Tom Gill – Only In Bridgeport®

From Brian Lockhart, CT Post: With the bulk of the Remington Arms plant’s crumbling buildings now demolished, city officials are soliciting developer proposals for the prominent,

Fourteen years ago, then Democratic candidate Jim Himes had an impromptu give-and-take with Republican Congressman Chris Shays who crashed his press conference highlighting inaction to

From Brian Lockhart CT Post Previously heralded by local leaders as “more than a once-in-a-generation opportunity to transform the city with thousands of jobs and

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

What was Webster Bank Arena is now Total Mortgage Arena. According to Economic Development Director Tom Gill, the operating agreement in place between arena management

The 10-year, $3.5 million naming rights relationship between Webster Bank and the Arena at Harbor Yard has elapsed, according to several city sources. The deal

When was the last time the New York City media market showed up in Bridgeport for something positive? Hornblower Group, the world’s leading provider of

A few weeks ago OIB published a list of the top 100 municipal wage earners historically dominated by Board of Education employees, as well as

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City Seeks Developers For Old Remington Plant Site On East Side, Manufacturing Preferred

For Congress Street Bridge, It Took An Act Of Congress–Construction Planned For 2023–Watch: Himes – Stevenson Trade Barbs

Zoning Headwind Slows Renewable Energy Project

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

Total Mortgage Purchases Naming Rights To City-Owned Arena

City Arena Seeks New Naming Rights Partnership, Webster Bank Affiliation Ends

Lamont: ‘An Amazing Port’–Hornblower Expands Bridgeport Shipyard To Maintain Ferry Fleets Serving Mighty Tourist Destinations

Joe’s Political Cheapness: Most Of Ganim’s Higher-Paid Appointees Have No Vote Base, Check Out Salary Ranges