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The fireworks planned for Saturday July 3 at Tod’s Point have been canceled due to a forecast of rain. Monday’s show remains set to begin at 9:10pm. The National Weather Service says Monday will be mostly sunny with a high of 80 °F. Continue Reading →
The Islander II ferry has been in the Bridgeport shipyard since last Friday. It awaits materials for repair and a turn in dry dock. Continue Reading →
Bring all pets indoors whenever neighborhood fireworks displays are likely, making sure that any potentially harmful food or alcohol is kept out of reach.
Secure pets in a room, close the widows, draw the curtains, and play loud music or turn on the television to drown out the frightening sounds. Continue Reading →
“Any time there is even an appearance of that, you try to avoid it. Mike was very sensitive to that also.” – Fred Camillo Continue Reading →
Adults cannot have more than 1.5 ounces of cannabis on their person, and no more than 5 ounces in their homes or locked in their car truck or glove box. Cannabis use is prohibited in state parks, state beaches, and on state waters. Continue Reading →
216 Byram Shore Rd sold on June 2, 2021 for $2,499,000 Continue Reading →
The flagship beer at Yonkers Brewing Company, “the Yonkers 914” has become so popular that it is now sold in stores and restaurants throughout the Tri-State Area. The YBC has had to contract with a larger producer to make it at volume. The producer? A brewery all Nutmeggers know well: Two Roads Brewing Company of Stratford! Continue Reading →
“When you serve someone from the kindness of your heart, everything goes flawlessly. I thank God for allowing me to be myself. I’m here to serve.” – Cesar Carde Continue Reading →
DraftKings and FanDuel Agree to Pay Connecticut More Than $1 Million Continue Reading →
The illegal harvest and sale of glass eels to overseas buyers have damaged American eel populations and their long-term vitality.
there is strong foreign demand for the export of live juvenile American glass eels, commonly called “glass eels” or “elvers,” to large “eel farms” in mainland China where the baby eels are raised to adult size for human consumption. Continue Reading →