The peculiar 2023 mayoral derby that bled into 2024 has reached the finish line in favor of Mayor Joe Ganim, but there’s some cleaning up
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For Newton, It’s Back To The Future And A “Grassroots” Campaign For State Senate
If you believe everything comes in threes that was certainly the case Thursday night when City Councilman Ernie Newton conducted his first fundraiser to regain
Read moreCommentary: Failed Revengers Must Zoom In On What’s Right For Students
Gladys D. Walker-Jones, education committee chair of the Greater Bridgeport NAACP, writes in the opening paragraph of this commentary that also appears in the CT
Read moreBring On The Gas! The Feast Of San Giuseppe – Fava Beans, Zeppole (And No Tax Increase)
March 19 is the high holy day for your web host… St. Joseph’s Day and to boot on the first day of Spring. St. Joseph’s Day
Read moreSuper Mario! – Testa Cruises To Another Term As Dem Town Chair, The Haters Lose Again
Two weeks ago the Joe Ganim haters were aghast when the mayor grooved huge wins across the city lancing vendetta candidate John Gomes. Monday night
Read moreFor Ganim, A Chance To Craft A Legacy
In the days after punching an exclamation point on the historic mayoral season with an impressive win in the second general election Joe Ganim maintained
Read moreA New Election Cycle: Newton, Seeking His Old Seat, Poised To Primary Senator Gaston
With the page finally turned on the mayoral election, time to refocus to the current state and federal cycle. City Councilman Ernie Newton is rallying
Read moreSee Full Results: Ganim Runs Up Numbers Among All Voting Segments Including Republicans
Mayor Joe Ganim’s convincing win on Tuesday’s general election redo ran across all corridors of voting districts with the mayor likely fetching more Republican support
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