From the Associated Press: A record 1.86 million Connecticut residents voted in the Nov. 3 election, a turnout of nearly 80% of registered voters despite
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Author: Lennie Grimaldi
William Carroll, Humanitarian, Prince Among Friends And Strangers, Dies At 77
It’s hard to know the depth and origin of someone’s humanity and generosity until you’ve been on the receiving end of the kindness. Especially if
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Living Off The Land With Joe Haines–Let’s Eat! (Except Skunk)
Joe Haines spared these goslings. Photo by James Prosek. What’s on your menu this weekend? How about rabbit, beaver, snapping turtle, muskrat, possum, woodchuck, raccoon,
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Lamont Jacks Fines For Businesses Violating Covid Rules
From Governor Lamont: Governor Ned Lamont today announced that he has signed an executive order increasing the amount that businesses can be fined for violations of the
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CT Teachers Union: Shift To Full-Time Remote Learning
From the Connecticut Education Association: With the surging COVID-19 infection rate in Connecticut the highest since May, Connecticut must establish and strictly enforce consistent statewide
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City Council Members Briefed On Downtown Development
What’s going on with Downtown development? CT Post reporter Brian Lockhart provides an update including John Guedes’ 92-unit apartment complex at Congress and Main Streets
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Gene O’Neill, Retired Police Sergeant, Bon Vivant, Dead From Covid At 87
Gene O’Neill was an original. He could negotiate people to places they didn’t even know they were going. Charming, accessible, diplomatic; he enjoyed the dexterity
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Bridgeport A Destination? Maybe Daddy Warbucks Got It Wrong
Home sales are up in Bridgeport. They’re surging in the Bridgeport region fueled by virus-fleeing New Yorkers. “People are buying vacation homes in areas like
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