8:50pm–#Bridgeport CT– A 5′ 6″ white male wearing all black and mask entered the Madison Keg & Spirits at 917 Madison Avenue with a gun and was scared off by the owner who had his own gun.
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You are doing something right to maintain a business for four generations, and that something right is customer service- something that is hard to find in the big box stores. Many of you will remember the Collins family from pharmacies they owned in Black Rock. They now run Collins Medical Equipment at 500 Kings Highway East in Fairfield (same plaza as Town Fair Tires) since 2005. Whether you need pain management products, a lift chair, or home accessibility items like a grab bar or a handicap accessible ramps you will always see a Collins atCollins Medical Equipment to personally help you. Like their company philosophy says “Caring for people like family”! Call them at 203-576-8642 or visit them online at http://www.collinsmedical.net/index.htm
#Westport CT–12/1—The Westport Fire Department responded to a single car motor vehicle accident on I-95 North Exit 18 to 19. The vehicle was off the roadway into the woods. The three occupants were apparently uninjured in the accident and refused medical transport to the hospital. The Westport Fire Department responded with one Chief officer’s car, one Rescue and one Engine.
#Bridgeport CT–According to a Connecticut State Police arrest warrant application dated November 24, 2015 charged Clive Higgins who resigned
11:34am–#Stratford CT– Police on the way to the Housatonic Teachers Federal Credit at 2900 Main Street for an attempted robbery. Police are looking for a black male six foot tall in a black hoodie who fled in a black sedan. First Niagara Bank at 225 Hawley Lane reported to police a suspicious black Mercedes about 15 minutes earlier.
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#Bridgeport CT–Mayor Joe Ganim was sworn in at 7:42 pm at the Klein Auditorium in front of about 1,000 well wishers. Ganim said “I have learned that in America—and particularly in this great city–if you are true to a cause, work hard, and are not afraid to ask for a second chance, you can find and experience that moment of redemption.” He also said T.S. Eliot wrote–”… last year’s words belong to last year’s language–and next year’s words await another voice.” WE ARE THAT VOICE.
“This new administration-–YOUR ADMINISTRATION–will work hard to always treat people with RESPECT while showing HUMILITY as we work to improve the quality of life for all of our residents…… “One of the most important first steps for me as your Mayor will be to make city hall a more welcoming place and ensure Bridgeport’s city government reflects the diverse composition of our great city. We will appoint talented managers to champion reforms so government works better for everyone.”
Ganim closed with “Today is the day we begin to bring about the positive results that everyone desires. Together we will realize the promise of Connecticut’s largest city.”