FAIRFIELD — Heavy rains last night mean no swimming at Lake Mohegan today.
Health Director Arthur Leffert said today that plans call for the lake to re-open for swimming tomorrow.
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MONROE — Road construction next week will mean restricted access on Hammertown Road.
Beginning Monday, Hammertown Road from Wild Horse Court to Turkey Roost Road will open to emergency
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BRIDGEPORT — A city man was sentenced this morning to five years in prison after pleading guilty to raping a woman last year in his home.
Derrick Best, 37, of Yale Street, pleaded guilty before
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HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut regulators have launched a review of AT&T's customer service after another state agency criticized the company's performance as "dismal.
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BRISTOL — Shelton National shortstop Matt Batten said he's still thinking about Shelton's devastating 14-4 loss to Walpole (Mass.) in last year's New England Regional final.
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The Sound Tigers will play two "home games" in the Maritimes in conjunction with the cities that host the parent New York Islanders' training camp and exhibition games.
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FAIRFIELD — Fairfield University and Sacred Heart University will renew their basketball rivalry on Tuesday, Nov. 18, at the Arena at Harbor Yard, a day before the Stags leave for the
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DETROIT — The New York Giants couldn't put together another last-minute road win.
This time, they didn't care.
With Eli Manning on the bench and Super Bowl heroes David Tyree and Plaxico
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CLEVELAND — Brett Favre's big-play ability rubbed off on the New York Jets, who scored three long touchdowns in a 24-20 win over the Cleveland Browns as their new star quarterback watched from
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BRIDGEPORT — Hearst Corp. announced Friday it has bought the Connecticut Post and six non-daily newspapers from Denver-based MediaNews Group Inc.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rebounded Friday from a sell-off a day earlier as a sharp drop in oil prices eased worries over a quarterly loss from mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that was more
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Bridgeport's extremes — from the beauty of its parks and tony seashore neighborhoods to the seediness of its former grand industrial complexes — hold enormous allure
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There are certain toys that bring feelings of nostalgia - teddy bears, a jump rope, roller skates, a Raggedy Ann doll. Parents have passed them on to their children along with their fond memories
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BRISTOL — Shelton National shortstop Matt Batten said he's still thinking about Shelton's devastating 14-4 loss to Walpole (Mass.) in last year's New England Regional final.
