Restaurants, shopping, live music, comedy, professional hockey, art galleries, radio stations, holiday displays. Downtown’s brighter face includes a burgeoning arts community adding vitality to the
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Category: Library
Bicentennial Interview: Christina Smith And ‘The Little Engine That Could’ Picks Up Steam
In her youth, former City Councilwoman Christina Smith literally lived Bridgeport history, the James O’Rourke house named for the batter who slashed the National League’s first
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Rooting And Reading–Can A Community Farm And Library Co-Exist?
In a neighborhood old-timers call Whiskey Hill–they brewed their own up there during Prohibition–a spirited battle looms over a piece of property home to the Reservoir
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Bridgeport Public Library Promotes “ASK US FIRST” And Online Services During COVID-19 Emergency
From John “Salty” Soltis, Assistant City Librarian: While the Bridgeport Public Library remains closed during the COVID-19 emergency, the library’s digital services are still available
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Ganim, City Clerk Lydia Martinez Promote Census Bureau Jobs
Mayor Joe Ganim and City Clerk Lydia Martinez, in this video, promote job opportunities at the U.S. Census Bureau recruiting to fill temporary positions. www.2020census.gov/jobs For
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Reps Hennessy, Stallworth Host Joint Office Hours
In advance of the legislative session that begins in February, State House members Jack Hennessy and Charlie Stallworth will host joint office hours on January
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Watch: Moore Hosts First In A Series Of Community Conversations
Write-in candidate for mayor Marilyn Moore who lost a close primary to incumbent Joe Ganim launched on Saturday at the North End library the first
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Write-In Tutorial 101 By State Elections Lawyer
Ted Bromley, an attorney with the Office of the Connecticut Secretary of the State, explained how the write-in process works during a Wednesday night forum
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