Bridgeport News: Odor Investigation
10:46pm--#Bridgeport CT--Finally SOMETHING to report tonight. An odor investigation at 500 Clinton Avenue. Firefighters and police on the way.
Bridgeport News: Firefighters on Washington Avenue For Food on the Stove
1:59pm--#Bridgeport CT-- The reason for the firefighters at 210 Washington Avenue is for food on the stove.
Bridgeport News: Pedestrian struck by motor vehicle
11:49am--#Bridgeport CT-- Report of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle at 2635 Main Street.
Teen Services Thrives at the Fairfield Public Library
[Fairfield, CT, April 15, 2014] Five years since its establishment, the downUNDER Teen Center at the Fairfield Woods Branch library is still attracting droves of tweens and teens each day. The downUNDER was created to address the needs of the teens that flock to the library after school and was purposefully planned to be a safe, stimulating, comfortable environment that gives attendees the chance to try new things, explore their interests and make connections with their peers and the community at large. Since the downUNDER opened in 2008, it has seen over 22,000 teen visits from both the Fairfield Woods Middle School, which is adjacent to the library, and the surrounding neighborhood, often filling its 30 person capacity. It still may be the best kept secret in…
Stratford News: Crash on I-95 Moses Wheeler Bridge North
9:42am--#Stratford CT #cttraffic--I-95 northbound a crash in the right lane on the Moses Wheeler Bridge. Police are also investigating a possible second crash closer to the on ramp near BJ's Wholesale Club.
Tonight’s Car Fire
1:28am--#Bridgeport CT--Tonight's car fire is at 60 Berkshire Avenue.
Bridgeport News: Roof Collspse on Brooks Street
9; 31pm-- #Bridgeport-- Partial roof collapse at 583 Brooks Street
Fairfield News: Power Outage
Fairfield -- A transformer has exploded at the corner of Black Rock Road and Jennings Road blacking out a large area of town. We are running on battery power st this time.
Monroe News: Fire Ravages Monroe Home
8:30pm--#Monroe CT-- A fire has left an Elm St. home uninhabitable and killed two cats Tuesday evening. The residents were not home when a passing driver spotted heavy smoke coming from 551 Elm St. around 7:10 pm. Once volunteer firefighters arrived on scene shortly thereafter, heavy flames were pouring out of the living room windows of the cape cod-style home. Six engines, two ladder trucks and a rescue truck staffed by approximately 40 volunteer firefighters from the Monroe, Stepney, and Stevenson fire departments extinguished the fire under the direction of Stepney Deputy Fire Chief Scott Rose Sr. It took crews about 45 minutes to fully extinguish the fire. While two cats perished in the blaze, firefighters were able to safely remove a small dog. There were no injuries to firefighters. The Monroe…
GOV. MALLOY: 5-YEAR TRANSPORTATION CAPITAL INFRASTRUCTURE PLAN WILL CONTINUE INVESTMENTS TO STRENGTHEN AND UPGRADE STATE BRIDGES, HIGHWAYS AND RAIL SYSTEMS AND CREATE THOUSANDS OF JOBS
(WATERBURY, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy, joined by U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy, U.S. Representative Elizabeth Esty (CT-5)., Mayor Neil O’Leary, state Department of Transportation (ConnDOT) Commissioner James P. Redeker, state lawmakers, representatives from the Connecticut Business and Industry Association (CBIA), and members of the state building trades, today announced several of the state’s investments in major highway, bridge and rail projects as part of ConnDOT’s 2014-2018 Transportation Capital Infrastructure Program. The Governor made the announcement at the site of one of the Capital Program’s major projects, the widening of the I-84 corridor in Waterbury, which is set to begin construction this year. “We have invested millions in our roads, bridges and railways over the…