File image: Mary Moran with husband Stephen. Mary Chapar Moran, the only woman to occupy Bridgeport’s mayor’s office – elected in 1989 defeating incumbent Democrat Tom
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File image: Mary Moran with husband Stephen. Mary Chapar Moran, the only woman to occupy Bridgeport’s mayor’s office – elected in 1989 defeating incumbent Democrat Tom
Read moreMary Chapar Moran was the first female to occupy the mayor’s office and the last Republican as well, elected in 1989 defeating incumbent Democrat Tom
Read moreCity Councilman Ernie Newton recalls the Steelpointe Harbor redevelopment area that once flashed a neighborhood warzone cut off from the harbor, a hulking vacant power
Read moreOn Election Day 2018, candidate Ned Lamont returned to the building that housed the former Harding High School where he had served as a volunteer instructor
Read moreThis is a City Council, school board election cycle, but it’s not too soon to parse its impact on the 2023 mayoral campaign that already
Read moreIt used to be Bridgeport Republicans were relevant. In the 20 years from 1971 to 1991, Republican mayors occupied the office half the time–Nicholas Panuzio,
Read morePermeating his eclectic persona, Democratic Town Committee member Tony Barr has a way of baring it all. Ask him a question and he’ll zone into
Read moreTony Diaz, 1991 mayoral candidate, who served as deputy commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Motor Vehicles, passed away July 3. His brother Hector Diaz
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