The power of an emotional issue picking up steam nationwide attracted roughly 300 people to Housatonic Community College Wednesday night for “I Am Trayvon Martin Rally.” Mayor
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A Conspirator’s View Of The School Board Election–Can The Working Families Party Be Stopped?
Nothing like a special election to flow the campaign juices. Assuming the city doesn’t win more legal delays, within the next few days we should hear from
Read moreWater Taxi, Anyone? Informational Meeting For Pleasure Beach Improvements
Informational session April 4 for Pleasure Beach work. From Mayor Finch: The City of Bridgeport has a project for the reconstruction of docks and for the procurement
Read moreSupremes Set BOE Special Election No Later Than 150 Days From Trial Court Order–State Board Still In Place Until Election
When will a special election for Board of Education take place? That’s been the central question since the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled against the state
Read moreSchool Board Approves Budget–Mayor To Unveil City Budget Next Week
Unlike last year when the elected Board of Education threw in the towel in anticipation of a state takeover of schools, the current appointed school
Read moreGOP Young Guns Urge Minority Party Representation
The new twenty-something officers of the Republican Town Committee–Chairman John Slater and Vice Chairman Francisco “The Cisco Kid” Borres, who’s also the GOP deputy registrar of voters–have
Read moreEd Gomes’ Strategic Campaign Risk Versus Newton
State Senator Ed Gomes has told his supporters he’ll wait until the legislative sessions ends in May before filing the state paperwork to officially announce
Read moreNo Longer City Lobbyist, Is Former Mayor Nick Panuzio Squeezing Sour Grapes Or Sense?
In a commentary published in the Connecticut Post, former Mayor Nick Panuzio is weighing in against a mayoral-appointed Board of Education. A former administrator at
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