City Planning Director Lynn Haig has submitted retirement notification to the Civil Service Office. She has served in the planning office for decades, the past
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Lamont “Tone Deaf” To Education Funding
When Ned Lamont campaigned for governor in 2018 he pledged to fully fund education in Bridgeport. He said it would not happen overnight but at
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Bridgeport Historian Mary Witkowski Dies, Organized Bridgeport History Center
When it came to knowledge of Bridgeport, Mary Witkowski was like the Swiss army knife of the city with many organizational assets in the tool
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Public Hearing On School Budget
The City Council’s Budget and Appropriations Committee on Thursday (tonight) 6 p.m. will conduct a public hearing on the proposed school budget and library spending
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External Works Begins In Restoration Of Barnum Museum
Mother Nature has been rude to the Barnum Museum. It started with a tornado in 2010 and then more followed. The good news is work
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The Challenge To Keep Pace With Police Departures
Mayor Joe Ganim’s proposed spending plan now in the hands of the City Council’s budget committee for the July 1 fiscal year funds 80 new
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When ‘The Worst Human Being’ Gets Canned
Just days after Fox News settled Dominion’s defamation lawsuit for nearly $800 million, it has fired front man conspiracy-theorist, election-liar Tucker Carlson. Even a ratings-bonanza
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Remembering The Victims And Families Of L’Ambiance Tragedy
It’s been 36 years since the worst construction accident in Connecticut history left 28 men dead in the collapse of L’Ambiance Plaza, April 23, 1987. I was
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