Easton News: Car rollover
5:30pm--#Easton CT--Report of a car rollover on Route 59 and Maple Road. First responders on the way.
5:30pm--#Easton CT--Report of a car rollover on Route 59 and Maple Road. First responders on the way.
2:34pm--#Fairfield CT--If you are headed out to Jennings Beach there are wires down by the guard shack. Firefighters on the way to investigate.
#Bridgeport CT-- Friday night Ladder 7 was hit by a car on Boston Avenue responding to a call. Today Ladder 6 was hit by a car at the corner of Deacon and Bunnel Street on Holly Street.
12:30pm--#Stratford CT--Firefirefighters responding to a chimney fire at 85 Chapel Street.
12:40am--#Norwalk CT--Firefighters on the way to 261 Healy Avenue , building 16 for multiple 911 calls for smoke in the building . Unknown if it is the 2nd or 3rd floor. UPDATE--Food burning on a stove, no fire. Firefighters assisting in ventilating the building.
12:20am--#Bridgeport CT--Police looking for a person wanted in a red Northface jacket for assault on Stratfield Avenue leads police on foot pursuit onto 6th Avenue towards Connecticut Avenue. The suspect ran into backyards and police are looking for him in the area.
10:22pm--#Fairfield CT--Report of a accident on the Merritt Parkway southbound between exits 44 and 42 near the Congress Street overpass in the right lane. One car has rolled over, injuries reported.
4:22pm--#Bridgeport CT--A person called police after receiving an attempted UI Scam phone call. When they told the caller they knew it was a scam the caller threatened them. Police are investigating.
4:04pm--#Stratford CT -- Trains are being delayed in Stratford due to an individual causing a disruption on the train. Police and MTA Police are on the scene.
WHAT: On Wednesday, February 19, Mayor Bill Finch will join Roosevelt School students and teachers in a poetry rally to promote the fourth annual “Words on Wheels” poetry contest in conjunction with Greater Bridgeport Transit. Roosevelt teacher Ron Rapice started Words on Wheels in 2011 as a way to foster an interest in poetry as an art form and a means of expression. Students in grades K-12 can submit original pieces of poetry, of which about 75 will be displayed in Greater Bridgeport Transit buses – hence the name “Words on Wheels.” Last year, more than 700 pieces of original poetry were entered in the contest and the selections were posted in GBT buses during April, May and June.…