Unlike last year when the elected Board of Education threw in the towel in anticipation of a state takeover of schools, the current appointed school
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Ed Gomes’ Strategic Campaign Risk Versus Newton
State Senator Ed Gomes has told his supporters he’ll wait until the legislative sessions ends in May before filing the state paperwork to officially announce
Read moreNo Longer City Lobbyist, Is Former Mayor Nick Panuzio Squeezing Sour Grapes Or Sense?
In a commentary published in the Connecticut Post, former Mayor Nick Panuzio is weighing in against a mayoral-appointed Board of Education. A former administrator at
Read moreSteel Point Developer Requests Extension For Infrastructure Improvements, Plus: Hockey Fever Downtown
Who says there’s no economic spinoff from the Webster Bank Arena? The new Barnum Publick House, across from the City Hall Annex and several blocks from
Read moreGary Puckett’s Coming To Downtown Cabaret
Gary Puckett’s bringing his soulful pipes to the Downtown Cabaret Theatre for two shows on March 31. His streak of hits with the Union Gap include
Read moreMario: Do What You Want–Mother Goose Supporting Bysiewicz, Most Party Regulars For Murphy
Two years ago Democratic Town Chair Mario Testa made it a priority to mobilize all his delegates to the state party convention to support Ned
Read moreWill Bishop Lori Be Missed?
John Marshall Lee is a member of the Voice of the Faithful in the Diocese of Bridgeport, an affiliate of an international group of Catholics
Read moreQ Poll: Shays Trails McMahon In GOP Primary, But Edging Closer–Shays Runs Stronger Against Dems
From the Quinnipiac Poll: Former wrestling executive Linda McMahon leads former U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays 51 – 42 percent in the Republican primary for Connecticut’s
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