mac Suffering In Silence 12
• Sully Packs It In–’No Mud-wrestling Match With The Banshee’ 2
• Funds Approved For Flood Control 1
• Does Jonathan Want Vallas’ Pelt? 10
• AB Exercises In Newton, Ayala, Gomes State Senate Primary 2
• Ralph Cennamo, A Maverick In City Politics–Fabs: A Passion For The City 2
• The University School Faces Closure 3
• Mayor Celebrates New Knowlton Park 2
• Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers Wheelchair Meet June 16 0
• Land Records From Town Clerk Made Easy 2
• Bridgeport Man Arrested, New Haven Cops Confiscate Phone Of Woman Claiming To Film Police Abuse 1
• OIB Party Time, 5th Anniversary, June 20–Don’t Miss This 4
• Paging Seattle: Keila’s Search For Starbucks Rocket Fuel 5
• Help For Homeowners In Distress 1
• Rove, GOP Rock Star, Raises Dough For Shays 11
• Regional Magnet School Building Making Progress 4
• Parent Engagement With Schools A Must For Education Improvement 2
• Gomes Camp: Yeehaw! Ed’s Riding To Finish Line Victory 8
• Q Poll: McMahon-Murphy In Dead Heat–Poll Swipes Shays’ Electability Argument 7
• Let’s Dance Downtown 2
• “SAMESEX” Exhibit At City Lights 3
• Finch On Preventing Community Violence: All Of Us Need To Step Up 5
• Flatto Working In City Finance Office–’Helping Part Time For A Few Days A Week’ 10
• This Way To The Egress–Hanging Out At Mr. Barnum’s House 3
• Council Sets Tax Rate–Kuchma Plans New Downtown Development 10

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