Michelle Lyons – Only In Bridgeport®

Many stakeholders and residents of the North End have a rather puritanical view of their neighborhood oasis. Generally, passive recreation is the preferred form of

News release from City Councilwoman Michelle Lyons: Bridgeport City Councilwoman Michelle Lyons of the 134th District is calling on the Bridgeport Catholic Diocese to build

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

Maybe had the Diocese of Bridgeport and Fairfield University genuflected to the neighborhood earnestly there’d be a clearer understanding of what their college proposal means

City Attorney R. Christopher Meyer on Friday declared in a legal opinion that Fairfield University’s proposal to locate a two-year college on property owned by

Retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez, on behalf of two city residents including City Councilwoman Michelle Lyons, has submitted a notice of appeal to the

A legal and neighborhood battle looms over a City Attorney’s Office opinion allowing Fairfield University to locate a two-year college on property owned by the

Good morning, good afternoon and good night. It’s as simple at that, declares retired Superior Court Judge Carmen Lopez in an OIB commentary enlightening members

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The North End’s Thorny Relationship With Development, Valentine’s Day Community Meeting To Address Public-Storage Plan

Councilwoman Lyons To Diocese: Build Elderly Housing On North End Property

Diocese Withdraws Controversial Zoning Application For Two-Year College In North End

Diocese, Fairfield U. Lopezed Over College Plan–Withdraw Your North End Troops

Ganim Opposes Diocese-Fairfield U Plan For College In North End–In Legal Reversal City Attorney Cites Unpermitted Use

Lopez, On Behalf Of North End Residents, Files Appeal Of Fairfield U’s College Approval By Zoning Office

City Attorney’s Green Light Of Controversial Fairfield U. College Location In North End Draws Sharp Rebuke From Retired Judge Lopez

Judge Lopez: Wake Up! City Council Empowered To Create Charter Revision Commission