Ed Lavernoich, Bridgeport’s deputy director of economic development, is leaving the city after 25 years of service to become director of development for the Town
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Why Is The Library Board Addressing The Charter Revision Commission?
Interesting little item was kicked out a few days ago included in an eblast highlighting all the good stuff going on at the Bridgeport Public
Read moreThe Mayor Pitches His Budget And School Reform–Higher Taxes?
Mayor Bill Finch will submit his proposed budget to the City Council on Monday (today). He will then take his spending plan on the road
Read moreJudge Sets April 13 Hearing To Discuss BOE Special Election Date
In an effort to avoid a logistical election nightmare, legal parties Friday morning prevailed upon Superior Court Judge Salvatore Agati to set a full hearing
Read moreMerrill: Increase Ballot Access
Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill, in a commentary published in the CT Post, urges residents to lobby legislators to open up the voting
Read moreTrayvon Martin Case Attracts 300 To HCC Rally
The power of an emotional issue picking up steam nationwide attracted roughly 300 people to Housatonic Community College Wednesday night for “I Am Trayvon Martin Rally.” Mayor
Read moreA Conspirator’s View Of The School Board Election–Can The Working Families Party Be Stopped?
Nothing like a special election to flow the campaign juices. Assuming the city doesn’t win more legal delays, within the next few days we should hear from
Read moreSupremes Set BOE Special Election No Later Than 150 Days From Trial Court Order–State Board Still In Place Until Election
When will a special election for Board of Education take place? That’s been the central question since the Connecticut Supreme Court ruled against the state
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