Running unopposed, Bridgeport’s first Latina City Council President Aidee Nieves Monday night was elected to serve another two years as leader of the legislative body.
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Running unopposed, Bridgeport’s first Latina City Council President Aidee Nieves Monday night was elected to serve another two years as leader of the legislative body.
Read moreJust think, they have four more years together. Republican Board of Education Chair John Weldon and incumbent Joe Sokolovic have captured the two remaining minority-party
Read moreBefore midnight it appeared Republican incumbent John Weldon and running mate Peter Perillo had machine count leads, prior to counting absentee ballots, to fill the
Read moreBarring a write-in miracle for City Council seats, the general election is mostly all about who’ll occupy the minority party slots on the Board of
Read moreIf incumbent school board member Joe Sokolovic wins reelection by one vote running on the Working Families Party line, this exchange, according to his Facebook
Read moreDemocrats and Working Families Party school board candidates have hosted fundraisers. Now it’s time for Republicans trying to win seats Nov. 2. Incumbent Board of
Read moreRemember those days of food fights at school board meetings? And you thought The Carroll Nutrition Center just served the kids, right? Who loves pie!
Read moreCity Council President Aidee Nieves and district partner Maria Valle steamrolled the handpicked candidates of City Clerk Lydia Martinez mounting mighty numbers for both the
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