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Stratford News: McRibbon Cutting

Jun 1, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--Roger Facey the Barnum Avenue McDonald’s Owner/Operator along with Mayor Laura Hoydick, Stratford, Councilman David Harden, Stratford, State Representative Joseph Gresko cut the ribbon officially reopening the new restaurant on Thursday. Facey said it was more than just opening a new restaurant as the Stratford High School March Band received a $2,000 check as along with other fundraising check being presented. Mayor Hoydick singled out the excellent customer service she has experienced at the restaurant and that town hall strives to match. McDonald’s Field Representative Matthew Martinez cited a number of improvements to the restaurant with a new look, self-serve kiosks and table service

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Stratford News: Health Department Nails New Campaign

May 30, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

STRATFORD, CT (May 29, 2018): As the weather starts to get nicer and visits to local nail salons become more frequent, the Stratford Health Department is encouraging consumers to make their safety a first priority by learning to identify safe, and unsafe, nail salon practices. “The goal of this health and safety initiative is to increase consumer awareness of safe salon practices to help minimize risk of illness or infection, while empowering individuals to speak up if they see something not being done.” states Director of Health Andrea Boissevain, “Our sanitarians at the health department work hard to inspect our nail salons, and understandably, cannot be there at all times. We need help from the community to let us know…

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Stratford News: Stratford Cops Begin Campaign

May 19, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

Stratford CT—As the unofficial start of summer, the Memorial Day holiday weekend is a busy time for Americans. Each year, the highways fill with families in vehicles, on their way to start their summer vacations. To help keep drivers and passengers stay safe, Stratford Police Department is reminding motorists to Click It or Ticket. Aimed at enforcing seat belt use to help keep families safe, the national seat belt campaign will take place May 21 through June 3, concurrent with the busy travel season. “Buckling up is such a simple task that can keep you and your family safe in the car,” said Captain Frank Eannotti. “But it’s more than that. Buckling up is the law. Our law enforcement personnel…

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Bridgeport Stratford

I-95 Shooter Surrenders After Standoff

May 6, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

#UPDATE:  Matthew A. Bouton, 27, of High Ridge Drive was charged with first-degree reckless endangerment, discharge of a firearm, second-degree breach of peace and criminal possession of a firearm, ammunition and a dangerous weapon.   #Stratford CT-- #NewHaven CT-- #Bridgeport CT--A suspect in Ford Fusion wanted for allegedly shooting at cars on I-95 in Stratford and New Haven surrounded to state police after a standoff in a bikers clubhouse at  529 Grand Street.  The standoff lasted at least two hours before the surrender.  A firearm was also recovered.  The registration to the car came back to an address at High Ridge Drive in Bridgeport.  State Police spokesperson Sergeant Eric J Haglund said "a criminal information summary will be provided once it is available".…

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Stratford CT– Home Health Aid Charged

Apr 11, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

#Stratford CT--On 04-06- 2018 Nicole Passander age 32 of Ansonia was arrested for larceny 1 st . Passander who was a home health aid allegedly stole several rings from a woman in her care. The rings are valued at over $100,000 dollars. The investigation was initiated on 03-18- 2018 when the complainant reported the suspected theft. Ultimately a warrant was issued for Passander and she was taken into custody on 04-06- 2018. Passander posted a $30,000 dollar bond and she is scheduled to appear in Bridgeport Court on 04-13- 2018. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Therina at 203-385- 4128.  

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Stratford News: Bigelow Tea Kicks Off National Public Health Week

Apr 10, 2018 Stephen Krauchick

STRATFORD, CT (March 19, 2018) – To celebrate National Public Health Week, the Stratford Health Department has partnered with the Stratford Library and Bigelow Tea to host The History and Health Benefits of Tea.  Bigelow Tea "Ambassador"  Betty Johnson engaged the audience in a rich discussion about the origins of tea, it’s powerful health benefits, and the many options available to consumers. The event was held on Tuesday, April 3rd . at the Stratford Library, located at 2203 Main Street. National Public Health Week occurs the first week of April each year and highlights the powerful role public health plays in disease prevention and health promotion. This year’s theme, Healthiest Nation 2030: Changing our Future Together, hopes to engage individuals, families, and communities in actively spreading the message…

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