Back in November 2021 police responded to a residential burglar alarm activation. Continue Reading →
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Back in November 2021 police responded to a residential burglar alarm activation. Continue Reading →
“Ms Fiorello’s empty promise during the debate, “There is not one Republican legislator who wants to make abortion illegal in Connecticut,” leaves us wondering about all the ways legislators can restrict abortion access short of ‘making it illegal.'” – Jen Barro, MD Continue Reading →
“I happened to watch the last debate between our candidates and couldn’t help but notice Rachel Khanna’s attacks Kim Fiorello.” – Carl Higbie Continue Reading →
“I think it’s wonderful that our town system has checks and balances, and the RTM has a real responsibility beyond approving appointments and budgets.” – Louisa Stone, former P&Z chair Continue Reading →
Teens are invited to make a video public service announcement up to 45 seconds highlighting interactions between drivers and other teens and illustrating ways to practice safer driving habits while obeying Connecticut’s teen driving laws. Continue Reading →
Sunday’s 17th annual Walk/Run for Abilis, the no-profit’s signature “friend-raising” and awareness building event, benefited from beautiful fall weather and a large turnout. Continue Reading →
“As breast cancer survivors, we had the good fortune to receive both mammogram and ultrasound screening which helped to detect our breast cancers early on….This is why we were shocked and disappointed to learn that our current State Representative, Kimberly Fiorello, was one of only three legislators—let that sink in—to vote against expanding access to lifesaving breast cancer screening.” – Missy Barkin and Jeannie Kriftcher, Stamford Continue Reading →
The Pumpkins & Pints event at Arch in Bloom drew the biggest crowds yet, including residents from beyond the surrounding neighborhoods of Glenville and Pemberwick. Continue Reading →
All eight candidates on the panel agreed the state affordable housing statute had failed.
It was the only area of agreement. Continue Reading →
Contributed column from GYFL. Here are highlights from the games on October 9, 2022. Continue Reading →