5:40pm–#Bridgeport CT–Report of a water main break and missing manhole cover on Fairfield Avenue and Water Street.
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1:32am–#Bridgeport CT–Saturday’s alright for fighting like the song said especially in the Hollow tonight. Another big street fight being broken up by police at Madison and Morgan Avenue. Now you know what the sirens were about!
8:50pm—#Bridgeport CT #Fairfeild CT–The water has been restored to the Park Avenue Old Town Road area. Earlier this morning there was a big water main break.
8:42pm–#Bridgeport CT–Police received a call on Seaview Terrace for a man wearing a blinking red nose and reindeer antlers knocking on her door, the caller refused to answer but wants to see an officer. As the call was being dispatched police received a second call about the same man on Seabright Avenue, he is soliciting work according to the second caller. Bridgeport Police File #229 because you just can’t make this stuff up!
#Bridgeport CT–Police are investigating a robbery at Lopez Motors at 773 State Street.
#Bridgeport, Conn. (December 12, 2014) – Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch, Bridgeport Public Schools Superintendent Fran Rabinowitz, and other elected officials, visited Wilbur Cross School yesterday in celebration of the federal government giving the state’s largest city 180 new pre-k seats.
The U.S. Department of Education awarded Connecticut $12.5 million to Connecticut this week, which will give 428 kids access to pre-k, and an additional 284 kids to higher-quality pre-k programs. Bridgeport, the state’s largest city, received the largest share of these funds in receiving $4.5 million for 180 new pre-k seats and quality improvements for an additional 90 kids.
“As a parent, and mayor of the state’s largest city, I’ve seen firsthand how tough it is for kids who don’t have access to quality early childhood education,” said Bridgeport Mayor Bill Finch. “And research is clear: If kids aren’t reading at the level they should be by third grade, they’re less likely to graduate. That’s why this is such great news for hundreds of Bridgeport kids. It will help ensure more kids are ready to one day compete for jobs in the future.”
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