Workers in the Town Clerk’s Office are in overdrive mailing absentee ballots, most of them associated with the Aug. 14 State Senate primary between Democrats
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City Council Approves Curfew
The City Council Thursday night passed an ordinance that allows city police to prohibit anyone under the age of 18 from being out in public without a
Read moreGanim A Step Closer To Regaining Law License
From Dan Tepfer, CT Post: A state committee is recommending that former Mayor Joseph Ganim, who served a prison sentence on corruption charges, get his
Read moreChris Donovan’s Heebie-jeebies–Seven Charged in Probe–Soucy Government Sauce
More fallout for Connecticut Speaker of the House Chris Donovan’s congressional race. From David Fein, Connecticut U.S. Attorney: INDICTMENT CHARGES SEVEN INDIVIDUALS FOR ROLES IN
Read moreFive Questions For Ed Gomes: Work Horse, No Show Horse
State Senator Ed Gomes shares his signature passion and bluntness responding to five questions posed by OIB readers. Locked in a tough Aug. 14 Democratic
Read moreNot Ferry Good For Captain McAllister
Captain Brian McAllister, president of the Bridgeport and Port Jefferson Steamboat Company, needs a legal buoy. From the CT Post: The ferry boat terminal will
Read moreFinch, Gaudett News Conference Following Arrests
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Read moreArrest Made In Latest Killing
Statement from Mayor Bill Finch re: homicide arrests made (East Main St., 2009 homicide) “Today, the Bridgeport Police Department scored three big victories–arresting the shooter
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