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Roofer Falls From Roof

Easton Police Statement: At 12:13 p.m. on February 26, 2026, the Easton 911 Center received a call reporting that a person had fallen from the roof of a home at 270 Everett Road in Easton. The 911 Center immediately provided emergency instructions over the phone and dispatched Easton Volunteer EMS, Easton Police, and Easton Fire to the scene. Per a predetermined response plan, the closest available paramedic from the Town of Trumbull was also automatically alerted. Upon arrival, an Easton Police officer made patient contact and located a 24-year-old male lying on the back deck, unconscious and experiencing agonal respirations. Easton EMS and Fire personnel arrived shortly after, provided additional medical care, and extricated the patient from the property through…

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Pregnant Teacher Kicked In Stomach

A teacher, 9 months pregnant, was kicked in the stomach, according to unconfirmed radio reports, at Staples Elementary School at 515 Morehouse Road. There are no further details. 2025-12-02@10:40am-- #Easton CT CORRECTION: Initially, there was confusion about the location, and it was reported to be at Easton Country Day School, 660 Morehouse Road. this has been corrected and it happened at Staples Elementary School at 515 Morehouse Road.

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Easton Assault

Easton and Redding Police are investigating an assault that took place on Black Rock Turnpike near Route 58 in Easton. According to unconfirmed radio reports, a person said they were "jumped" at that location and hit in the head with a brick. The suspects fled in a black vehicle towards Redding. Redding Police located the vehicle with 3 people who had scratch marks on their arms. Police are still sorting this out. 2025-08-09@10:30PMish

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Barnum Festival Sets Sail with “Barnum Sails the Sound” Aboard the PT Barnum

BRIDGEPORT – The Barnum Festival continued its 2025 celebration with one of its signature events, Barnum Sails the Sound, bringing together festival supporters, dignitaries, and guests for an evening cruise aboard the PT Barnum, operated by The Bridgeport & Port Jefferson Steamboat Company. This year’s Ringmaster, Greggory Gnandt, led the festivities, accompanied by members of the Barnum Festival Royal Family. Guests enjoyed scenic views of Long Island Sound while celebrating the festival’s enduring tradition of honoring the legacy of P.T. Barnum, Bridgeport’s most famous showman. Entertainment for the evening was provided by the band Shameless, whose high-energy performance kept guests dancing throughout the night as the vessel cruised across the Sound. The combination of live music, picturesque views, and lively…

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Senator Praises Rejection of UI Transmission Line Proposal

FAIRFIELD, CT — State Senator Tony Hwang is applauding a recent decision by the Connecticut Siting Council to reject United Illuminating’s controversial Docket 516R proposal, which would have placed large transmission monopoles along the Metro-North Railroad corridor through Fairfield and Bridgeport. In a preliminary straw poll vote, the Council voted 4-2 against the proposal, signaling strong opposition and setting the stage for a formal denial. The vote means United Illuminating will now be required to submit a new and fully revised application if it wishes to move forward. “This is a major victory for the people of Fairfield, Bridgeport, and every community that stood together to oppose a harmful, unnecessary project,” Senator Hwang said. “The people spoke—clearly, persistently, and passionately—and…

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Nick D’Addario Launches Campaign for Easton First Selectman—Rain, Laughter, and a Case of Mistaken Name

https://youtu.be/W69v1Lz7860 EASTON, CT — June 7, 2025 — Undeterred by a torrential downpour, Easton Selectman Nick D’Addario kicked off his campaign for First Selectman on Friday with a rally that blended policy, community spirit, and an unexpected dose of humor—courtesy of Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz. Bysiewicz, on hand to endorse D’Addario, praised his leadership and business experience, though she repeatedly referred to him as “Dave” during her remarks—apparently mixing him up with outgoing First Selectman David Bindelglass, who is not seeking re-election. “Nick—Dave—has shown the kind of steady leadership Easton needs,” Bysiewicz said, prompting some good-natured laughter from the soaked but supportive crowd huddled under umbrellas. “In all seriousness, Nick’s record on the Board of Selectmen and his experience running…

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