City Council member representing the North End, graduate of Bridgeport public schools, nearly four decades working in the education system’s nutrition center, Josephine “Penny” Covino
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Author: Lennie Grimaldi
With Funds In Place, Key East End Development Project Now Poised For Completion
Homegrown developer Anthony Stewart has endured frustrating starts and stops building a linchpin for the East End, the Honey Locust Square project along Stratford Avenue
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For Newton, It’s Back To The Future And A “Grassroots” Campaign For State Senate
If you believe everything comes in threes that was certainly the case Thursday night when City Councilman Ernie Newton conducted his first fundraiser to regain
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Commentary: Failed Revengers Must Zoom In On What’s Right For Students
Gladys D. Walker-Jones, education committee chair of the Greater Bridgeport NAACP, writes in the opening paragraph of this commentary that also appears in the CT
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Bassick Students Construct Two-Seat Plane, Await FAA Flight Approval
Things are looking up at Bassick High School in more ways than one: a new school underway as well as student completion of a two-seat
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Notice To Moonlighting City Employees: No Hitching During Work Hours
Justices of the peace, and other city employees moonlighting matrimonial services, have been placed on notice to divorce themselves from conducting marriage ceremonies on city
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Watch: Ganim, School Chief Announce Master Plan For Closing, Repurposing Schools
Following three public forums last week that sought parental input, Mayor Joe Ganim and Superintendent of Schools Carmela Levy-David announced on Tuesday “implementing a master
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Bring On The Gas! The Feast Of San Giuseppe – Fava Beans, Zeppole (And No Tax Increase)
March 19 is the high holy day for your web host… St. Joseph’s Day and to boot on the first day of Spring. St. Joseph’s Day
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