2020-11-26@3:30AMish--The Stratford Fire Dept. was dispatched to 1921 BroadbridgeAve. for a reported structure fire. Engine 1, 2, 3, 4, Tac5, Truck 1 responded with atotal of 22 Firefighters, one shift Commander, and two Safety Officers. On arrival,heavy fire was visible at the rear exterior of the Cape Cod-style home. The fireextended up the exterior vinyl siding and enter the kitchen. The interiorsuffered heavy fire and smoke damage. The fire was under control in less than 20minutes. Bridgeport and Milford fire depts. provided station coverage during theincident .Three adults were home at the time of the fire and safely evacuated. The structureis not habitable at this time. The origin and cause of this Fire is under investigation by the Stratford FireMarshal…
Governor’s Thanksgiving Message
This year, our family’s table will have fewer people gathered around it than we’re used to. It’s tempting to see that as another sign of the times, but I choose to see it as a reminder of the inspiring efforts made by the everyday people of Connecticut to make this meal possible for us all. Words cannot express how grateful I am to live in a state where its residents look after one another, respect one another, and offer help when someone is in need. For that I thank you. At this time of year it’s traditional to take time to reflect on what’s most important in our lives and express gratitude. Like so many things during this past year,…
GOVERNOR LAMONT ANNOUNCES FINES FOR BUSINESSES VIOLATING COVID-19 RULES INCREASE TO $10,000
HARTFORD, CT--Governor Ned Lamont announced that he has signed an executive order increasing the amount that businesses can be fined for violations of the state’s COVID-19 sector rules and capacity limits to $10,000 per violation. The governor said he is taking this action – which goes into effect at 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, November 26 – as the result of feedback he has received from municipal leaders, public health officials, and people from within the business community. The most recently authorized amount was a $500 fine. “The sector rules and capacity limits we’ve implemented are intended to mitigate the spread of this disease to the greatest extent possible,” Governor Lamont said. “While the overwhelming majority of businesses in Connecticut have shown an…
Bridgeport News: Health Department-Cops Called For Large Gathering
2020-11-25@11:39pm--#Bridgeport CT-- Police and health department called for a large gathering on Wade Terrace. Fire department also called for illegal burning. This news report is made possible by:
Westport News: Crash!
2020-11-25@2PMish--#Westport CT-- The Westport Fire Department along with Westport Policeand EMS responded to a report of a motor vehicle crash on Saugatuck Ave at the intersection ofCharles St. Units arrived on scene and found a utility truck and a passenger vehicle involved ina crash. The utility truck struck a utility pole after impact and the pole subsequently fell on topof the truck. Power and other utility lines fell on top of the truck and the surrounding area. It isbelieved that the fallen power lines caused phone and cable lines to ignite and burnapproximately 150 feet south of the accident. This pole and wire fire resulted in utility linesfalling to the ground south of the crash. Both drivers were evaluated for…
Shelton News: Armed Robbery-Victim Shot
2020-11-24@10:45PM (no typo--Shelton Police responded to the area of 320Coram Ave for a report of a shooting. Police located the 35-year-old male victim whostated that he stopped inside the Wells Fargo Bank on Coram Ave to make a transaction.The victim exited the bank and was approached by two black males wearing masks andhoods. Both male suspects had guns and took the victim’s wallet and phone. The malesuspects fled on foot and the victim began to follow them. One of the male suspects thenturned and shot the victim in the foot. The victim was transported to the hospital withnon-life-threatening injuries. Shelton Detectives responded and processed the scene. Anyone with any information isasked to call the Shelton Police Department at (203) 924-1544.…
Fairfield News: Pedestrian Hit By A Mailbox That Was Hit
2020-11-25@12:59pm--#Fairfield CT-- A mailbox that was struck by a car continued on and hit a pedestrian in front of the Bank of America at 1366 Post Road. This news report is made possible by:
Westport News: Downed Lines
2020-11-25@10:00am--#Westport CT-- A dump truck took down low utility in front of 52 Weston Road. Firefighters have the roadway shut down. This news report is made possible by: Visit Scap's Website at: https://www.scapchryslerjeep.com/
$113 MILLION SETTLEMENT WITH APPLE OVER IPHONE THROTTLING
Hartford, CT -- Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition of over 30 other attorneys general announcing a $113 million settlement with Apple, Inc. over iPhone throttling that the company engaged in 2016 to address unexpected shutdowns in certain devices. Under the settlement, Apple will pay $1.8 million to Connecticut. “Apple failed Consumer Protection Law 101— don’t deceive your customers. They have already agreed to pay up to $500 million directly to consumers as restitution. Now, they will pay $113 million to states to address egregious violations of our consumer protection laws. This settlement also includes strong injunctive relief mandating truthful ongoing disclosure of battery health and phone performance,” said Attorney General Tong. “They knew their iPhones had battery issues. They should have…
Easton News: Serious Crash
2020-11-24@5:20pm-- #Easton CT--#cttraffic--A report of a serious crash at Stepney and Judd Road. Multiple injuries. One person is still entrapped in a car, CPR in progress for another, keep them in your prayers. This news report is made possible by: Vist BDK Law Group at: http://www.bdklawgroup.com/