From the Q Poll: Less than two months until Connecticut’s gubernatorial election, 55 percent of likely voters support incumbent Democrat Ned Lamont, 38 percent support
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Author: Lennie Grimaldi
For Seaside Park, A Proposal For Bathhouse Revival With Beachside Amenities – Requires Park Board And City Council Approval
File image: Seaside Park Bathhouse It sits largely vacant on a gorgeous sand strip along arguably the most majestic public beach and park in Connecticut,
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Questions Abound, How Did Mark Bradley Finance His Losing Probate Race? – Meanwhile, Investigators Intensify Probes Of Bradley Brothers
The judge-of-probate race lost by Mark Bradley, facing several investigations for alleged election law violations, raised no money in the month leading up to his
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Commentary: Support For Adding Eid al-Adha To Bridgeport Public Schools Calendar – School Board Approves Proposal
UPDATE: The Board of Education approved the measure Monday night. Commentary by Dr. Khaled Elleithy, President of the Bridgeport Islamic Community Center, regarding the importance
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The ICE Vice Grip: Voices From The Field – ‘What Is Left Behind Is A Family That Lost A Loved One’
From the advocacy group ImpactCT: Recently, we wrote about recent ICE activity in Connecticut beginning and we noted that those closest to immigration advocacy and organizing are
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Sacred Heart/WFSB/CT Insider Poll: Lamont Lead Over Fazio Narrows To 14 Points
From Dan Haar, Hearst Media: With the race for governor heating up amid charges and counter-charges, Gov. Ned Lamont’s lead over state Sen. Ryan Fazio has narrowed in
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Jermaine Paul, Winner Of The Voice, To Headline HeArts Fest Downtown, Free Community Festival
News release from organizers: The 2nd Annual Bridgeport HeArts Festival returns Saturday, Sept. 19, bringing music, performance, international food and community organizations together for a
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Public Hearing Set For Thursday To Exempt School Bus Drivers From Street Parking Ban
Last Monday school bus drivers and education advocates jammed City Council chambers urging the legislative body to revisit an ordinance that restricts large commercial vehicles
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