BRIDGEPORT -- The Noble Station Post Office, among the postal facilities that officials said might be closed as a cost-savings measure, has been spared, the U.
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BRIDGEPORT -- Undercover cops smoked out a series of illegal sales Thursday night outside the Grateful Dead tribute concert performed at The Klein, the city-owned auditorium on Fairfield Avenue,
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Can't make it to the FCIAC football championship game in Trumbull? Hearst Connecticut Newspapers, including The Advocate of Stamford, the Connecticut Post, the News-Times of Danbury and Greenwich
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The UConn men's basketball team will feature a "freak" of an athlete in the coming years.
Cleveland Melvin, a 6-foot-8, 200-pound forward originally from Baltimore, made a verbal commitment to the
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BRIDGEPORT -- A 23-year-old Norman Street man was arrested on drug charges Friday night after a high-speed auto pursuit and a foot chase involving a police dog that grabbed his ankle and brought him
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BRIDGEPORT -- A homeless man allegedly turned a grudge into a street confrontation Saturday morning, when he threatened an acquaintance with a large kitchen knife at the corner of Stratford Avenue
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NEW YORK -- Signs of a subdued economic recovery sent investors out of stocks Thursday and in search of safer assets like the dollar.
Major indexes tumbled about 1 percent, including the Dow Jones
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Greenwich-based Catterton Partners' Farley's and Sathers candy company said it will move many of its Round Lake, Minn., operations to facilities in Tennessee and Texas by the end of the first
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Easton is showing its residents a profound disrespect. It has to stop.
More than eight years after the 9/11 terrorist attacks, which, among 3,000 other people, killed town native Peter Hanson, his
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The value of a public speaking period before a local legislative body is best measured by the number of legislators who are listening.
If you accept that standard, the value of the public speaking
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