Bridgeport Hospital and the Greater Bridgeport NAACP will host the virtual town hall, “COVID-19 Vaccine: The Facts vs. Fiction, Thursday, Feb. 4, from 5:30 –
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Month: February 2021
Early Data: People Needing Vaccinations Most Not Receiving Them
Vaccination information flow, access, website glitches, transportation, skepticism. A disproportionate number of white people are being vaccinated for Covid and in some cases the wealthy
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Senator Moore Praises $40 Million Covid Relief For Bridgeport Schools
From Jacqueline Rabe Thomas, CT Mirror: Schools district officials throughout Connecticut were informed Friday how the state plans to divvy up the bulk of the
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Watch: State Leaders Pitch More Dollars For Cities Hosting Tax-Exempt Properties
It’s forever a budget burden on cities, short-changing reimbursement for tax-exempt hospitals, colleges and state-owned property that service an entire region. As a candidate for
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Beardsley Bart Is Never Wrong, Predicts Early Spring
From Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo: Who needs Punxsutawney Phil when you have ‘Beardsley Bart?’ Beardsley Bart, Connecticut’s own Prognosticating Prairie Dog, dug out from a snowstorm
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Ganim Lifts Storm Emergency
From Mayor’s Office: The City of Bridgeport Snow Emergency will be lifted as of 8:00pm today, February 2, 2021. The schedule for City operations tomorrow, Wednesday, February 3rd includes the following:
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Top Cops Reverse Course In Retaliation Claim Against Transfers
From Dan Tepfer, CT Post: Three city police captains who are challenging in court the selection of Rebeca Garcia as assistant police chief dropped their
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State Rep. Stafstrom: How About Consolidating State Courthouses To Save Money?
Social distancing: Rep. Craig Fishbein, left, and Rep. Steve Stafstrom debate a judicial reappointment in a House largely emptied due to the COVID-19. MARK PAZNIOKAS :
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