Kimberly Staley who has served as chief administrative officer for two years is leaving the city at the end of this month to become CEO
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Month: November 2018
Surprise Surprise … Ganim Appoints Perez To Five-Year Top Cop Slot
Mayor Joe Ganim on Monday appointed–to no surprise–his long-time friend AJ Perez to a full, five-year term as the city’s top cop, a role he’s
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Facing City Council Expulsion For Residency Violation, Guedes Resigns From Civil Service Commission
On the night the City Council was scheduled to consider removal of Eleanor Guedes from the Civil Service Commission for violating the city’s residency code,
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East Side Fracas Leads To Barr’s Arrest, Response Justified?
An apparent parking violation involving Democratic Town Committee member Tony Barr escalated into a messy police scene a few days ago with arrests made as
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Who’ll Be Connecticut’s Next Governor?
This is it. Now it’s all about mobilization. One of two businessmen, Democrat Ned Lamont and Republican Bob Stefanowski will emerge as Connecticut’s next governor
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Community Interacts With Police Chief Finalists
The community action group Bridgeport Generation Now has been commenting on the selection process that led to three police chief finalists, Acting Chief Armando Perez,
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A Grade For Aresta Johnson And A Request For Respect
It’s no picnic in the park running Bridgeport’s public school system while juggling nine egos on the Board of Education so on one level a
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For Hearst -30- Cuts May Not Be End Of Story, Buyouts And Layoffs Announced By CT Post Parent
Hearst Connecticut Media that occupies the largest digital footprint in the state including the Connecticut Post is undergoing some growing pains trimming its combined 200-strong
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