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Randomonium (2024-11-23)

Nov 23, 2024 Stephen Krauchick

Afternoon updates from unconfirmed radio reports: 4:03pm--#Fairfield- A two car crash at Jennings and High Street. 3:40pm--#Bridgeport--Report of a car crash Denver and Maplewood Avenue. 2:28pm--#Bridgeport-- Report of a car crash on Loretta Place (off Jewett Avenue). 2:04pm--#Bridgeport-- Downed power lines reported on Birmingham Street. 1:37pm--#Seymour CT-- A crash possibly requiring extrication on Great Hill and Meadowbrook Road. 12:52pm--#Bridgeport-- Carbon Monoxide alarm going off in the 3000 block of Old Town Road. No symptoms were reported. 12:34pm--#Bridgeport-- Report of a car crash on Arctic Street near William Street. 12:09pm--#Stratford-- Wires and tree on fire on Sharon Road 11:35am--#Bridgeport-- Fire alarm at Bridgeport Hospital on Grant Street. Apparently a false alarm. 11:01 am--#Bridgeport--Downed wires reported on Austin Street. 10:55am--#Bridgeport--Report of an…

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Milford Norwalk

Software Scams

Nov 22, 2024 Alex

A senior citizen in the Norwalk area was recently scammed out of thousands of dollars after being contacted by someone posing as a Microsoft representative about a software renewal issue. The scammer convinced the victim to withdraw over $10,000 from their bank account and deliver the cash in a package, which was later picked up directly from their home. Another victim in the Milford area fell victim to a similar scam earlier last week. Residents are urged to be extremely cautious of software or computer scams, especially those that request fees, demand cash payments, or encourage secrecy. If you have been a victim of this type of scam or any fraud, please contact the authorities. For emergencies, call 911. For…

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Fairfield

Town and Chamber to Host Annual Holiday “Shop & Stroll”

Nov 22, 2024 Alex

The Town of Fairfield and the Fairfield Chamber of Commerce announced today that they will co-sponsor the 12th Annual Fairfield Holiday “Shop & Stroll” on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, from 6-9 PM. Participating shops will stay open late and offer an assortment of hors d’oeuvres and seasonal refreshments, while traveling carolers and musicians from local schools fill the air with holiday cheer. “This is a great opportunity to support our local businesses and get your holiday shopping done while enjoying a fun night out with family or friends,” said Director of Community & Economic Development Mark Barnhart. Fairfield Chamber of Commerce President Beverly Balaz added, “The Chamber of Commerce is happy to be partnering with the Town on this festive…

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Stratford

Stratford High School Dedicates English Wing to Beloved Educator Rubye Kinlow McNeil

Nov 21, 2024 Stephen Krauchick

https://youtu.be/pOCRUCdsCZA Stratford, CT — The Stratford Board of Education, in collaboration with Mayor Laura R. Hoydick and the Town of Stratford, proudly announced the dedication of the Rubye Kinlow McNeil English and Literature Wing at Stratford High School. This momentous event honors the life and legacy of Rubye Kinlow McNeil, an esteemed educator who taught in the Stratford school system for 32 years, leaving a lasting impact on countless students. One of the first Black female teachers in Stratford, Ms. McNeil began her career during the pre-Civil Rights era and served as a trailblazer for diversity and inclusion in education. Ms. McNeil's dedication to teaching was matched only by her commitment to inspiring young minds. Known for her creativity, leadership,…

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FAIRFIELD ARTS COMMISSION ANNOUNCES 1st ANNUAL ARTISTIC VISIONS CHALLENGE

Nov 21, 2024 Alex

The Fairfield Arts Commission invites all aspiring young artists to participate in its inaugural Artistic Visions Challenge and attend a kick-off event on Thursday, December 5th, at which details of the Challenge will be revealed. The kick-off event will be held on Thursday, December 5th, from 6-7PM, in the event space above the downtown Fairfield University Store located at 1499 Post Road. The theme of this year’s challenge will be revealed at the kick-off event, which will also feature refreshments, guest speakers, giveaways, and more. Attendees will receive more details about this fun challenge, which will be followed by a brief Q & A session. For those interested in attending, please RSVP here. The Artistic Visions Challenge is a town-wide…

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State News

Former Governor Jodi Rell Dead At 78

Nov 21, 2024 Stephen Krauchick

M. Jodi Rell served as the 87th governor of Connecticut, holding office from 2004 to 2011. Jodi Rell was one of the most popular governors in the nation during her time in office, consistently receiving approval ratings over 70%. Her moderate, steady leadership style resonated with Connecticut voters across the political spectrum. Rell was Connecticut’s second female governor but the first to be elected to the position (Ella Grasso was the first but did not succeed another governor). Rell was one of the most popular governors in the country during her tenure, with approval ratings often exceeding 70%. She chose not to seek re-election in 2010. Jodi Rell was born on June 6, 1946, in Brookfield, Connecticut. Before entering politics,…

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GOVERNOR LAMONT ANNOUNCES BUSINESSES WILL RECEIVE A 6% DECREASE IN WORKERS’ COMPENSATION RATES IN 2025

Nov 20, 2024 Alex

Connecticut Insurance Department Approves Eleventh Consecutive Year of Rate Decreases (HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that the ongoing trend of decreasing rates in workers’ compensation insurance will result in Connecticut businesses receiving a 6% rate decrease beginning January 1, 2025. The Connecticut Insurance Department has approved an annual workers’ compensation rate filing for 2025 with a decrease of 6.1% to the voluntary market loss costs and a decrease of 6.2% in assigned risk plan rates. This becomes the eleventh consecutive year that the Connecticut Insurance Department has approved rate decreases for workers’ compensation insurance, resulting in significant cost savings for employers. The trend reflects a continued decline in workplace injuries and filed claims. “These positive trends are…

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