Fairfield News: Temper Temper Temper!~
1:35pm--#Fairfield CT--An 84 year old High Street resident just called police that her 54 daughter had a temper tantrum according to radio reports....... This report sponsored by:
Fairfield News: Crash
12:14pm--#Fairfield CT-- A car has crashed into a utility pole at Sturges and Unquowa Road. Radio reports say the driver has a bloody nose after airbag deployment. Police are closing the roadway in the area. This report sponsored by:
Fairfield News: $10k In Tools Taken
9:59pm--#Fairfield CT--A garage was broken into and over $10,000 in landscape/lawn equipment taken in the 200 block of Stillson Road. This report sponsored by:
Throwback Thursdays: Old Trumbull Gardens
The Old Terrace...Trumbull Gardens sent in from Yael Santiago. Looks like the 70's judging from the car. If you have a photo for Throwback Thursdays send it to DoingItLocal.com@gmail.com Let me know when and where!
Trumbull News: Quads On Golf Course
11:35pm--#Trumbull CT--Reports of quads tearing up the course at Toshua Knolls. Police on the way. Sounds like they are going to need our sponsor!
Stratford News: Dumpster Fire
10:00pm--#Stratford CT--Stratford staying busy today, this time a dumpster fire in the 200 block of Charles Street which threatened the utility wires above.
Bridgeport News: Crash
8:30pm--#Bridgeport CT--2 car crash tying up traffic at East Main and Boston Avenue. This report sponsored by:
Grand Opening of Artista Studios in Bridgeport
Today, Mayor Bill Finch celebrated the grand opening of Artista Studios and Monument Works, a new small business registered with the City of Bridgeport’s Small & Minority Business Resource Office (SMBRO.) Artista Studios produces custom design monuments, artwork, and dimensional stone both for the monument industry and religious and spiritual industry. Owner Jim Bria is originally from Fairfield county and has worked in the stone business for 40 years in the area. When he started to look for a location for his new business he found Bridgeport to be the most welcoming, business-friendly spot in the area. “We thought Bridgeport, as Connecticut’s largest city, would be a good market to be in,” said Bria. “We decided to invest in Bridgeport and…