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Wilton Wins Second Straight FCIAC Gymnastics Title
Senior Chelsea LeVander won all four events, helping the Wilton gymnastics team captured its second straight FCIAC championship Saturday afternoon at Law High School in Milford.
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Plan of Conservation sets vision for city's land use
The Planning and Zoning Board has been taking time at meetings to discuss the progress of updates to the city's Plan of Conservation and Development, which sets a vision for how land and water resources should be used in Milford.
Milford to fight expanded recycling yard
A recycling yard in a residential neighborhood here has gotten tentative approval to expand from a state agency, but city officials have pledged to fight on.
Milford to fight expanded recycling yard
A recycling yard in a residential neighborhood here has gotten tentative approval to expand from a state agency, but city officials have pledged to fight on.
Milford murder trial ends in hung jury
One juror's refusal to budge led to a hung jury Friday morning in the trial of a man accused of kidnapping and murdering a suspected drug dealer here.
Reading is The Key At The Goddard School
Melody Ramos and Sue Cimminello, co-directors at Goddard School are excited about a visitor coming to talk with students today.
Doctor's Associates Inc.: Company Profile and SWOT Analysis - new company profile report published
The profile contains a company overview, business description, SWOT analysis, key facts, information on products and services, details of locations and subsidiaries.
Me Boutique helps find you in downtown Milford
Michelle Merchant , and Elena Garet, owners of Me Boutique, in Milford, Conn. in their shop on Jan.
'Thank God my kids are no longer in the Conn Public Schools'
Milford: "Not only the state but the media must pay more attention to improving language, math, and technical skills as well as the understanding of history and social sciences.
Police investigating attempted armed robbery
The Jonathan Law High School Post Prom Committee will host a fundraiser comedy night Friday, Feb.
Trumbull Merchandise Exchange Leads to Arrest
The following arrest information was supplied by theA Trumbull Police Department .
Recycling Inc. owner pleased with DEEP ruling
The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection gave preliminary approval for Recycling Inc.
Milford Police Chase Down Suspect with Help of K-9
A Bridgeport man led Milford Police on a car and foot chase in the early morning hours of Feb.
City Opt Out Opens Property to Milford Business
Milford will not purchase the Beaverbrook property, a tract of land along I-95, although it will retain a recreation easement for most of the property.
Jonathan Law Student Charged with Assault
A 17-year-old Jonathan Law student was arrested Feb. 3 on charges of third-degree assault and second-degree breach of peace in relation to a fight at the high school.
Voice of the People: Feb. 7, 2012
Anonymous from New Haven said, "Everybody's making a big deal about the Mayor of East Haven, over one word that he said...what about the Mayor in New Haven, keeps raising taxes just to satisfy the policing areas.
Groups Boycotting Starbucks for Stances on Gay Rights, Guns
Some religious and political groups are urgingA StarbucksA customers to grab their morning coffee elsewhere in light of the company's stance on gay marriage and its policy on guns.
Get In Touch joined outcry over Komen's proposeda
The Get In Touch Foundation, based in Milford, was one of many organizations to speak out last week when a leading breast cancer research group announced plans to cut Planned Parenthood from its list of fund recipients.
Aldermen approve $12 million for East Shore Middle School
School Board Chairman Tracy Casey told the Board of Aldermen Monday night that she wished she had a checkbook to buy all the things Milford schools need.
Warm weather tempered slightly by brisk wind
Mounted police officers Erick Norton, left, and Tom Choothesa patrol Seaside Park in Bridgeport on Tuesday, February 7, 2012.