Denece A. Kasper, 65, of Trumbull died peacefully November 13 at Bridgeport Hospital, after a seven-month battle with cancer.
Her husband Ed Kasper; her son Craig Kasper, and his wife Rebecca, of Oran...
Jennifer Desrosiers, 24, a former resident of Newtown, died from injuries received in an automobile accident, November 10, in Orlando, Fla., where she resided.
Ms Desrosiers was a communicant of St Ro...
Doris J. Reilly, 87, beloved wife of the late Charles J. Reilly, died peacefully, surrounded by her family, November 9. She was born in Bridgeport in 1928, and raised in Milford, a community that rema...
James Bishop, 74, of Seymour, beloved husband of the late Phyllis Nadeau Bishop, died November 5 in his home, following a sudden illness. Born October 9, 1941, in Bridgeport, he was the only child of ...
Pierce Henry Wall, Jr, 85, of Trumbull, beloved husband of Lorraine Shea Wall, died peacefully November 7 at his home, surrounded by his loving family. Born June 8, 1930, in Fairfield, he was the son ...
Joan Vogel, 77, of Newtown, wife of Clinton Vogel, died November 3 in Regional Hospice, Danbury. She was born in Norwalk, May 8, 1938, and was the daughter of the late Helen (Dombroski) and John Gigli...
Joseph William Morris, 97, of Newtown, formerly of Danbury, died October 23 at River Glen Nursing Home, Southbury. He was the husband of Eleanor (Valine) Morris. He was born in Danbury, March 30, 1918...
Retired Danbury Fire Department Assistant Chief Eugene “Gene” Singer, 78, of Danbury died November 4 following a long illness. He was born January 17, 1938, in Danbury, and was the son of the late Mar...
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The screenshots from NAFC's private group show prominent members of the organization naming businesses that hosted certain political signs ahead of the last election as these allies self-organized to crowdsource a running list of businesses not to patronize for the sin of supporting candidates such as [gasp] our incumbent State Rep who has a great record with small business associations - claiming that makes them unsafe. The NAFC official account was involved in moderating the discussion as they banned one "problematic" member for questioning the "witch hunt." This tacit threat to the livelihoods of local business owners has a chilling effect on free speech, yet the response from the organization was to claim that anyone who saw it as bullying was "stifling such conversations." If anyone is interested these screenshots are widely available.
Someone either does not understand how the state legislative process works, or is willfully misleading people to try to make the delegation look bad. I hope it is the former scenario.
False. This has been studied since Dan Rosenthal was First Selectman and every hauler simultaneously increased their rates. It is why the recycling stations were added to the transfer station, but was delayed pending the implementation of pay as you throw to discourage people simply putting it in the trash. Michelle knows this, she was on the LC at the time and part of the discussions which I can’t get into because it was in Exec Session.
