Here’s something novel in Bridgeport: government asking you how to spend money instead of taking it. Easy to do when its federal dough. From Mayor
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Author: Lennie Grimaldi
Robert Zeff Dies–Entrepreneur, Lawyer Engaged In Gaming Wars With Trump And Wynn
In the Motor City, Robert Zeff was the little engine that could and could and could and did–amassing a fortune as a heralded personal injury
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Chief Garcia Wants To Reduce Cops Straying To Other Departments
Police retention has been debated in the OIB comments section for years. The city trains them, they drop anchor for a while and then sail
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A Planned Sanctuary City In Bridgeport’s South End Pre Emancipation, A Must-Read Bicentennial Interview With Maisa Tisdale
The birth of Bridgeport is 1821. Those who argue the real history starts in 1836 when it converted from a town charter to an incorporated
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Pour-Your-Own Cocktail Passes Legislature–How the Technology Works
Considering the adequate fluid ounces taking a deep dive at the State Capitol, this legislation makes perfect sense. News release from Tapville Mobile: Today, a
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Meet Victor Bolden, The Federal Judge Presiding Over Senator Bradley’s Indictment
A former civil rights attorney influenced by the career of Thurgood Marshall, the first person of color to serve on the Supreme Court, is overseeing
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Two Men Charged With Illegal Sale Of Alcohol In Shooting-Related Case
News release from Police Department: On May 16, 2021, at approximately 1:56 a.m. Bridgeport Police responded to 1023 Main Street (Temple of the Way–House of
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Here Comes The Sun Little Darling–Pandemic Relief Brightens Downtown Cabaret’s Reopening
The South End coal plant clogging lungs for generations has burnt out, the gremlin infecting millions of Americans is fading away, federal relief help is
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