2021-06-25@11:43pm–#Stratford CT– Firefighters called to Vought Place for a shed fire that extended to two homes. Firefighters have quickly knocked the fire down.
This news report is made possible by:
#Westport CT–On October 16, 2020, at approximately 1:45 p.m., Westport Police officers responded to
a local liquor store on a report of a stolen check. The complainant stated he wrote a check to one
of his vendors and then placed it in a mailbox. At some point after that the check was stolen and
the amount was altered. Additionally, the payee was changed to the name Matthew LaFlamme.
The investigating detective was able to determine the bank where the check was cashed. In
speaking with that bank’s fraud department, it was discovered that the suspect provided a bona
fide Connecticut identification card at the time the fraudulent check was allegedly cashed. The
name on the identification was Matthew LaFlamme.
Based upon the investigation, a warrant for Mr. LaFlamme’s arrest was completed and
signed by a Superior Court Judge. On the morning of June 15, 2021, Mr. LaFlamme was taken
into custody and per the warrant was charged with Larceny in the Third Degree and Forgery in
the Second Degree. He was held on a $100,000 bond and transported to Stamford Superior
Court the morning of Wednesday, June 16, 2021, for his arraignment.
This press release was made possible by:
2021-06-25@1:59pm–#Bridgeport CT– Today’s vehicle fire was at Washington Avenue and Pequonnick Street. The engine compartment was fully engulfed according to radio reports.
This news report is made possible by:
Get your candles made right here in Bridgeport CT and save 20% off with coupon code: LOCAL20 over at naturalannieessentials.comNaturalAnnie Essentials is a black woman owned and family operated lifestyle soy candle company based in Bridgeport, Connecticut. We create pure soy candles with a feel-good vibe! Fun and relatable, our natural candles fill your home and lift your mood with vibrant scents so that it feels like home.
Teens and parents are invited to an informative and timely Zoom workshop, “College Financial Planning” on Tuesday, July 6 from 6:30-8 pm. The program is hosted by the Stratford Library in conjunction with Advanced College Funding Solutions with guest speaker Lynn Verrilli. It is free and open to the public.
The educational workshop will focus on high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors.
Among the topics address will be:
¨ Critical information not covered during high school financial aid night.
¨ Opportunities available for students to attend an expensive private university for less than a state school.
¨ Selecting colleges that will give the best financial aid packages – more FREE money and less loans.
¨ Locating and applying for every “need-based” scholarship, grant, and low-interest loan that students may be eligible for.
¨ Paying for college without relying on 529 plans, expensive private student loans or raiding personal retirement accounts.
¨ Simplify the process and making sure all the right things are done at the right time.
¨ Which assets are taken into consideration when the U.S. Department of Education calculates the Expected Family Contribution (EFC).
¨ The Biggest Mistakes parents can make that cause them to overpay for college, and how to avoid them.
¨ The FAFSA form and all the other information needed to understand in order to maximize the amount of financial aid one is eligible to receive.
¨ Even if a family is not eligible for need-based aid, the workshop will cover the best strategies on how to pay for college in the most cost efficient basis without it putting a strain on the rest of family finances.
“College Financial Planning” will begin at 6:30 pm on the Library’s Zoom platform.
For further information call: 203.385-4162 or register online and receive an invitational link at: https://stratfordlibrary.libcal.com/event/7887797.
This press release is made possible by:
2021-06-24@9:33pm–#Bridgeport CT– A viewer said there was a hit and run accident at Dewhirst Street and Clark Street. The driver chased after the fleeing driver and there were reports of shots fired. The car crashed on Vincellette Street and they took off on foot. The area was reportedly filled with police along with K-9. This is why I say See Something, Report Something!!!
2021-06-24@9:51pm–#Bridgeport CT– A person was assaulted after a burglary in the 400 block of Park Avenue. I wonder how many more of these happen that we aren’t aware of….
This news report is made possible by my sponsor who isn’t afraid of Bridgeport brass intimidation:
2021-06-24@7:34pm–#Fairfield CT– A man exposed himself to a woman in the Marshalls parking lot at 700 Post Road. He may have tried for a clean get away running towards the car wash.
This news report is made possible by:
2021-06-24@1:35pm–#Milford CT– There were no reported injures when a car crashed into the Coco Nail Salon at 7 Pond Point Avenue. Special thanks to Brian Smith for going to the scene to provide us this photo.
BRIDGEPORT, CT – City of Bridgeport officials are advising event organizers of any modified safety protocols and how to secure a permit for an outdoor planned event on city property and in any of the city’s parks. Organizers are required to obtain a permit for any event hosted on city property. Events without proper permits, or in violation of the permit application will be subject to cease and desist.
How to Secure a Permit for an Outdoor Event in the City of Bridgeport
Anyone hosting an event on public property or in city parks must apply for a permit in the City of Bridgeport. Whether the event is free or ticketed, open to the public, or invitation only, all events organizers must apply and be approved. Depending on the event, permit approval may require several departments, so officials ask that you submit your request a minimum of 30 days in advance.
To begin the application process, click here. Events hosted in city parks, on city property, or in city buildings must follow any and all city and public safety guidelines, including closure times, noise ordinances, and COVID health safety protocols. All relevant guidelines will be outlined upon approval of each individual event permit. Below is the outline of the Permit Process that can also be found here https://bridgeportct.gov/eventpermit.
• Bridgeport Health Department will discuss permits and fees involved with having any form of food for sale or consumption and ensuring that organizers meet all health and safety protocols.
• Bridgeport Police Department will provide an operations plan for any type of security or traffic control. This plan will be accompanied by a schedule of estimated police fees.
• Public Facilities will outline any fees that may be incurred for trash, dumpster, other related needs.
• Upon meeting the above requirements, including payment for any costs associated, organizer will be provided with a permit application that will require signature approvals of the associated city departments.
• Public events hosted on any city property require Certificate of Liability insurance coverage.
This news report is made possible by:
