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Stratford News: Boat Takes On Water

May 20, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

2019-05-20 @ 4:40pm--#Stratford CT-- Firefighters from the marine unit helping a boat at the mouth of the Housatonic River for a boat taking on water.  According to radio reports the boat is in 3-4 feet of water and the boat intentionally drove it aground to prevent it from sinking.   This news report is made possible by: Noticias de Stratford: Bote en el agua 2019-05-20 @ 4:40pm – #Stratford CT – Bomberos de la unidad marina ayudando a un bote en la boca del río Housatonic por que un bote en el agua. Según los informes de la radio, el boto está en 3-4 pies de agua y el barco intencionalmente lo condujo para evitar que se hundiera.

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Stratford News: Tobacco Compliance Check Kicks Butts

May 19, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

On May 1, 2019 the Stratford Police Department and staff members of the State of Connecticut, Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS), Tobacco Prevention and Enforcement Program (TPEP), conducted unannounced compliance inspections of establishments that sell tobacco products. The inspections were performed in an effort to determine compliance with state laws concerning the prohibition of the sale of cigarettes and/or tobacco products to youth under the age of eighteen. Under the direction and supervision of DMHAS investigators, an underage youth employed by the Tobacco Prevention and Enforcement Program, entered the establishments and attempted to purchase tobacco products.   A total of fifteen (15) unannounced compliance inspections were conducted. Of this total, five (5) establishments were found to be…

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Stratford Library Offerd Food For Fines In May

May 16, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--As an opportunity for its patrons to clear overdue fines and to assist food drive efforts in the community, the Stratford Library, 2203 Main Street in Stratford, will offer Food for Fines during the entire month of May. Each non- perishable, non-expired food item is worth $1 of fines. Non- perishable food will be collected for the South End Community Center food pantry. Food items must not be damaged, open or expired. Non-perishable items currently needed are: pasta, cold and hot cereals, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit, peanut butter and jelly, canned vegetables, soups (dry and condensed) and rice. The Food for Fines program, which does not include materials that have been sent to a collection agency, will be in…

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Stratford News: Dog Shot-Killed After Attacking Child and Police Officer

May 14, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--On 05-14-2019 at approximately 2:45pm a Stratford Police Officer saw a dog attacking a child on Everett Street. The Officer stopped and attempted to render assistance. The dog would not release the child and the Officer used his TASER on the animal in an attempt to stop the attack. The dog released the child who then ran to safety. The dog turned its attack on the Officer who used the TASER a second time to no effect. The Officer retreated and was ultimately forced to shoot the dog to stop the attack. The child was transported to a local hospital for treatment of injuries sustained during the incident. The dog died from injuries at the scene. This is an…

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Kids Stuff At The Stratford Library

May 14, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

Preschool Learning May storytimes meet through May 17. Monday Toddler Time at 10:30 am for ages 1-2 (No class 5/13). Preschool Power Hour on Tuesdays at 10:30 am for ages 3-5. Baby Lapsit on Thursdays at 10:30 am for ages 0-18 months. Friday Fun at 10:30 am for ages 2-5 (no class 4/19). Just drop in. Reading & Creative Activities A Universe of Stories! Summer Reading sign ups begin June 1 for all children. Join us at the Main Street Festival on Saturday, June 1 to sign up or in the Children’s Department any time we are open! Read with Therapy Dogs Visit Missy Wednesday, May 21 from 4-5 pm. Visit Drago Tuesdays, May 14 and 28 from 4:30-6 pm.…

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Stratford News: Armed Home Invasion

May 13, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--The Stratford Police Department is investigating a reported armed home invasion that occurred on Light Street. The incident was reported at approximately 0415am at which time it appears that three men entered the home and demanded money from the residents. The suspects fled after one of the residents grabbed a knife held by one of the invaders. The victim’s hand was cut when he grabbed the blade. The injury is non life threatening. It appears that the incident specifically targeted these residents and home and was not a random act. This press release is made possible by: Noticias de Stratford: Robo #Stratford CT: El Departamento de policía de Stratford investiga una entrada forzada en unas casas, y con armas…

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Stratford News: Fugitive Arrest

May 8, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--Travis Walton age 24 was arrested following a narcotics search warrant execution at 15Woodend Road (Apt1). Walton is a fugitive who has avoided sentencing for approximately 3 years for weapons and domestic violence offenses. The warrant was served by members of the Stratford Police Department’s Narcotics Unit along with Patroland Detectives. Marijuana, packaging materials and money were also seized.Walton was taken into custody due to (5) outstanding warrants with a total of $400,000cash bond. Walton was unable to post bond and was placed in the lockup and issued a Court date of 05/07/2019. Stratford Police Press Release.  If you have issues with this release call them at 203-385-4100.  I'm just the messenger.   Noticias de Stratford: Arresto #Stratford CT-Travis…

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Stratford News: Library Will Take Food For Fines

May 6, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--As an opportunity for its patrons to clear overdue fines and to assist food drive efforts in the community, the Stratford Library, 2203 Main Street in Stratford, will offer Food for Fines during the entire month of May. Each non- perishable, non-expired food item is worth $1 of fines. Non- perishable food will be collected for the South End Community Center food pantry. Food items must not be damaged, open or expired. Non-perishable items currently needed are: pasta, cold and hot cereals, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit, peanut butter and jelly, canned vegetables, soups (dry and condensed) and rice. The Food for Fines program, which does not include materials that have been sent to a collection agency, will be in…

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Stratford News: Veteran’s Breakfast

May 1, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford, CT -- Mayor Laura R. Hoydick  announced that the Town of Stratford will host this year’s Veterans’ Breakfast on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. The annual event, which has provided breakfast for more than 1,000 veterans since 2012, is scheduled to start at 9 a.m., and will be held at Vazzano’s Four Seasons in Stratford. There is no charge for veterans or their guest, who will receive a full traditional breakfast. The deadline to register is Wednesday, May 15, 2019. Veterans and non-veterans who are interested in attending should call Mayor Laura Hoydick’s office at (203) 385-4001 and ask to speak with Chris Bandecchi, the Town’s Constituent Service and Outreach Coordinator and Municipal Veterans Representative; or send an email tocbandecchi@townofstratford.com. Veterans may…

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I-95 Crash

Apr 29, 2019 Stephen Krauchick

2019-04-29 @ 2:49pm--#Stratford CT--#cttraffic-- A crash with injuries on I-95 northbound near exit 31.  It appears to be in the left lane. Accidente en la I-95 2019-04-29 @ 2:49pm – #Stratford CT – #cttraffic – Un choque con lesiones en la I-95 norte cerca de la salida 31. Parece estar en el carril izquierdo.

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