From the Q Poll: Democratic incumbent Governor Ned Lamont leads Republican challenger Bob Stefanowski 51 – 43 percent in Connecticut’s gubernatorial race, according to a
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Diocese Withdraws Controversial Zoning Application For Two-Year College In North End
After community, political and government pushback, a petition by the Diocese of Bridgeport to host a two-year college program offered by Fairfield University on Jewett
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Hearst Media Dries Up Bridgeport Printing Press Shop, 28 Jobs Impacted, Earlier News Deadline
Several years ago Hearst Connecticut Media Group that now enjoys the largest digital footprint in the state pulled out of 410 State Street downsizing to
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City Parks Open This Weekend
News release from Mayor’s Office: Mayor Ganim announced today that the City of Bridgeport’s public parks will reopen for the season on Saturday, May 28th.
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Judge Lopez: City Attorney Expenditure Opinion Correct, But Others Culpable Beyond Council President
Updated 2:50 p.m. May 24, 2022. City Attorney R. Christopher Meyer last week issued a legal opinion declaring City Council President Aidee Nieves had no
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Black Rock Day Parade Returns June 12
News release: Parade Chair Phil Blagys, who has run the parade since 1994, is pleased to announce the return of The Black Rock Day Parade
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As Bradley Trial Beckons, Court Weighs Dueling Motions Involving Co-Defendant
Jury selection in the federal campaign finance trial of State Senator Dennis Bradley is scheduled to take place May 31 before U.S. District Judge Victor
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Chief Attorney: City Council President Has No Legal Authority To Expend Funds
City Council President Aidee Nieves had no authority to unilaterally expend public funds, totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars over several years, to support various
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