Two years ago Manhattan-based Exact Capital came to Bridgeport with a promise to resurrect two vacant theatrical jewels into their former glory as part of
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Category: City Politics
Two Months From Democratic Primary, Time To Take Inventory Of Mayoral Election
Okay here we go, time to segue from July 4th fireworks festivities to the skyrockets of the summer primary season. Connecticut’s largest city is resolutely
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Generation Now Urges State To Supervise Absentee Ballots
The community action group Bridgeport Generation Now has launched a petition calling on Connecticut Secretary of the State Denise Merrill to order supervision of absentee
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Moore: Game On–Poised For September Primary Fireworks Against Ganim
State Senator Marilyn Moore, citing the Declaration of Independence on July 4th before supporters outside her Downtown campaign headquarters, announced publicly for the first time
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Moore’s “Big Announcement” On Independence Day
On July 4th, three weeks from presumably hustling signatures to qualify for a September Democratic primary, mayoral candidate State Senator Marilyn Moore plans a “big
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Stallworth, Moore Put On Money Push As Key Campaign Finance Deadline Looms
“I need your help,” pleads mayoral candidate Charlie Stallworth into the camera, a state representative and city minister leaning on his pastoral contacts and flock
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The Final Day–Mario Sets Date For Dem Endorsements
Mark your calendar for Tuesday July 23, D-Day. No, not that D-Day, the date Democratic Town Chairman Mario Testa has set to endorse Democrats for
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Ganim: Let’s Get Started–Opens Downtown Campaign Headquarters Seeking another Term
Four years ago Joe Ganim was on the campaign hunt for his old job, fixing a fence in a high crime public housing area to
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