The U.S. Department of the Interior Indian Affairs is revisiting regulations so Native American groups must prove continued existence back to 1934, not the rigid 1790
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Who Would Be Your City Council President? Examining The Council Conflict Issue
The City Council will have nine new members, among 20, sworn into office in December. They will choose a council president and presumably Tom McCarthy
Read moreMayor To Host Open House For Magnet School
From Mayor Bill Finch: Mayor Bill Finch will welcome members of the public to a community open house at the new Fairchild Wheeler Interdistrict High
Read moreDrink Up! Voter Turnout In Dry Town Bridgewater 77 Percent, Turnout In Bridgeport 11.6 Percent
For pure voter futility Hartford led the state for lowest turnout in last week’s general election, five percent. Bridgeport was third to last at 11.61
Read moreBridgeport No Palace For Vallas, Says Decision To Leave Easy
Paul Vallas experienced tough political environments having led public schools in Chicago, Philadelphia and New Orleans so little Bridgeport, Connecticut by comparison probably seemed like a layup
Read moreDowntown Senior Center Prepares For New Location
From Mayor Bill Finch: The City’s Eisenhower Senior Center will close from Nov. 15 through 22 to prepare to move to its new location at
Read moreHow A Campaign Operation Rescued Sue Brannelly–What’s Steven Stafstrom’s Future?
When incumbents fight the tide of establishment anger in high-turnout areas such as Black Rock it’s all they can do to stay above water. Steven
Read moreApproval To Replace Harding High School Advancing
From Keila Torres Ocasio, CT Post: Plans for a new four-story Harding High School and state-of-the-art athletic fields on 17 acres at the General Electric
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