Tucked into the stimulus relief bill signed by President Biden is something leaders from cities and towns across America have jawboned their congressional representatives for
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Month: March 2021
Beware Of Vaccine Scammers
From Governor Ned Lamont: Governor Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong are warning Connecticut residents to be on alert for potential scams related to
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When Dealing With A Stubborn Stool Try The Twist & Shout Technique–City Confronts Old Sewer System
UPDATE: City Council Monday night tabled the measure at the request of council President Aidee Nieves, following an appeal by Councilwoman Maria Pereira to do
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An Interview With 92-Year-Old City Treasure Kaye Williams, Founder Of Captain’s Cove Seaport
Kaye Williams, the visionary who turned a city-run dump of a boatyard into Captain’s Cove Seaport, one of the region’s premier tourist draws, with its
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Paier College Transitions To University Of Bridgeport
News release: Paier College of Art announced today it is moving to Bridgeport and will be known as Paier College. This move comes as Paier
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Torres Family Takes Ownership Of Acoustic Cafe, Renovations Underway For Music Revival
Rick Torres, longtime owner of the popular Harborview Market in Black Rock and a former mayoral candidate, announced Monday that he and his family have
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Sewer Improvement Debate Stirs A Stink Among Pols
Monday night the City Council is scheduled to act on approving upgrades to the city’s ancient wastewater treatment infrastructure. Councilwoman Maria Pereira asserts sewer user
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City Council Weighs Upgrades To Wastewater Treatment System
The City Council Monday night will consider a Budget and Appropriations Committee report “Approving Financing for the Design, Rehabilitation, Upgrading and Construction of Various Renovations
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