Creativity often comes from pain. Richard Belzer channeled his childhood misery in Bridgeport into making fans laugh and cry on a variety of platforms: stage,
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Sacred Heart Students Screen Bridgeport Pupils For Dyslexia
News release from Sacred Heart University: Cassidy Lombardo and Cassidy MacNamara are upholding the standard of a Sacred Heart University Pioneer with their spring semester
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Moore Seeks A Fattening Campaign Account At Mardi Gras Fundraiser
First a Valentine’s Day dance party, now a Mardi Gras soiree planned for Monday night Downtown at Miss Thelma’s on the eve of Fat Tuesday.
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City’s Grand List Of Taxable Property Increases Slightly
It’s not the windfall desired, but the city’s grand list of taxable property expanded slightly allowing city bean counters to tap another $1 million or
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City Council To Act On Fire Union Contract
Due to Presidents’ Day the City Council meeting will take place Tuesday 7pm. The council will vote on the contract agreement between city management and
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In Bridgeport, Lamont Announces $600 Million Affordable Housing Investment, Assistance For First-Time Homebuyers
Governor Ned Lamont On Thursday was joined by Mayor Joe Ganim, one of his election-year opponents State Senator Marilyn Moore, chair of the Housing Committee,
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It’s Time To Take Charge: The Politics Of Tighty-Whities Reveals Ganim’s Flaccidity
On Valentine’s Day in the North End there was no love for developer Hugh Scott who wants to transform the shuttered former Stop & Shop
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The ‘Latinx’ Pie-Fight Debate, The Word And What It Means For Local Politics
Latinx is the word, or not, depending on issue position, in the Connecticut General Assembly this legislative session. The word denotes a gender-neutral person of
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