2021-10-28@5:55pm--#Shelton CT-- Report of a rollover accident in front of 12 Commerce Drive (near Research Drive). No one is trapped, no word on injuries. This news report is made possible by: https://www.bmwofbridgeport.com/new-bmw-finance-offers-lease-prices-for-sale-in-bridgeport-ct-dtw/
2021-10-28@4:13pm--#Bridgeport CT-- A rollover accident on Fairfield Avenue just past Hancock Avenue. There were no injuries.
Governor Ned Lamont and Attorney General William Tong today are applauding approval by the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA) of the $103.4 million Eversource accountability plan they announced earlier this month. The agreement will increase local accountability and control, and return $103.4 million back to Connecticut families following significant deficiencies in the utility’s response to Tropical Storm Isaias. The agreement also stabilizes electric distribution rates until at least January 2024. “I applaud PURA for approving this settlement, which puts money back into ratepayers’ pockets and provides new and necessary accountability for Eversource,” Governor Lamont said. “This progress happened as a result of a significant storm that impacted hundreds of thousands of residents, and then this settlement was reached after more than a…
The Stratford Library concludes its 2021 season of “Sunday Afternoon Talks” series of informative and entertaining talks featuring prominent local guest speakers “The Secret of Becoming a Great Communicator” with Jim Cameron on Sunday, November 7. The talk, presented on the Zoom format, is also a hybrid event that allows visitors to attend and watch in the Library’s Lovell Room. It is free and open to the public. Long-time commuter advocate and newspaper commentator Jim Cameron will offer a lively presentation and Q&A about the art of communication. Cameron will share some funny and insightful tales about his 40 years as a news reporter, media trainer and public relations consultant. He will also reveal the inside scoop on how to "Master the Interview" with his…
#Fairfield CT--Applications are currently being accepted for volunteers to join the newly established Fairfield Commission on disAbilities, a group intended to promote the inclusion and integration of differently abled people in community activities, services, and employment opportunities. The mission of the Commission is to ensure that Fairfield is a welcoming community where people with disabilities can lead inclusive and fulfilling lives, contributing as active members of our town. If you are a self-advocate; caregiver; parents/family member; professional serving the disability community and other residents and would like to educate and advocate for people with disabilities in Fairfield, we need you. Commission goals include creating a forum for community members to: · Increase awareness about issues and opportunities affecting people…
Vote Team Hoydick on Row B, Tuesday, Nov. 2nd. William O. Cabral, Treasurer (sponsored) https://youtu.be/ovdCpdwD1fA
2021-10-27@9:56pm--#Milford CT-- Firefighters on Peach Tree Lane for a basement fire. Firefighters have it under control. This news report is made possible by:
#Milford CT---On October 25, 2021, Milford Police responded to the Mayflower Motel, 219 Woodmont Road, on the report of a fight. Investigation led to the arrest of both Andrew and Austin Spears who are accused of getting into a physical altercation with each other after a verbal argument. This press release was made possible by:
Stratford Police Press Release #Stratford CT-- At approximately 07:30 am a fight broke out at Bunnell High School. The fight involved numerous students (appx 10) and faculty/staff intervened in an attempt to break up the fight. Several Stratford officers and the School Resource officer responded to the disturbance and took control of the scene and school. The school was placed in a temporary lockdown to ensure no students were injured. The lockdown hassince been lifted.At this time two students (juveniles) are in custody and the investigation is ongoing. This press release was made possible by:
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) issued the following release in response to a series of recently published stories known as The Facebook Papers: “These damning documents underscore that Facebook leadership chronically ignored serious internal alarms, choosing to put profits over people. Facebook is obviously unable to police itself as its powerful algorithms drive deeply harmful content to children and fuel hate. These disclosures demand the full release of the company’s research on the harms to teens and even to our democracy. This resoundingly adds to the drumbeat of calls for reform, rules to protect teens, and real transparency and accountability from Facebook and its Big Tech peers.” As Chair of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Subcommittee on Consumer Protection,…
