Bridgeport, CT News

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• Happy long weekend everybody! It's looking like a nice day out there so grab the...
• NEW: Feds release details in Thursday shooting
• Stratford marine boat keeps waters safe
• Bridgeport participates in Safe Boating Week event
• In case you missed it or want to relive it...check out pics from our 90th Birthd...
• ‘Barnum Lives’ receives five Emmy nominations
• Fruits & Flowers to hand out roses
• It's looking like our Wild Wine Beer & Food Safari is on track to be a sell out....
• Viking Construction Goes Solar
• ‘Park City Celebration’ to showcase city’s green spaces
• Ready to run
• Thanks to @Connecticutmag for including us in this year's summer guide of essent...
• Bridgeport Hospital Marks Nurses Week with Special Events
• In case you missed it - we've got video of @MayorBillFinch @SenBlumenthal & @Jim...
• SASD students exhibit plans for renovation of the Bridgeport Library, Thursday, May 24
• Just in time for Memorial Day weekend ... we've got new animals for you to meet!
• Burn Center's Jackie Laird Named Nurse Manager of The Year
• It's #Bridgeport Day at the Zoo! All Bpt residents can come to Connecticut's onl...
• For more info about today's events & what's in store tomorrow... read on! Thanks...
• Check out Only in Bridgeport's homepage!
• Thanks to everyone who came to help us celebrate our 90th birthday today! Big sh...
• It's here! It's FINALLY here! It's our birthday party today & it's gorgeous outs...
• Ninety-Three Students Graduate From Bridgeport Hospital School Of Nursing
• Clear your calendar friends! It's our birthday tomorrow and we want EVERYONE to...
• Click It or Ticket begins Monday
• Mayor’s Homeownership Initiative kicks off Sunday
• Letter: St. Vincent’s recognized emergency personnel
• Don't forget - All Bridgeport residents to come to Connecticut's only zoo this S...
• Bridgeport Hospital Volunteers Saluted For Service
• Bridgeport youth dedicated to fighting breast cancer
• It's almost here... and bakeries from Bridgeport, Fairfield, Hamden, Newtown, Ne...
• Jay and The Americans at Bridgeport's Downtown Cabaret Theatre
• Two Bridgeport Residents, One From Southington Named Employees Of The Quarter At Bridgeport Hospital
• If you're fascinated by dinosaurs, don't miss tonight's 7PM evening lecture! Wes...
• Did you know it's Restaurant Week in #Bridgeport? Check out all the offerings b4...
• If you love cake, then you want to be at the zoo on Saturday for our Great Cake...
• VIKING CONSTRUCTION LAUNCHES NEW EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP
• If you're fascinated by dinosaurs, don't miss tonight's 7PM evening lecture! Wes...
• Continuing eight-year victory streak, UB teams win latest round of the Connecticut Stock Market Challenge
• Himes accepts Democratic endorsement for third run
• Longfellow School to be rebuilt
• We're having a party this Saturday - the festivities are happening from 10 - 2....
• What’s Cooking in Bridgeport
• We're having a party... are you coming?
• What's a birthday without CAKE? Join us for the Great Cake Bake Off - featuring...
• Montage Intiative Program
• The 2nd Annual CT Comedy Festival
• Bridgeport Hospital To Host Survivor Safari For Cancer Survivors
• It's great to see all the moms here today with their families! Don't forget - br...
• It's Dinosaur Day at the Zoo! Enjoy a day of dinosaurs and related activities. D...
• Happy birthday to us... happy birthday to us! We're turning 90 and our party is...
• May 2012 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Finch names acting finance director, tax collector
• Commencement for UB health sciences graduates to be held Sunday, May 13
• Our latest enewsletter is out, jam packed with info on our Birthday Party May 19...
• Single-Incision Gallbladder Surgery
• City chooses fourth firm to develop downtown north parcels
• Less than a month until our Wild Wine, Beer & Food Safari on June 2. Have you go...
• City Council votes to approve budget
• We've got Zoo Tots tomorrow & Wednesday at 10:30 am! This monthly 45-minute prog...
• Two UB students win U.S. Department of State Critical Language Scholarships
• Habitat for Humanity, Lowe’s team up for National Women Build Week
• Finch, Budget Committee reach budget compromise
• Have you had a fabulous time at Connecticut's only zoo? Enter the contest below...
• Late night crash
• Winner of Stiletto Woman in Business Award!
• Robot-Assisted Surgery Helps Seymour Resident Overcome Prostate Cancer Free Lecture On Latest Treatments
• Area Families Featured In Bridgeport Hospital Fundraising Report
• Picture Yourself at the Zoo! Email your favorite photos - new or old - with your...
• More than 1,400 to graduate at University of Bridgeport 102nd Commencement on May 5
• Endobronchial Ultrasound Helps Track Chest Cancers
• Bridgeport Hospital News - June 2012
• Himes to host workshop on deficit reduction
• Police arrest woman for selling drugs in Bridgeport and Fairfield
• In case you missed it on Sunday morning... here's our own Jim and Christine intr...
• City woman files suit against area restaurants
• Toddler injured in shooting
• Don't forget -- our evening lecture about "The Carnivores of Africa" is on Wedne...
• Zoo's Evening Lecture Series Brings The Wonders of Wildlife To Bridgeport
• Moratorium on utility shutoff to end
• Santiago hails vote to increase minimum wage in Connecticut
• Ciocci announces state Senate run
• Don't forget...Pet Awareness & Adoption Day is tomorrow 4/28 from noon to 3 p.m....
• Man To Man Prostate Cancer Support Group
• We hope to see you on May 2 for "The Carnivores of Africa." Andrew Stein will di...
• Bridgeport Hospital Is National Training Site For Innovative A-Fib Treatment
• Calling all Monroe residents to the Zoo this Saturday, April 28!! The Zoo is giv...
• Bridgeport Hospital is national training site for a-fib treatment
• Police looking for murder suspect
• BCAC thanks courts for clarifying special election information
• Stallworth joins Martin Luther King III for strengthening voting rights
• UB to present Lifetime Achievement Award and SASD Alumni Chair to Peter Clarke ’90, CEO and founder of Product Ventures, on April 28
• Bridgeport Hospital Is First In Connecticut With Wireless Fetal Monitors
• Bridgeport Hospital’s Respiratory Therapy Department Earns National Quality Recognition
• Bridgeport Hospital To Mark Nurses Week With Special Programs
• Tickets on sale now! Click here to purchase...
• 'Painting with Words': the fourth annual poetry slam for Bridgeport city students and poets of all ages, to be held at the University of Bridgeport on April 6
• Plan ahead! Join us for Pet Awareness & Adoption Day on April 28th from noon to...
• Bridgeport Hospital Teams With Yale Cancer Center To Offer Genetic Counseling
• Hospital Gala To Honor Dr. and Mrs. Bruce McDonald of Fairfield
• Happy Earth Day! Day 2 of our Party for the Planet celebration is on until 3PM t...
• It's time to Party for the Planet! Don't let those gray clouds fool you - it's g...
• Thank you Jay Lauture! You're our 7000th fan!
• Ninth Annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run 5K
• Join us this weekend for our Party for the Planet celebration!
• Playoff Hockey at Webster Bank Arena! Sound Tigers vs. CT Whale - Rd. 1
• It's all about bats this week -- including tonight's 7PM Evening Lecture entitle...
• City chooses three firms to develop downtown north parcels
• Bridgeport man gets prison time for triple murder
• If you're fascinated by bats, our zoo is the place to be today through Thursday...
• We're going batty at the Zoo! Join us tomorrow through Thursday for our Internat...
• Calling all Bridgeport residents... mark your calendar - May 20th is Bridgeport...
• Housatonic offering identity theft protection following security breach
• Bridgeport celebrates Earth Week 2012
• UB gymnasts win 2012 USAG Collegiate National Championships for fourth year in a row
• University clubs invite public to rally against domestic violence
• Three-time defending champion University of Bridgeport hosts the women’s 2012 USA Gymnastic Collegiate National Championships April 12-14
• City residents get training to help ‘take back the country’
• AARP to host conversation on future of Medicare, Social Security
• Author, fly fishing guide reveals region’s best fishing spots
• Former post office employee sentenced for stealing, embezzling
• Real estate agent sent to prison for defrauding bank
• University of Bridgeport and Fairfield University women’s soccer teams help paralyzed player when they co-host the Diana Silonova Fundraiser Exhibition Game and Auction on April 20: Local businesses donate prizes for game-time auction
• Don't forget -- Zoo Tots will be held tomorrow and Wednesday at 10:30! This mont...
• Musto, Finch Tour Bridgeport solar manufacturer
• Outdoor recreation coming to Bridgeport’s waterfront
• Burn Center renovation campaign gets a boost from Bridgeport firefighters
• Girls struck by car
• Burn Center Renovation Campaign Gets A Boost From Bridgeport Firefighters
• Finch proposes $517 million budget with historic increase in school spending
• Rep. Jim Himes, D-CT, to address graduates at University of Bridgeport’s 102nd Commencement on May 5
• UB Double-Helix Biology/Pre-Med Club presents Kostantinos Drosatos on “Curing an Inflamed Heart by Feeding It” on April 24
• Sacred Heart University students dedicate class time to helping horses
• Gomes recognized by Connecticut Pardon Team
• Harbor waters will open to the public
• Bridgeport resident charged with prescription drug fraud
• Made in Bridgeport: When America’s best built car was built here
• Police seek help in identifying Subway robbery suspects
• New analysis shows Connecticut best state in nation for women
• University of Bridgeport College of Naturopathic Medicine and the Ashe Faith Project, a Mt. Aery Development Corporation initiative, announce joint venture in clinic services
• I migrate south in the winter, but if you check back at the Zoo in the summer, y...
• CT's Beardsley Zoo April 2012 Newsletter
• Good Friday Service
• Bridgeport Hospital Launches New Breastfeeding Support Group In Trumbull
• Archbishop Lori: Helping "neighbor to neighbor" adds up to "a massive scale"
• Great article in today's CT Post...
• We had a great day yesterday offering amnesty to anyone with exotic pets... chec...
• DrawOn! is underway until 3 pm at the Zoo today! Come help us celebrate drawing...
• We're proud to be partnering with the State of Connecticut to present this impor...
• Man on life support after assault with firearm
• Come and get your art on this Sunday from 12 - 3 pm at the Zoo! Join us for an a...
• Sacred Heart University presents ‘Autism Puzzle-thon’
• Man shot in the head on Iranistan Avenue
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Connecticut named best state for women
• Man shot dead on Kossuth and Maple Street
• Local Democrat files papers to serve as DNC delegate
• Antinozzi Associates chose downtown location ‘in the center everything’
• Antinozzi Associates has a long commitment to Bridgeport
• Return Engagement of 'Defending the Caveman' at Downtown Cabaret Theatre
• Suspect sought in Chase Bank robbery
• City to conduct informational meeting on Pleasure Beach plans
• City Budget Presentation
• Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) Testing: The Latest Updates - Topic Of Support Group Meeting In Trumbull
• Ten things to do to help the horses
• Bridgeport resident helps abused horses
• Security guard admits stealing from Shelton company
• Wanted Brazilian national deported from U.S.
• True Grit
• Free Computer Classes
• Civic Engagement and A better Bridgeport
• City Budget Presentation
• Hibachi Buffet opens in Bridgeport
• Don't forget -- this event takes place this coming weekend. Pls feel free to sha...
• Purple Knights take 2012 ECAC division II gymnastics title
• Employer demands for Facebook and email passwords as precondition for job interviews may be a violation of federal law
• Firefighters knock down Iranistan blaze
• Hi Zoo friends! Our very own Jim Knox is appearing on Pet Talk this weekend. Che...
• State Police nab speeding driver with large stash of cash, cocaine
• Police seek help in identifying car and suspects in shooting incident
• Former Marine threatened to kill Finch
• Shelton Resident Darcy Harris Named Physician Of The Year
• Blumenthal cosponsors bill to force emergency action on gas prices
• We're proud to be partnering with the State of Connecticut to present this impor...
• Platform to Employment: WorkPlace program offers job hope to ‘99ers’
• WorkPlace business partners make PE2 possible
• Whole Foods and UB Division of Health Sciences to host wellness seminar on April 17
• Bridgeport: Top five in world's most productive cities
• Multiple shots fired on Poplar Street
• Fairfield, Monroe And Trumbull Residents Named Employees Of The Quarter at Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport's Bishop Lori named archbishop of Baltimore
• Stallworth testifies in favor of abolishing death penalty
• Musto welcomes ‘good’ jobs report for Connecticut
• Urban Revitalization Program passes key committee vote
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• Women's Business Development Council hosts show on WPKN Radio March 22, 23
• Area leaders to examine I-95 corridor forecast
• Google co-hosts event for small businesses at UB
• Sophomore Oscar Pereiro Wins NCAA 100-yard Backstroke National Title
• SASD student Danielle Anderson wins American Society of Interior Designers 2012 Design Challenge
• Officer injured in early morning crash
• In case you missed it, here's the video from NBC Connecticut's visit with us thi...
• It’s St. Patrick’s Day! Time to shimmy your shamrock, go green, get jiggy, & gro...
• Education reform, job creation are city's greatest challenges
• Memorial set up for James Cleary at Chopsey Hill and Summit
• St. Patrick's Day Parade route and street closure
• MYOscars: Hollywood style comes to the Bijou
• Bridgeport high school students honor their parents in poems and essays
• Teens evaluate relationships in five popular films
• Publick House opens in downtown Bridgeport
• Our friends at NBC Connecticut (Ch 30) came to visit us... be sure to watch "Thi...
• White House aide to speak on Jewish American life
• Rail repairs may cause delays starting March 19
• Stabbing victim dies in Bridgeport
• Bassick senior named News 12 Scholar Athlete
• Bridgeport attorney named to Freedom of Information Commission
• Bridgeport man sentenced to federal prison for distributing cocaine
• UB receives 2012 President’s Higher Education Community Service Award
• Get on the 'Net! UB and Connecticut Small Business Center partner with Google to help local businesses go online on Friday, March 24
• Drive by shooting sends victim to hospital
• BCAC suggests teacher evaluation improvements
• Bridgeport Girl Scouts celebrate 100th birthday of scouting
• We've got Zoo Tots Tues & Wed this week at 10:30 am! This program, which is for...
• Gary Puckett and The Union Gap Takes the Stage of Bridgeport’s Downtown Cabaret Theatre for Two Performances Only
• Spring ahead friends! It's another gorgeous day -- take advantage of it and visi...
• Shooting sends three to hospital
• The sun is shining and it's a perfect day to visit the zoo... come by and say he...
• Finch plans public budget overview sessions
• Heart transplant recipient meets Bridgeport donor family
• Musto endorses anti-foreclosure legislation
• Changes to voting laws could increase turnout
• Pay Yourself First Financial Education Workshop
• Blumenthal praises women's accomplishments
• Younger: Stop attack on rights of women and girls
• Evolving to inspire and engage at the Discovery
• Ropes course, satellite launch could be coming to Discovery Museum
• More than 60 local employers to attend job fair
• Teens to gather for Convivio youth congress
• Cardiac Doctors First To Be Honored In New Philanthrophy Program
• Fairfield And Stratford Residents Honored As ‘Partners In Philanthropy’ By Bridgeport Hospital
• Uncertainty looms in wake of Supreme Court ruling
• School board takeover opponents plan Wednesday rally
• State NAACP, black and Puerto Rican caucus to host education public hearing
• Thanks to Mommypoppins.com for including us in this great listing! Zoo Patrol is...
• Bridgeport woman sent to prison for illegally distributing oxycodone
• Tyree Smith pleads not guilty to murder
• Greater Bridgeport Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Gomes calls for legislation to enforce racial profiling ban
• What do "Cliff" from TV's "Cheers"... Zoo Patrol... Environmental Awards... and...
• Three displaced in early morning fire
• Bridgeport Hospital Doctors To Discuss Heartburn/GERD Treatments During Free Lecture In Trumbul
• Grave Digger Monster Truck has 30th birthday
• City logs another homicide
• Connecticut Against Violence
• An alternative to life on the streets
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures April 2012
• In case you missed it, our own Jim and Jackie and some of our favorite critters...
• Job, resource fair attracts 600 visitors
• Finch, firefighters to tour Connecticut Burn Center
• Court rules school board takeover violated state law
• #HappyLeapDay! Calling all teachers! Why not bring our Zoomobile program, “In a...
• State preparing for winter's worst on Leap Day
• Rainy Leap Day could lead to sleet and snow for commute home
• Snow, sleet and rain could hamper Wednesday commute
• Good morning early birds! If you're up - tune in to NBC Connecticut - they're br...
• Dr. Peter Tortora of Fairfield elected President of the Bridgeport Hospital Medical Staff
• President named to Bridgeport Hospital medical staff
• Man shot at corner of Reservoir and Grandview avenues
• Petition seeks better access to the Long Island Sound
• Shooting sends three to hospital
• Malloy to partially activate emergency operations center Saturday
• Grizzlies a win-win for local football players
• Wind advisory in effect for Bridgeport
• Hennessey to lead picket to protect neighborhood
• Ok so they were a little off on the weather forecast... and yes there's snow on...
• Globetrotters to dribble into Bridgeport Friday
• University of Bridgeport and Webster Bank Arena to host the 2012 USA Gymnastics Collegiate Women’s National Championships from April 12-14
• Monroe Mom Rings In The New Year With Three New Babies, Thanks To Expert Care At Bridgeport Hospital
• Temps are supposed to remain in the balmy upper 50s through Friday... why not co...
• AMVETS donates $37,000 to disabled veterans, wounded troops
• Grogins hosts jobs forum at Black Rock Library
• The Teardrop: ‘Webisode’ spotlights downtown businesse
• Financing a vision of a revitalized downtown
• Finch supports education reform package
• Driver escapes from submerged car
• Richard and Deborah Owens named parade co-grand marshals
• Thanks to our friends at Fairfield's HamletHub for coming by yesterday and check...
• Car flies into air, comes to rest atop Jersey barrier
• City sued for damaged Ugg boots
• Have you registered yet? Create one-of-a-kind artwork by collaborating with our...
• Bpt Hosp Surgeons Remove Tumor From Gland At Base Of Skull - Through Nose
• Lecture: Hospital Experts To Discuss Hip-Knee Pain
• "60 Minutes" Sunday: Jobs for long-term unemployed in Bridgeport
• Happy Friday everyone! Check out this cool little video from our Wild at Heart e...
• PAC linked to Finch fined $11,200; Finch cleared
• Finch outlines legislative priorities with state delegation
• Man admits role in mortgage fraud scheme
• Cherokee Nation, in search of more than one font for their native language, gets new designs from SASD professor Gary Munch: new fonts offer Cherokee people choices for first time ever.
• 5 hurt, 35 homeless after massive condo fire
• Candlelit tables and intimate spaces at the Bijou
• Presenting comedy, film, music, opera and dance
• City man pleads guilty to 2010 stabbing
• Robber steals six purses from nail salon customers
• Remembering the Ritz
• Central High School Choir sings live with Foreigner Feb. 18
• Recycling registrations will earn money for Blackham School
• Valentine’s Day: What’s it all about?
• Pettway pleads guilty to 1987 kidnapping, sentencing set for May 14
• Tech school plan targets employers’ needs
• Greater Bridgeport Disability Advocacy meets Feb. 16 in Bridgeport
• Show your honey some love! Anyone who comes to the Zoo wearing red on Valentine...
• Seat belts save lives of crash victims
• Woman critical after East Main Street blaze
• Pettway to plead guilty today to 1987 kidnapping
• Two firefighters sent to hospital with burns to face and hands
• Bridgeport Diocese reacts to Egan: Abuse apology still stands
• Jumpfest Weekend Feb. 10-12 in Salisbury
• Beardsley Zoo doesn’t hibernate
• A lifelong love and mission
• Bridgeport Hospital to Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Not sure how to celebrate with your Valentine? Get wild together this Saturday a...
• Grant could boost jobs
• Malloy: Time for 'a full-scale economic revival'
• Malloy announces additional $50 million for ECS
• Cat safe, no one injured in Linwood Avenue blaze
• Ivan Barbalic ’97, UB business school alumnus and UN ambassador, to receive honorary degree
• Check out this great online photo gallery from our Asian New Year celebration th...
• AARP awards $200,000 grant to the WorkPlace
• Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
• Malloy announces initiatives to attract, develop, and retain high-achieving teachers and school leaders
• Year of education reform is here: Three part series on CPTV starts Feb. 9
• UB announces new scholarship for acupuncture studies in China
• Police use Tasers to stop fleeing subject
• Extra trains for Giants victory parade
• College gets share of $17.8 million grant
• Alumni Art Show at the Arnold Bernhard Center Gallery, March 1-23
• Advanced Manufacturing Center coming to HCC
• CONECT proposes actions toward change in East Haven
• Opera in cinema at the Bijou Theatre
• Gung Hay fat choy! We're celebrating Asian New Year today from Noon - 3PM. Join...
• Music, inventions, film screenings and art are part of city’s Black History Month observance
• Celebrate Asian New Year at the Zoo this Saturday from Noon - 3pm! The Year of t...
• Wild at Heart... Asian New Year... Paint with the Animals... and so much more. C...
• Beardsley Bart confirmed that Spring is indeed coming, according to his spokesma...
• Renovations bring healing and hope
• Author and UB professor Eric Lehman’s newest book “Insider’s Guide to Connecticut” to be released February 29
• University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Day to be held Friday, February 10: Annual event celebrates breakthroughs in nanotechnology to economics
• Children learn domestic abuse isn’t their fault
• Who needs Punxsutawney Phil when you have “Beardsley Bart?” Bridgeport’s own Pro...
• City's Celebration of Black History Month opens Feb. 2 with 'History of Soul Food'
• City receives grant for financial literacy education
• Bridgeport man sentenced to federal prison for possessing child pornography
• CONECT to hold press conference in East Haven
• Gruesome murder suspect to return for trial
• To learn more about the Conservation Discovery Corps, email us at cdc@beardsleyz...
• Aquarion announces awards for environmental excellence
• Bridgeport Hospital Smoking Cessation Program
• Kids injured in school bus accident
• Gomes: Racial insensitivity in East Haven shows need for reform
• Charter Revision Commission to hold public hearing
• Bridgeport Hospital's Ring For Your Rhythm
• Innovative Tandem Treatment For Atrial Fibrillation Focus Of Free Bridgeport Hospital Newsletter Cover Story
• 50 Years And Counting! Anniversary Celebration
• Free Financial Education Workshop
• Fire breaks out in vacant Wade Street building
• Sacred Heart University names board of overseers for Horizons at SHU summer program
• Mentors recognized for work with young adults
• Minors smoke marijuana and drink alcohol at hookah lounge, owner charged
• Strong winds could cause power outages
• SCORE announces five new members
• Bridgeport’s Downtown Cabaret Theatre Presents The Amazing Kreskin
• Accused murderer attempted suicide at CVS
• Suspect in gruesome murder to be extradited from Florida
• School board signs ‘Bill of Rights’
• Rescued dog shares love, life
• Handler/animal teams help people live happier, healthier lives
• Have a Wild Night out with your Valentine on Saturday, February 11 from 6:30 to...
• Shays announces Senate bid
• Bank On CT
• BCAC gets $30,000 grant
• Charter Revision Commission to hold initial meeting
• UB challenge: 500 volunteers needed for “40 Days of Peace” campaign
• Haiti Works! event commemorates two-year anniversary of earthquake
• Badly decomposed body is city’s fourth homicide victim
• UB and "New York Times"-bestselling author Dr. Peter D’Adamo announced new Center for Excellence in Generative Medicine
• Finch signs Children's Bill of Rights for Education
• Reaching Higher Ground Receives Walmart Foundation Grant
• It may be snowing today but don't let that stop you from coming to wish Ayla a h...
• Winter weather advisory, hazardous weather outlook
• State district map drawn with ‘perfect population equality,’ says special master
• Two cops injured, seven arrested at Club Azure
• Finch declares snow emergency
• International investment firms to present “The Year of the Dragon and Doing Business in China: Myths, Legends, Challenges and Opportunities” at the University of Bridgeport, January 26
• Medical Treatment For Advanced Prostate Cancer
• Former officer dies of gunshot wound
• Come celebrate Ayla's 1st Birthday at the Zoo this Sunday from 11 AM - 3 PM!
• Commissioner visits Bassick, Harding
• Schools strive to improve academic standing
• Abandoned house sustains heavy fire damage
• Local residents to hold "Yes He Can" events at Bank of America in New Haven. Bridgeport and Fairfield
• If you're home this morning, be sure to tune in to FOX 61 to see our own Jim Kno...
• City observes Martin Luther King holiday
• Candle suspected in Maple Street fire
• Car crashes into M&M Auto Repair
• Don't forget... they're re-playing our visit to the Martha Stewart Show on Monda...
• BRBC to hold open house, welcome reception and ‘Soiree at the Cabaret’
• Congregations Organized for a New Connecticut (CONECT) attracts 1,500 to founding assembly
• Giving voice to those adversely affected by the economy
• UB students win Connecticut Space Grant Consortium Awards to work on NASA-related research and other work
• Senator Blumenthal Visits Bridgeport Hospital
• Fairfield police chase ends in Bridgeport
• Mark your calendars for Monday, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, friends! The Zoo is...
• Office cleaners ratify new contract
• UB School of Engineering online master’s degree program ranked No. 1 by U.S. News and World Report
• Bridgeport Hospital Center For Sleep Medicine Reaccredited For Another Five Years
• Worker dies in construction accident
• Teen dies of gunshot to head, friends injured
• Carbon monoxide poisoning sends 10 to hospitals
• It's going to be another mild weekend so why not get out and enjoy it at your fa...
• Mail carrier helps woman who fell and couldn't get up
• Two people shot on corner of Stratford and Carroll avenues
• NAACP honors Gomes as one of most influential blacks in the state
• University of Bridgeport women's soccer goalkeeper Julia Hansson named NCAA National Leader
• It's never too soon to start planning for Valentine's Day... join us for our Wil...
• Defying the stigma of homelessness
• LaVita King comes in from the cold to write a book
• Bank of America offers mortgage outreach events
• Two families homeless after house fire, dog rescued
• Reinventing Connecticut
• Congressional redistricting: Supreme Court appoints ‘special master’
• Dirt bike and car collide on Capitol Avenue
• Bridgeport's sees first shooting of 2012
• Happy Zoo Year everybody! Just a reminder that we are closed tomorrow, New Year'...
• New Haven Line fares go up Sunday
• Malloy announces $5.2 million federal bonus for children’s health care
• Have you met our baby pronghorn yet? Come say hello!
• Ten homeless after house fire
• New patient service center opens in Bridgeport
• If you love the zoo, we hope you will consider making donation before year's end...
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Bridgeport police request help in identifying robbery suspect
• Education board asked to sign ‘Children’s Bill of Rights’
• We're celebrating the New Year a little early at the zoo. Click to find out ever...
• Malloy: Investigation into possible fraud continues
• Gomes honored as one of most influential blacks in the state
• Viktor is getting comfy in his new home - come say hello this week & take advant...
• Happy holidays from everyone at Connecticut's only zoo! Just a reminder that we'...
• Hello friends! Don't forget we're open a half day today - the last visitor will...
• Strike averted: New contract for office cleaners secures wage increases for next four years
• Gaudett names new deputy chief, six detectives
• Have you met our Chacoan peccary piglet? Check out this video of her and her mom...
• Liquor stores closed Dec. 26 and Jan. 2
• Celebrate 'Happy Zoo Year' and Viktor's Return
• Did you know our gift shop has toys for girls and boys? If you're looking for so...
• Man dies from gunshot wounds
• After prison, a job saved his life
• Working to keep ex-offenders out of jail with jobs
• Which shopping app is best? University of Bridgeport b-school students help Sony Home Entertainment find the answer in special marketing study
• Paul Vallas named acting superintendent of Bridgeport Public Schools
• Donations to Rescue Mission’s Restore Hope campaign not keeping pace with increased needs
• Education board asked to sign ‘Children’s Bill of Rights’
• Join Your Neighbors And Friends In Supporting Discovery, And Make Your Gift To Our Annual Appeal
• Unger Adds New 'Feather' To Their Cap With 2012 Housewares Design Award Nomination
• Remember Viktor? The Amur (Siberian) tiger born at our Zoo in 2004? Well he's ba...
• UB business school students beat Wall Street by double digits; seize 16th consecutive title at Connecticut Stock Market Game
• 2nd Annual CT Regional Rube Goldberg Competition
• Police seek help in identifying robbery suspects
• Fairfield County office cleaners go on strike
• Take a break from the pre-holiday mall madness! It's going to be a gorgeous week...
• One-stop Veterans Service Center opens in Bridgeport
• OK all you early risers - tune in to WTNH Channel 8 tomorrow, Saturday, at 7:13...
• Jim Knox is at it again! Watch Channel 12 this weekend as he joins Amelie Wilson...
• 9 days until Christmas...are you ready? Come visit us at the Gift Shop and take...
• A Wonderland of fun on and off the ice
• Skating school emphasizes patience and fun
• Concepts in Sharp Focus: Works by artist Barbara Morse, on view at The Gallery at the University of Bridgeport from January 19 to February 29
• Your support will help us celebrate another year of bringing more wonder to the...
• Group conducts online petition drive to keep Bridgeport in the 4th District
• Local office cleaners to hold strike
• Housing Authority honors Bridgeport Police Department
• Public meeting Thursday for extension of Pequonnock River Trail in Bridgeport
• Zoo director Gregg Dancho joined a diverse group of community members to celebra...
• Mercy Learning Center Hosts Holiday Teas
• ‘Children’s Bill of Rights’ gets support from Bridgeport community
• The Bears are getting ready for the holidays... how are you doing with your prep...
• Heart Institute At Bridgeport Hospital Receives Naming Gift From Joel Smilow
• Malloy: Investigation into emergency federal food aid program continues
• Associated Press picked up our latest animal news - check it out!
• Gift giving can be such a drag...but fear no more because the Zoo's gift shop of...
• Still looking for the perfect gift for your loved ones this holiday season? How...
• State venture-capital groups award $1,000 prize to University of Bridgeport students at Connecticut Business-Plan Competition
• Annual MLK Day of Service needs . . . you! UB organizers urge community to join day of volunteering with war veterans and others on January 16
• Protestors decry redistricting on town line
• Finch: Keep Bridgeport in the 4th District
• Runners celebrate Our Lady of Guadalupe with torch race
• Rally tomorrow seeks to keep Bridgeport in the 4th District
• Police seek dark-colored Cadillac in fatal hit-and-run investigation
• 13 hours & counting & then it's gone! Don't miss out on this fabulous Groupon of...
• Hersam Acorn launches GoodDealsCT.com
• Well-traveled University of Bridgeport sophomore named winner of the Kenneth Gray and Lancy Gray Memorial Scholarship
• Police identify victim in hit and run accident
• Students rally together to stage “Lights in the Night” holiday concert
• Officers will canvass drivers tonight in area of last night's pedestrian death
• Setting forth student rights and responsibilities
• Flags fly half staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day
• Downtown tree lighting set for Dec. 8
• Pedestrian killed in hit-and-run accident downtown
• Children’s Bill of Rights for Education to be signed tonight
• Do you get our monthly e-newsletter? If not, you can sign up on our Web site www...
• Belated thanks to all our friends who came out Sunday night for the AAZK Holiday...
• Trumbull Resident’s Triumph Over Sleep Apnea
• Have you seen today's Groupon deal? We're offering 61% off membership... see bel...
• First-ever train stops at Fairfield Metro Center
• Bridgeport, New Milford And Stony Point, NY Residents Named Employees Of The Quarter At Bridgeport Hospital
• Malloy orders investigation into emergency federal food aid program
• Apartment fire leaves numerous residents homeless
• It's a gorgeous, crisp day to visit the zoo... why not come by, visit our animal...
• Good news! We extended the deadline for our youth volunteer programs! Students 1...
• Malloy, DOT, officials, cut ribbon on new Fairfield Metro Rail Station
• Musto talks jobs with Bridgeport business leaders
• Blumenthal calls for extension of unemploymemt benefits
• CT's Beardsley Zoo December 2011 Newsletter - November 30, 2011
• New Newborn ICU Family Resource Room Opens At Bridgeport Hospital
• Finch to unveil Pleasure Beach fishing pier in conjunction with EPA’s ‘100 Days to Success’ program
• Finch sworn in as Bridgeport’s 52nd mayor
• Proud to call Bridgeport her home
• Renaissance in Bridgeport
• UB hosts World AIDS Day conference for Greater Bridgeport-area health care agencies on Thursday, December 1
• There’s still time for teens to join our youth volunteer programs! Students 14...
• Bridgeport Hospital Happenings January 2012
• Organization helps university students suit up
• We did it! We're over 6,000! Thanks everyone - let's keep it going! The more the...
• Energy Saving Lighting Fair at City Hall
• Dec. 1 is World AIDS Day
• Hi everyone! We're THIS close to having 6,000 fans... will you help us spread t...
• First Niagara names two local banking executives
• ‘See-Saw-a-Thon’ to raise funds for Six to Six Magnet School playground
• Did you know that all year long we collect people food, pet food and toys, gentl...
• New train station set to open Dec. 5
• Melissa Turner To Assume Dual Human Resources Role at Bridgeport Hospital and Greenwich Hospital
• City woman remains in critical condition following Saturday crash
• “Winter Postcard”: a holiday concert by University of Bridgeport musicians to be held December 8
• Rollover on Scofield Avenue sends driver to hospital
• Wondering what to get that animal lover in your life? How about a one of a kind...
• Child First Program Achieves National Status
• Blumenthal calls for layaway cost disclosure
• Optimus Health distributes turkeys
• Wishing all our friends a very happy Thanksgiving. This little guy is the first...
• Freestyle Motocross Returns To Bridgeport
• Burn Center Launches Renovation Campaign And New Name: The Connecticut Burn Center
• Forget Black Friday! Come visit our animals and do some early shopping in the g...
• Himes decries Super Committee failure
• Groups reach out to feed neighbors in need
• Empty food pantry shelves need restocking
• Firefighters battle vacant house fire
• Pet photos with Santa
• Vazzy’s and AMR conduct holiday drive
• LaBarca back on air in Bridgeport
• Supporting small businesses in Bridgeport
• In case you missed Friday's show, here's a photo from our visit to the Martha St...
• Horizons - Paintings and Monotypes The Discovery Museum and Planetarium
• Union workers to pay 25% health care premium
• City man charged in Stratford home invasion
• Bridgeport Hospital Receives National Award For Stroke Care
• Dog shooter faces drug and weapons charges
• Cristiano remembered as athlete, mentor
• Butler resigns as CL&P president
• Great article in this week's Monroe Courier about our new animals... check it out!
• Bridgeport students perform in ‘Footloose’
• Plan ahead and be sure to tune in this Friday, Nov. 18, as our staff joins ZooBo...
• Economy boosts enrollment at HCC
• Chazz Palminteri to highlight gala
• State Police continue to investigate untimely death
• Three men charged with sexually assaulting two girls
• Thanks to our friends at ZooBorns for sharing the news of our very special deliv...
• Music Under The Stars - Ben Taylor Musical Performance
• Crime squad to investigate death
• We're 50 "likes" away from 6,000 FB fans... will you recommend us to your friend...
• Multiple families left homeless after fast-moving fire
• We've got new animals on exhibit... 2 new Canada lynx, 2 new Common rheas... rea...
• Hop on the Bridgeport Art Trail this weekend! Come see "Kids & Kritters: Wild In...
• It's "America Recycles" weekend this Saturday & Sunday! Learn about recycling &...
• Bridgeport Rescue Mission needs turkey donations
• Bare Tapas & Vino opens In downtown Bridgeport
• Police seek double robbery suspect
• It's a gorgeous day for visiting the zoo! Just a reminder to all the veterans a...
• UB and Save a Suit to co-host Career Day on November 15: Hundreds of students to receive free work attire, job coaching, and career advice
• Malloy: Strong winds tomorrow could bring down trees
• Palace and Majestic theaters: Back in the limelight again at Fairfield Museum
• An encore for the Palace and Majestic?
• Pete Finch to do a show at Acoustic Café on 11/11/11
• Calling all veterans and active armed services personnel! Come visit the zoo tom...
• Sung Mass
• Norma F. Pfriem Foundation Presents $2 Million Grant To Support Cancer Services At Bridgeport Hospital
• Kaulbach Golf Classic Raises $100,000 For Cancer Programs At Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures December 2011
• Wishing everyone a happy Halloween - whether your city/town is celebrating today...
• Thanks for sharing this Lauren and for having us on this weekend!
• Malloy declares state of emergency
• Thousands are without power in Bridgeport
• Malloy bans non-emergency vehicles on Merritt Parkway/Wilbur Cross
• Winter-like conditions likely to worsen tonight
• Hello Everyone- Due to this October snowstorm our Howl-o-ween event will be canc...
• City prepares for early season winter storm
• OK friends - don't let the foul forecast freak you out! We've got Rainforest Rep...
• Have you checked out FC Buzz lately? Well, they checked us out and had this to...
• In case you missed it, here's a great segment on FOX 61's morning show with our...
• Sandra Wise, toxicology expert, to reveal new findings about the impact of the oil spill on rare whale species and the environment in the Gulf of Mexico at UB on November 9
• Norma F. Pfriem Cancer Institute At Bridgeport Hospital
• Healthy Baby Diaper Drive in full swing to collect 50,000 diapers
• Bridgeport may get snow this weekend
• Fireboat John J. Harvey stops at Captains Cove
• Hero of the harbor: Fireboat plays role in 9/11
• Central Computer Forensics Lab at UB investigates computer crime
• Six See, works by faculty at SASD, on view at the University of Bridgeport from November 17 to December 2
• 10th Annual Pipescreams Halloween Concert
• City lawyer joins Michael Jackson wrongful death team
• We know it's not November yet... but there's so much going on we had to send thi...
• Ramos: Embrace change, take pride in accomplishments
• More than 1,000 brave souls ventured into our Haunted Farmyard and Gruesome Gree...
• Hi friends - watch tomorrow at 9AM to FOX 61 as our own Jim Knox will preview wh...
• Runners, hoping to improve America’s health, will finish 3,250 mile race across the U.S. at the University of Bridgeport on November 17.
• Circus sponsors street party for Bridgeport students
• Thanks for sharing your experience with others, Janet!
• UPDATE: Boy dies in early morning fire
• Discovery Museum New Exhibit And New Winter Hours!
• The weather's perfect for our Howl-O-Ween extravaganza! Check out this video fo...
• Campaign launched for transplant hopeful
• Barnum Museum receives $10,000 from Feld Entertainment
• Brunch with the elephants
• UB women’s soccer ranked no. 1 in nation for fourth consecutive week
• Thanks to Phyllis Boros for this great article in today's CT Post "GO" section!...
• Meet the Bridgeport candidates at upcoming political forums
• Denise Brown praises ‘The Center’ for giving hope to victims
• Don't let the rain keep you inside - come to our lecture tonight to learn about...
• Couple marries in circus of a wedding
• Circus celebrates the fun and fantastical
• School board to announce search committee soon
• Thanks to Boston.com for featuring our very own Howl O Ween among New England's...
• DoingItLocal.com helps unite elderly woman with dementia with her family
• DoingItLocal.com helps unite woman with dementia with her family
• White House to host Hispanic community action summit at Baruch College in New York City on Tuesday
• Firefighters extinguish two dorm fires caused by power surges at Sacred Heart University
• Sustainable Communities a Reality in CT
• Bridgeport Resident Dances The Tango On His 92nd Birthday Thanks To Hip Replacement at Bridgeport Hospital
• Innovative Treatment For A-Fib At Bridgeport Hospital Produces Quick Results For Milford Resident
• Boaed of Education terminates Ramos' contract
• Donate gently used costumes at the Trumbull Public Library by Tuesday, Oct. 18
• Finding fresh produce on the corner
• Supplier seeks to provide healthy food option
• Healthy baby diaper drive helps families in need
• State Farm Insurance responds to Blumenthal’s call to drop deductible
• Video captures the 103rd Bridgeport Columbus Day Parade
• It's a gorgeous day at the Zoo so come by and visit us! Don't forget - we've go...
• Hey friends! Tune in this morning at 7:23 AM to WTNH Ch.8 as our own JT chats wi...
• International College to host “Tunes of the Himalayas” benefit concert to build schools in Nepal on Saturday, October 8
• Police officer extricated from cruiser following crash with car
• Columbus Day Parade and two free Marine Band concerts in Bridgeport this weekend
• Land Trust awards community gardens
• Beer-tasting party with a Romanian flair
• Election season gets rolling
• Nobel Laureate Sir Harold W. Kroto to speak at the University of Bridgeport on October 21
• Feeding hungry people with locally grown produce
• New beginnings at Sacred Heart University
• It's that time of year - time for harvest hay rides! Every weekend as well as sc...
• Learning beyond the classroom
• Kenneth R. and Lancy A Gray essay contest
• The spooky season is upon us -- check out our October enewsletter so you don't m...
• UB College of Chiropractic acquires OPTO Gait System under agreement with Microgate: Cutting-edge diagnostic tool
• It's Stratford Day at the Zoo! All Stratford residents who show a valid ID are...
• Bridgeport Hospital Happenings November 2011
• Revisiting the Bridgeport rail disaster of 1911
• Thanks to our friends at the Stamford Museum & Nature Center for making a home f...
• Apparent homicide reported on Madison Avenue
• Bridgeport gets $5.6 million COPS grant to hire 20 new officers
• Blumental sounds off on gridlock in Washtington
• UB to host candlelight vigil on October 18 as part of Domestic-Violence Awareness Month
• Finch wins Democratic mayoral primary
• Finch out and about greeting voters on Primary Day
• A new chapter for Laster of RYASAP
• Polls open in Bridgeport until 8 p.m. for Democratic Primary
• UB to induct five new members to Athletic Hall of Fame on November 5
• Our online auction is live -- but only for a short time! Check out our fabulous...
• Weighing options for dealing with sewage sludge
• Stabbing victim dies at hospital
• State FEMA offices transition into SBA Disaster Loan Outreach Centers
• Seven city officers promoted at Sept. 22 ceremony
• Late night motorcycle crash shuts down Black Rock Turnpike
• Police seek suspect in Cumberland Farms gas station robbery
• In their highest ranking yet, UB women's soccer team moves up to number five in the nation
• Come learn about our very own animal artists - Tonight at 7PM!
• Parent files new lawsuit to protest state school board takeover
• No sort recycling comes To Bridgeport
• LEED home in Bridgeport opens to public Thursday; Guided tours of model to be offered at community event
• Police respond to a reported home invasion
• Shooting victim identified
• University of Bridgeport “Inside the Media” lecture series begins September 28 with an insiders’ look at the communications industry.
• Police investigate Monday night shooting
• The Discovery Museum Celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month!
• The hUB @ Marina, University of Bridgeport’s new international food court, to open on Thursday, September 22
• City moves to single stream recycling
• Fairfielder Kicks The Habit With Help From Bridgeport Hospital
• It's a gorgeous day so come celebrate Hispanic Heritage month with us! We're of...
• Connecticut's only zoo is proud to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month by offering...
• City donating fire truck to city in Dominican Republic
• U.S. Small Business Administration opens satellite office at City Hall Annex
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Are you interested in the environment? If so then you will want to join us tmrw...
• Fairfield Resident Finds Relief From Hip Pain With Joint Replacement Surgery At Bridgeport Hospital
• Candidates present visions for Bridgeport’s future
• Moore to lead Downtown Special Services District
• More than 250 to be sworn in as U.S. citizens at naturalization ceremony at the University of Bridgeport on September 23
• Finch greets Baldwin after Connecticut United Ride
• UB choir to appear at the 10th Annual Pipescreams holiday musical extravaganza on October 29: Yearly event draws hundreds in costume
• Sherwood Island ceremony honors Connecticut's 9/11 victims
• Flags fly at half-staff as Bridgeport remembers 9/11
• Captain’s Cove observes 10th anniversary of 9/11 today
• Garden contest awards and picnic Saturday
• Finch urges residents to remain vigilant during 9/11 weekend
• Calling all Fairfield residents! Tomorrow is Fairfield Day at the zoo from 9AM...
• Engineering student awarded $1000 scholarship from Upsilon Pi Epsilon
• Bijou Square development transcends theater
• Bijou Theatre rebirth: Historical venue open for business
• 2010-11 UB Women’s Gymnastics Team Selected as Bridgeport Sports Person of the Year by the Fairfield County Sports Commission
• Facts for voters in Sept. 27 primary
• Don't forget - today at 11: An hour of fun and excitement with the cast from Dis...
• Night Sky Tonight
• Whether it's Phineas and Ferb (TOMORROW!)... our golf tournament... upcoming lec...
• High-tech hybrid ferry built in Bridgeport
• Dr. Louise M. Soares gives $181,000 for the study of neuroscience at the University of Bridgeport
• Major restoration complete for UI
• Another hurricane expected to hit U.S. next week
• President declares Connecticut a disaster
• Oxford Resident’s Post-Traumatic Arthritis Discussed In Bridgeport Hospital
• Judge reinstates Foster on Democratic primary ballot
• The Bridgeport News is online only this week; special two-week edition publishes Sept. 8
• More than 2,000 city customers remain in the dark
• Start planning ahead everyone because some of your favorite Disney characters ar...
• National Book Award Finalist Marilyn Nelson inaugurates “Necessary Voices” lecture series at the University of Bridgeport on Thursday, September 15
• See video of Blumenthal's visit to Bridgeport to assess hurricane damage
• After the storm: DMV extends expiring licenses, registrations
• Blumenthal tours Bridgeport to assess hurricane damage
• Check out this fab fan letter from our friend Mike! He's a fan of our new signag...
• United Illuminating Co. executives discuss priorities
• UI hopeful outages can be reduced to 10,000 during the weekend
• Have you seen our adorable piglets? Or the new alligator alley? How 'bout those...
• Today Show Co-Host Hoda Kotb To Speak At Bridgeport Hospital’s Free One-Day Cancer College In Trumbull
• Former Fairfield School Superintendent Gets Help For Foot Pain From The Experts At Bridgeport Hospital
• United Illuminating reports more progress
• This week's Bridgeport News - 9.1.11
• It's a gorgeous day -- and it's going to be beautiful for the better part of the...
• Recovery efforts in Bridgeport continue; Seaside Park closed until further notice
• Train service to resume at 4 p.m.
• UI expects 'significant' progress with post-hurricane restoration efforts Monday
• UB students return to campus, crew wrap up clean up after Hurricane Irene
• THE ZOO IS OPEN! Thank you all for your comments and concerns. We hope everyon...
• Finch, Himes to assess storm damage clean-up efforts
• Hello Everyone-hope you came through the storm okay. We are in the process of a...
• City works to return to normal after Hurrican Irene
• UIL continues restoration efforts
• Finch orders 8 p.m. curfew
• UI substation taken offline; power out in most of downtown Bridgeport Area
• Power out to 5,000; trees and wires down; high winds will continue until at least 8 p.m.
• Peak of storm now until noon, 700 people in city shelters
• Lake Forest Club House parking lot available
• Final appeal to Bridgeport residents to heed mandatory evacuation — Thousands reached through door-to-door efforts
• Final appeal to Bridgeport residents to heed mandatory evacuation; thousands reached through door-to-door efforts
• Hurricane Irene could dump even more water than the 6 to 12 inches forecast
• Irene is on the way with up to 12 inches of rain: Worst will be Saturday night to Sunday afternoon
• President Obama signs Connecticut Emergency Declaration
• Lake Forest Block Watch issues some area-specific reminders
• City orders mandatory evacuation in low-lying areas
• See video of full press conference on hurricane preparedness
• Start of school postponed until Tuesday
• Bridgeport braces for Hurricane Irene; Bassick and Harding High Schools to serve as shelters
• Hi everyone! The decision has been made: Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo will be clo...
• Merritt may be closed at midnight Saturday
• Malloy signs Declaration of Emergency
• Finch to discuss city's preparedness, anticipated response for Hurricane Irene
• News alert: UB orders students and staff to evacuate campus by Saturday: Buses to transport students to Sacred Heart University.
• Federal funding will provide boost for job training in Bridgeport
• DETAILS ON STORM'S PATH: Hurricane Watch issued for Connecticut; Irene to impact area Saturday night to Sunday night
• Hi everyone - no decisions have been made yet regarding the impending bad weathe...
• Zwart wants public to know: Greyhounds are ‘greyt’
• City prepares for Hurricane Irene
• University Move-in Schedule Delayed Until Tuesday, August 30, 2011 Due to Hurricane Irene
• Naturopathic students “dominate” competition at AANP conference
• UB joins AmeriCorps Student Leaders in Service: Program opens door for undergrads give back to community and earn college scholarships
• University Move-in Schedule Delayed Until Tuesday, August 30, 2011 Due to Hurricane Irene
• Garbage Museum closing immediately; only a 'miracle' can stop it
• New board gets down to business
• Don't forget to head over to the Zoo today to check out our end of summer featur...
• Hurricane Irene could arrive in Connecticut over the weekend
• Ramos: Bridgeport students deserve much more than the status quo
• Back to School for Bridgeport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Back to School for Bridgeport - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Mild earthquake shakes Connecticut
• Garbage Museum's fate may be decided Thursday
• Thanks Ch. 8 for helping us to get the word out! Rainforest Reptiles Show featur...
• Annual 'View Of the Harbor'Program to Benefit Mercy Learning Center
• Mercy Learning Center Hosts International Literacy Day Reception
• Don't forget - Animal Tales is offered every weekday through August 31! Visit us...
• Madison Terrace fire presents access challenges for firefighters
• It's a gorgeous day for Teddy Bear Fest - going on until 3PM today! See you soon!
• Limited engagement only folks! Mark your calendars now so you're sure not to mis...
• Congressman Himes Meets with Cardiologists at Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport Hospital Newborn ICU Success Story: Oxford Girl, 1 lb. 8 oz. at Birth, Prepares for Preschool
• Urban mayors exchange best practices
• Finch hosts Northeast Mayors Conference in renovated Bijou Theatre
• Mayor Finch Urges Postmaster General to reconsider closing city post offices
• Blumenthal advocates to keep Bridgeport Post Office open
• Divers rescue woman from water at train station
• Iceland - Your Inner Viking is Calling! Join us this Wednesday, August 17 at 7pm...
• Upgraded Electrophysiology Lab Helps Bridgeport Hospital Experts Provide Advanced Heart Rhythm Care
• Himes visits Southwest Community Health Center
• LAST CALL! - Sign up for Family Fish Day happening TODAY from 1-3pm! Join us...
• Sen. Richard Blumenthal to launch “Don’t Let Your Life Go Up in Smoke” program for Fairfield County teenagers at the University of Bridgeport on Wednesday, August 10
• Second city man charged in shooting death of Stratford resident
• Coalition To Eliminate Obesity Convenes Task Forces
• City man charged with murder of Stratford resident
• Gomes withdraws from mayoral race
• DON'T MISS YOUR LAST CHANCE THIS SUMMER - FAMILY FISH DAY AT THE ZOO! SIGN UP T...
• Installation Of New CT Scanner Signals Near-Completion Of Emergency Department Renovation at Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport Hospital Taking Part In International Blood Safety Study
• Officer and police dog struck by car
• Coleman appoints six city school board members
• Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers Therapists Use New Device To Help Patients With Foot Drop
• Ethics complaint filed against mayor, chief of staff and outside legal counsel
• CAST A LINE AT THE ZOO - FREE FAMILY FISH DAY IS BACK! SIGN UP TODAY! Space is...
• Leahy, Blumenthal press leading national mortgage servicing companies about foreclosures in bankruptcy courts
• Community invited to 'A day at the park' Aug. 13
• Trinidad and Tobago Association: Sharing a culture of tolerance and harmony
• BIG CUTS: Bullard Havens and other technical school may lose sports
• Teachers and students rally for vo-tech programs at 11 a.m. today at Bullard-Havens Tech High School
• Check out this great pic from yesterday's Connecticut Post! Catch Chris Rowlands...
• ‘Let’s move Bridgeport’ draws 450 to Kennedy Stadium
• Gomes, Musto welcome new, modern train cars
• This month's enewsletter is hot off the presses and filled with everything you n...
• Q. What animal has been around longer than the dinosaurs, and can bite down with...
• Caribbean Jerk Fest 2011
• Join us this afternoon for Animal Tales @ 1pm! Includes a story time, a special...
• Shots fired at Washington Park leads to homicide, injures three more
• Come join the family fun! The Zoo has lots to offer today from performances by m...
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures September 2011
• City to open new police substaton on east side
• Nominate the Zoo to win a $2500 grant from Reverb - via the 2011 Guster/Jack's M...
• Frisbee throwing practice session set for Friday morning
• SIGN UP TODAY! LAST CHANCE THIS SUMMER - LEARN HOW TO FISH FOR FREE! If you mi...
• Let’s Move Bridgeport! Day includes Frisbee toss record breaker event
• Greenpeace collects signatures to shutter coal plant
• A special "shout out" and thank you to Kim McNeil for her review of Chris Rowlan...
• Looking for an afternoon activity for kids ages 6 and under on this gorgeous sum...
• Town Committee endorses Finch
• Finch discusses ups and downs during his time in office so far
• Mountain lion originated in South Dakota
• What conservation success story - believed to mate for life - lays 1-3 eggs per...
• Bridgeport: First in Flight Festival
• Rally to be held at City Hall tomorrow
• UB one of four universities awarded a NASA X-Hab Innovation Grant: Sen. Lieberman hails University’s latest partnership with NASA
• Firefighters put out massive blaze in abandoned house
• Bridgeport Hospital Is Best In Fairfield County For Geriatrics
• Shows start up again tomorrow! Don't miss Chris Rowlands - back for two more weeks of music, comedy & family fun! Be sure to catch Rowlands and his animal friends from Monday, July 25 through Aug 7 for three shows a day. Performances are free wi
• Motorcyclist dies in crash on Route 8
• Finding peace with the heat at the Vibes
• Vibes crowd shakes off the heat at annual music festival
• Fire damages Success Ave. church
• Back by popular demand - Chris Rowlands is sure to delight kids of all ages! He's at our Zoo starting Monday, July 25 through Aug 7 for three shows a day. Performances are free with paid admission. See you there!
• Gathering of the Vibes opens
• City, GBT to open main bus station terminal as cooling center
• City woman pulled to shore after near drowing dies
• Ethnic variety may be found on Bloodroot menu
• Bloodroot Restaurant and Bookstore: Unique menu, site and approach
• Firefighters quickly knock down abandoned building fire
• Looking for a unique birthday or anniversary gift? Give a gift that lasts all year with a membership to Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo!
• Finch and Gaudett to discuss public safety initiatives, return of neighborhood walks
• Bridgeport man arrested in stabbing
• University of Bridgeport awarded $1.7 million Educational Talent Search grant to help at-risk teenagers attend college
• Gas prices on the rise again
• SIGN UP TODAY – ONLY A FEW SPACES LEFT! LEARN HOW TO FISH FOR FREE! Join us for a Free Family Fish day at the Zoo - this Wednesday, July 20th from 1:00pm – 3:00pm! Learn about both aquatic life and angling skills from the experts at CARE
• Otters Slide Into Fun This Summer!
• This month's Evening Lecture, "South African Adventure," takes place THIS WEDNESDAY, July 20. Experience the wildlife of So. Africa up close through the footage of rhinos, elephants, lions, sea turtles, dolphins, and great white sharks fil
• Come check out of our newly improved otter exhibit! Special thanks to Aquarion for helping to make Rizzo & Laney's home that much more fun!
• BIG CUTS: All sports cut from state technical schools
• Van Cao awarded
• Norman Roth Named Chief Operating Officer of Bridgeport Hospital
• State to cut spending at Platt
• Connecticut Free Shakespeare Coming to the Beardsley Zoo July 20 to 30
• Robot-assisted surgery is Shelton man’s solution to prostate cancer
• DON’T MISS THE FUN - SIGN UP TODAY – LEARN HOW TO FISH FOR FREE! Join us for a Free Family Fish day at the Zoo - this Wednesday, July 20th from 1:00pm – 3:00pm! Learn about both aquatic life and angling skills from the experts at CARE
• Malloy signs lupus bill
• A seat at the table: Parents want a say as state takes over school board
• State takeover overshadows recent successes
• Business council bestows major awards
• Near drowning of Bridgeport woman at Jennings Beach
• Coleman seeks applicants for new state school board
• Learn about the reconstitution of the Bridgeport Board of Education
• State education commissioner to meet with public tonight, tomorrow night
• Come and Take a Peek our New Piglets and Pygmy Marmoset!
• Have you heard the news? Our miracle ocelot kitten has a name! It's Ayla! Thanks to everyone who voted and to WEBE 108 for partnering with us on this great contest!
• Abstract Intentions at Framemakers
• Javier Colon welcomed home
• Thanks to our friends at The Daily Easton for sharing the news -- and for reminding folks that Toucans/Two Cans Days started yesterday! Bring two cans of nonperishable food to donate the Bridgeport's food banks and get 2 Zoo admissions for the pric
• Could these little guys be any cuter? Come by and visit to meet all of our new animals!
• Neighborhood walks resume Tuesday
• Thanks to Sheila and our friends at mommypoppins.com for this great review! Check out their Web site for lots of great ideas for ways to entertain your kids in the tri-state region!
• Multi-town police pursuit ends in Trumbull
• Civilian life presents challenges
• UB naturopathy student wins Brett Saks Scholarship
• Bridgeport Hospital First In New England To Perform Hybrid Ablation For Atrial Fibrillation
• Islanders Vs. Bruns - Exclusive Presale Offer
• Iranistan Avenue stabbling leads to one arrest
• Shots fired on Fairfield Avenue
• Garbage Museum open, for now, as vote remains on hold
• Javier Colon to appear in Stratford Sunday
• Business council honors regional leaders, organizations
• Employment lawyer: Paid sick leave bill ‘beneficial’
• Police radios go digital for officer and community safety
• Chris Rowlands... Kids & Kritters... Zoo Tots... Free Shakespeare? It's all happening this summer at your zoo. Check out our latest enews to get all the details & share with your FB friends!
• Thanks to the Boston Globe for including us in their roundup of New England zoos to check out this summer!
• Barnum Festival fireworks light up city sky
• Two shot in the Hollow
• Police out in force to keep city safe over holiday weekend
• Columbus replica ships dock in Captain's Cove
• West Nile virus found in mosquitoes trapped in Bridgeport
• Robot-Assisted Surgery Is Shelton Man’s Solution To Prostate Cancer
• Bridgeport Police Department cites officers for bravery, excellence in criminal investigation
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures August 2011
• Center For Sleep Medicine Opens Diagnostic Suite At Holiday Inn
• Violent street gang investigation nets 29 suspects
• Malloy focuses on job creation on Monday tour stop
• Tonight from 7 - 8PM don't miss our evening lecture about cheetahs! April Davis of Cheetah Outreach will explore the organization’s unique approach to predator conservation, enrichment programs, and nutrition research of cheetahs in Africa.
• Police arrest suspect in June 27 shooting
• New clubhouse to open June 29
• YouthBuild students graduate with certificates, carpentry skills
• Race for Survival: Learn about Cheetah Outreach
• New book by Dr. Gerard Mullin, UB alumnus and doctor at John Hopkin’s School of Medicine, aims to help millions of Americans suffering from gastrointestinal disease.
• Garbage Museum may close
• Two hurt in plane crash at Sikorsky Airport
• This Saturday we're hosting Animal Enrichment Day! Come learn about how Zoo staff enriches the mental and physical well-being of our animals. Join us for talks, demonstrations & a display of enrichment items used at the Zoo. We'll also of
• More Than 450 Attend Rose Of Hope Luncheon In Fairfield
• Hundreds Enjoy Bridgeport Hospital Cancer Survivors Celebration At Zoo
• Help us name our 2nd Miracle Kitten! Enter to win a family 4-pack of passes, plus you'll be entered to win a behind-the-scenes tour of the zoo for a family of 4! The winning name will be selected on July 1st so vote today!
• Type O negative blood supply drops to critically low levels
• Javier Colon among top eight on the Voice; voting open
• "Blue Patrol" at the Klein benefits Bridgeport shelter, police memorial
• Three assistant fire chiefs sworn in June 15
• Funeral service Friday for Darnell Lamar Cooks
• Calling ALL Trumbull residents! Come to the Zoo on June 25 from 9 - 4 & get a reduced admission fee of just $5 with proper I.D. Meet & greet with town officials, business & civic leaders, friends, & neighbors during a fun filled day sure
• Former Ansonia football captain dies in crash
• Happy Father's Day everyone! Show dad just how much you care by taking him to the Zoo today. To show our appreciation for all that he does, dads will be admitted free with when accompanied by a child!
• Fairfield fiscal officer spots mountain line near his home
• Show dad just how much you care by taking him to the Zoo this Father's Day. To show our appreciation for all that he does, dads will be admitted free with paid child's admission!
• Family favorite Chris Rowlands will bring songs, puppets & fun to the Zoo this Summer! Every day from June 19 – July 2 & July 25 – August 7, Rowlands will take the stage doing three shows a day at 11AM, 1PM and 3PM. Chris’s inte
• University of Bridgeport and American University of Antigua sign agreement for UB grads to earn medical degrees
• State investigating report of bad gasoline sold in Fairfield
• Connecticut Post press worker sustains critical injuries
• Easton Nurse And Fellow Yacht Racers Receive Award For Saving Friend’s Life
• Exhibition - From Here To There
• Fallen Heroes Foundation to raffle off two TVs
• Healing walk for those who have lost a loved one to addiction
• City man dies following late night shooting
• Discovery in the Garden 2-Day Tour Brings Hundreds of Visitors to Southport and Greenfield Hill
• Suspect in custody in early morning stabbing
• Invasive Plant Workshop ~ Organic Control and Removal ~ in Bridgeport
• Check out our new video promo & share!
• Don't miss the first of 2 evening lectures this month, sponsored by our Volunteer Association! Hope to see you there tomorrow night @ 7PM! (Save the date for the next one... June 29!)
• Police search after crash, possible carjacking
• Man crashes into Madison Avenue store
• Hearing Wednesday in Bridgeport on health insurance exchange
• Eighth Annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run Draws A Record 600-Plus
• An appreciation for libraries
• UB engineering professor and student use gaming consoles to build a new breed of affordable super computers to help schools train students. Breakthrough wins ASEE award.
• Students 'Flip for Ducks' as derby video contest winners
• Severe thunderstorm warning for Bridgeport
• Honoring Bridgeport area firefighters lost in the line of duty
• Finch thanks state delegation for leadership and approval of pension legislation
• City, GBT to open main bus station terminal as cooling center
• North End Meet and Greet: Meet John J. Petillo, new president of SHU
• Video presents ground breaking for baseball field at Longfellow Schol
• Poor air quality predicted in Southern and Coastal New England for Wednesday
• Cal Ripken Jr., state senators hail new youth baseball field
• Jobs legislation clears House
• Bridgeport Hospital Center For Sleep Medicine To Host Open House For New Diagnostic Suite
• He wants to be The Voice
• New director to lead B’nai Israel Early Childhood Center
• It's gonna be gorgeous tomorrow so join us for CT Trails Day: Take an educational nature walk thru Bridgeport's historic Beardsley Park. Led by Zoo staff, this 45 min, 2-3 mi walk will explore the wildlife & history of this 133 y/o park, de
• Whole Foods Market opens new store
• City to host land use training workshop series
• City man dies of gunshot wounds
• Bridgeport Environmental Justice Showcase hosts workshop tomorrow
• Cal Ripken coming to Longfellow School Tuesday
• UB walkathon organizers present more than $1,600 to the Center for Women and Families
• Columbus replica ships Pinta and Nina to land in Bridgeport over July 4 weekend
• Natrional Weather Service issues tornado watch
• Pizza maker and barber go mobile
• Fire in Black Rock: Neighborhood rallies for some of their own
• Moose sightings on the rise
• The Discovery Museum Announces Expanded Boutiques at the Discovery in the Garden Tour
• Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers Wheelchair Meet
• OK folks... you snooze, you lose! This Saturday's Wild Wine Beer & Food Safari is SOLD OUT! The good news is that there's still time to place your early bids for our online auction... so what are you waiting for?
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures July 2011
• Robot-Assisted Surgery Helps Newtown Resident Overcome Fibroids
• City breaks ground for police memorial
• In case you missed our Jim Knox & Chris DePace on Ch. 8's Good Morning Connecticut, check out the video here!
• Pentecost Service
• Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers Wheelchair Meet at Shehan Center
• Himes presents Purple Heart to veterans’ families
• Prescription assistance for low-income seniors
• Chris Rowlands brings his ever-popular "Farmin' Fever" to the Zoo this weekend, May 28 & 29. Don't miss it! Read about all our June happenings in this month's enews!
• DCF reform passes in Senate
• Connecticut Fallen Heroes Memorial Day Ceremony
• Garbage Museum could close July 1
• Head's up friends! Last year this event sold out and this year's tickets are selling fast... so buy your tickets TODAY!
• Discovery in the Garden
• Pipe bomb case moves to Shelton
• Finch praises swift arrest of pipe bomb suspect
• Sea Memorial ceremony: A look at American history
• Lost at sea: Memorial ceremony honors fallen service members
• Deputy chief on administrative leave pending criminal probe
• Save $30 on a family membership to Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo with SuzySaid's Girlfriend Grab! Quantities are limited so click today!
• Woman shot to death in Wood Ave. home
• Nurses Recognized for Excellence at Annual Ceremony
• Himes rebuffs Ryan plan
• Public Safety Spokesman Tim Quinn resigns
• Finch praises swift arrest of pipe bomb suspect
• Bridgeport’s bravest extinguish car fire
• Medicare, jobs, taxes, the wars and more — Himes covers them all
• Investigation in Bridgeport
• 97 Graduate from Bridgeport Hospital School of Nursing
• Big Bash for Babies Brings 200+ to Bridgeport Hospital
• Center for Sleep Medicine Relocating Diagnostic Services to Holiday Inn
• Milford and Stratford Residents Named Co-nurse Managers of the Year
• Shintaro Akatsu School of Design to launch new master's degree program in design management, starting in the fall 2011
• Bridgeport, Milford, Stratford Employees Honored by Hospital
• Hospital Auxiliary Completes $500,000 Pledge to ER Campaign
• Bridgeport Hospital Names Employees Of The Quarter Honorees Are From Bridgeport and Shelton
• Hey Zoo members, did you know we dedicate a special night just to you and your families?! THIS THURSDAY, May 19 from 6-9 pm don't miss our Member's Night including live entertainment, bounce houses, food, face painting, and more! $20 for a fami
• Bridgeport mill rate to remain stable at 39.64 mills
• Police spokesman suspended without pay; apologizes for e-mail joke
• With all the interest in our new ocelot kitten, why not come out and learn more about this beautiful animal? Tell your friends & we'll see you Wednesday - rain or shine! $5 suggested donation.
• OSM scholarship deadline May 31
• Malloy reaches deal with union leaders
• Our four legged friends need love too!! Join the Zoo TOMORROW for our 2nd annual Animal Adoption Day. Together with several animal adoption and rescue organizations, you’ll learn about the wonderful animals we live with every day - our pets! We&r
• Connecticut Commission on Culture and Tourism awards $200,000 to restore historic Cortright Hall at the University of Bridgeport
• Trio arrested on weapons, trespass charges
• Fire consumes two garages on Federal Street
• Shintaro Akatsu School of Design Program for High School Students to run July 11 to 22
• Robber flees Citibank, cash in tow
• Easton and Fairfield Donor Families Profiled in Bridgeport Hospital Report
• Bridgeport Hospital Volunteers Honored at Annual Luncheon
• Thanks to everyone who came out for Monroe Day and to the Monroe Patch for sharing this cute photo! Next up: Trumbull Day on June 25 from 9 - 4. Trumbull residents get in for $5 with proper I.D.
• Discovery Museum exhibit highlights guitar’s role in rock music
• Author Wes Moore speaks at breakfast
• Central High School officially off probation
• Looking for more information on our Wild Wine, Beer & Food Safari, Pet Awareness Day, or Farmin' Fever? Check it all out and more in our May e-newsletter!
• City Council to vote on mayor’s proposed budget tonight
• Waltersville School to become senior housing
• Thanks to our friends at Ch. 8 for helping us to get the word out!
• Marian L. Heard, founding director of Points of Light Institute, exhorts Class of 2011 to “do something!” at University of Bridgeport’s 101st Commencement
• CT's Beardsley Zoo - May 2011 Newsletter
• Check out Amanda Cuda's blog posting featuring good motherly advice from Ocelot new mom, Kuma... Kuma, and her kitten would love visitors this Mother's Day! Don't forget - moms get in free!
• Public invited to informational meeting on roadway improvements in Steelpointe Harbor area tonight at 7
• Police search for driver of red Honda that struck two dogs
• Police requesting public's assistance in finding owner of lost dog
• Greenpeace to continue to campaign for a coal free future for Bridgeport
• Pedestrian struck on Fairfield Avenue corner
• Bridgeport legislative delegation applauds early state budget vote
• Mayor Finch, local clergy to celebrate National Day of Prayer
• Looking for something fun to do with Mom this Sunday? Bring her to Connecticut's only zoo and spend the day meeting all of our new critters. To show our appreciation for all that she does, all moms get in FREE!
• Bin Laden’s death: Justice served but won’t bring loved ones back
• Body found at Holiday Inn this afternoon
• Two women injured in Marina Village shooting
• UB Industrial Design student wins Grand Prize at New York International Auto Show; other UB students sweep awards at World Traffic Safety Competition
• City man busted in July 2010 murder
• UB dominates engineering and business competitions, outperforming teams from Yale, Trinity, UConn, among dozens of others.
• Our Snowy Owls Have Arrived at the Zoo!
• Man stabbed on Trumbull Avenue
• Home invasion reported on Hollister
• UB to host 101st Commencement on May 7: Alumna Marian L. Heard, founding director of Points of Light Institute, to give keynote address
• Clemons and Santiago praise state funds for Hall Neighborhood House
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures June 2011
• Moving to a New Green Economy
• Detectives will travel to North Carolina to pick up suspect in triple shooting
• Blumenthal calls for DOJ investigation of Sony Playstation data breach
• Severe thunderstorm watch, hazardous weather outlook
• Teacher takes it upon herself to enter Basick student film into Cannes Festival
• Bridgeport flunks air quality test
• Statement from Mayor Bill Finch regarding GE’s demolition plan
• Home invasion reported this morning
• Police investigate suspected arson in Black Rock
• Two arrests in Bridgeport’s fifth homicide
• Fatal shooting ar Marina Village: one man dead
• Trio on bikes rob city man
• Erectile Dysfunction in Prostate Cancer
• Recruits ready to begin rigorous physical training
• Goodbye snow... hello Snowy Owls! We're proud to welcome 4 Snowy Owls, courtesy of the Hannover Zoo in Germany. One pair is already on exhibit so be sure to come see them soon!
• → Good News Network Connecticut: Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo is proud to invite ALL Monroe residents to come to the Zoo April 30, 2011 for a reduced admission fee of just $5 with proper I.D. Meet and greet with town officials, business and ci
• Public hearing Wednesday on proposed 2011-12 budget
• Eighth Annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run 5K at the Ballpark at Harbor Yard
• Christians reenact Stations of the Cross through city streets
• Thieves in three incidents target copper
• Attempted armed robbery attempt at Subway foiled
• Mayor Finch to participate in an afternoon full of Earth Day activities
• General Electric Gives Cold Shoulder To Connecticut Companies
• Still time to vote for Harding YMCA Gospel Choir
• Foot and car chases lead to two arrests
• City to mark Earth Day with events this week and throughout spring
• City to submit magnet school land-use application to Zoning Board this week
• Standard & Poor’s affirms bond rating
• Check out a preview into this Wednesday's lecture!
• Looking for something fun to do tonight with the whole family? Come check out Kids & Kritters: Wild Inspirations Exhibit at The Cardinal Shehan Center, 1494 Main Street, Bridgeport from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. You'll have a chance to meet the human a
• Feds seek 'Marc the Oil Man'
• Stallworth testifies in favor of bill to facilitate school
• City man dies of gunshot wound
• BREAKING NEWS: Senate unanimously approves shifting town border
• Mayor Finch, Fire Chief Rooney to welcome new fire trucks into service
• Land deal heads to Legislature today: Both houses expected to pass border shift
• Our rare endangered ocelot kitten born in January is going on exhibit THIS SATURDAY, April 16! Come visit her in our South American Rainforest building just in time for April vacation, you won't want to miss out!
• Malloy designates today Pay Equity Day in Connecticut
• Early morning robbery targets McDonald’s
• Connecticut awarded $33 million to help unemployed homeowners facing threat of foreclosure
• Woman jumps onto school bus, scuffles with students
• What do you get when you mix kids, paint brushes and paw prints?! Come see for yourself at the Kids & Kritters: Wild Inspirations Art Exhibit on April 15 @ The Cardinal Shehan Center, 1494 Main St, Bridgeport from 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM. You'll have
• Earth Day 2011 - Party for the Planet
• One man in critical condition following shooting at Fireside Apartments
• Man, 20, charged with striking 10-month-old
• Possible attempted child abduction reported in the city
• Truck collides with bus, sending two to the hospital
• Organic garden gets growing in Bridgeport
• Blumenthal requests investigation into Epsilon security breach
• Border shift gains support in Hartford; Legislative approval could come next week
• Mary-Jane Foster files for candidate committee
• Mayor Finch sends budget to City Council
• Pedestrian hit by car on Monday remains in critical condition
• Spring street sweeping program begins today
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• This is no April Fool's joke -- the Zoo's latest e-newsletter is full of fun and interesting updates about your favorite zoo!
• Police arrest suspect in pool hall shooting
• Longtime Bridgeport activist announces mayoral candidacy
• Stratford Chamber will help Vazzano’s Four Seasons celebrate grand opening
• CCB leaving Seaside Park; holding waterfront clean-up tomorrow
• Man to Man April
• Hazardous weather outlook Thursday to Friday for Bridgeport
• Rally for paid sick days Thursday at McDonald’s
• Elderly woman injured in home invasion remains in the hospital
• Malloy: Routine rainwater testing in Connecticut shows no concern for public health
• Robber seizes victim’s wallet at gas pump
• ‘Kitchen Nightmares’ revelations: Real life soap opera unfolds in Black Rock
• Greenpeace protesters return to city March 31 to appear in court
• Thieves Of Baghdad
• Music and Myth Under the Stars
• Bridgeport police to conduct DWI spot check Saturday
• Bridgeport police arrest suspect in several area bank robberies
• Police search for Newtown man
• One dead in early morning triple shooting
• Bridgeport - Trumbull border could shift
• Pizza delivery man robbed at gunpoint
• Homeless man breaks into Luigi’s Bakery
• National Weather Service issues hazardous weather outlook for Bridgeport
• Obama Administration, Governor Malloy announce funds to spur $133 million in new lending to small businesses
• Police pursue stolen car driver in high-speed chase from Bridgeport to Fairfield
• UPDATED: Fire burns businesses, apartments on Fairfield Ave.
• Housatonic Rail Trails: Connecting communities through history and the great outdoors
• The St. John’s Choir and The Holy Spirit Choir Will Together Sing ‘Evensong’
• Woman hurt in Club Azul brawl
• Several injured in brawl at Frankie's Sports Bar
• St. Patrick's Day Parade steps off in Bridgeport
• Court rulings allow progress on Remgrit demolition
• Two young city men charged with robbery and assault
• Jazz Legend Tony Purrone Performance Workshop
• Mayor Finch shares optimistic vision for city during business community speech
• Mayor Finch to hold ‘Tweet-up’ to meet social network friends and followers
• Colorectal Cancer Awareness Focus Of Free Bridgeport Hospital Programs
• Police locate hijacked van; Elderly woman OK
• Finch to address business community
• Three people homeless after duplex fire
• March ahead this Sunday
• Weather Service issues flood watch for area; From 2 to 4 inches of rain possible
• Police seek suspect in armed robbery at massage salon
• Himes reminds constituents to be informed consumers
• Learn about becoming a community gardener with Bridgeport Community Land Trust
• Building has long tradition of service
• Statement from John M. Gomes with regard to sales/leaseback of Bridgeport City Hall (s)
• Bridgeport and Stratford seek federal grant to assess gang activity in the city
• Three in critical condition after late-night crash
• Himes holds Flooding Advisory Committee meeting
• The groundbreaking artificial insemination technology used to conceive this kitten is being called a "game changer." Learn how our work with the Cincinnati Zoo is helping endangered ocelots breed despite the odds!
• Watch the unedited footage from today's exam - she's a frisky one!
• Check out the photo album of our newest addition!
• Police and fire personnel attend Homeland Security training in Texas
• UB student awarded U.S. Department of State Critical Languages Scholarship
• Check out this piece on WTNH about our job fair. Thanks to everyone who came out & applied!
• Greenpeace ‘Quit Coal’ activists make court appearance in Bridgeport
• Obama approves federal aid in wake of major snow disaster declaration
• Former state Sen. Ernest Newton enters into consent order for ethics violation
• UB to host TDC/Type Directors Club of New York exhibition from April 8-23
• Final report document of the bipartisan election panel appointed by the mayor
• Bipartisan election review panel releases final report
• I am called the "Mule Killer" by some. I have poor vision even with 8 eyes, so I have to rely on sensing vibrations to locate my prey. What am I? Click on our e-news to find out the answer!
• First set of M-8 cars operating on New Haven line
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Nunset Boulevard : The Nunsense Hollywood Bowl Show
• Multiple charges for city man who dove out window to evade police
• Police charge city man with murder in Jan. 22 shooting death
• Today's the day to come down for our JOB FAIR! Applications will be accepted from 10 - 2 for cashiers, cooks, carousel operators, and maintenance workers for garden positions and the janitorial facility. (NOTE: Staff will stay til 3PM to allow stude
• Today's the day to come down for our JOB FAIR! Applications will be accepted from 10 - 2 for cashiers, cooks, carousel operators, and maintenance workers for garden positions and the janitorial facility. (NOTE: Staff will stay til 3PM to allow stude
• Stallworth takes oath of office
• Chief responds to Greenpeace charge of unlawful punishment for protest
• Don't forget the Zoo is hosting a job fair TOMORROW, March 2 from 10 am - 2 pm!! Applications will be accepted for cashiers, cooks, carousel operators, and maintenance workers for garden positions and the janitorial facility. Don't miss out on
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Presents Michael Coppola and His Guest Guitarists
• New Advances In Radiation Therapy For Prostate Cancer Topic Meeting In Trumbull
• Himes to challenge IBM Watson
• Flood watch issued Monday
• Heart Lab At Bridgeport Hospital Dedicated In Honor Of Shelton's Dr. Ahmed Jamshidi
• Get your resumes ready because the Zoo is hosting a job fair for part-time seasonal positions for the spring and summer on Wednesday, March 2 from 10 am - 2 pm in the Hanson Building. Applications will be accepted for cashiers, cooks, carousel operators,
• Attorney for Greenpeace protesters accuses Bridgeport police of ‘unlawful and unconstitutional punishment before trial’
• Eight-Week Program Focuses On Preventing Obesity And Keeping Kids Fit
• Local groups commit to quit coal
• Habitat for Humanity recognizes Cohen and Wolf for pro bono work
• Helping seniors prevent falls
• Mayor Finch in Washington to fight proposed funding cuts
• Finch participating in U.S. Conference of Mayors
• Voters choose Stallworth in Special Election
• Local study finds President Obama improves psychological health of youth
• Check out this great article and come visit our bear, tigers & wolves soon! And don't forget all our other critters, too...
• Voting slow but consistent for Special Election
• Roaring blaze ravages Park Avenue house
• Monroe Power Plant Supervisor’s Successful Treatment For Atrial Fibrillation Featured In Bridgeport Hospital Newsletter
• Bridgeport man to serve prison time for involvement in gun trafficking
• Merrill, Election Enforcement Committee join forces for upcoming elections
• Five Greenpeace activists arrested after climbing coal elevator at Bridgeport Coal Plant
• Greenpeace activists climb coal elevator at Bridgeport Coal Plant
• Mayor Finch on state budget: No easy options, but doing what's right
• Malloy delivers sober budget address
• First permanent fire marshal to be sworn in
• School of Engineering Dean Tarek Sobh to join Connecticut Academy of Science and Engineering
• Fones Clinic to provide free dental care for kids up to 18
• CENTRAL Computer and Cell Phone Forensics Lab becomes tenant at CTech IncUBator @ University of Bridgeport
• Merrill unveils election reform agenda
• Governor Malloy to hold town hall meetings across state, beginning in Bridgeport
• Help Needed This Fall At Band Show
• Bridgeport Hospital News: Health Fair Focuses on Sleep Problems
• Bridgeport Fire Department recruiting firefighters
• Break in weather gives crews time to fill potholes
• Bridgeport superintendent to speak at Rhode Island College
• Alternatives emerge to assure sufficient ballots at next city polling
• OSHA charges city fire department with serious safety violations in firefighters' deaths
• Bridgeport Hospital's Diabetes Education Program Renews American Diabetes Association Recognition
• DCF seeks help from community who might have known kidnapped girl as Nejra Nance
• Meet-and-Greet Mark Bryan At National Guitar Museum Grand Opening
• ‘Do You Have Rhythm’ Social Media Campaign Spotlights Heart Rhythm Care
• Connecticut’s big three mayors call for Sunday liquor sales
• Lookin' to catch up on the latest news at the Zoo? Check out our February e-newsletter!
• Ideas take center stage at University of Bridgeport Faculty Research Day on February 11
• Wintry mix arrives late Monday night; Air quality alert issued for Monday
• Golosá Russian Folk Choir and The Elm City Girls’ Choir
• Railroad group investigating New Haven Line winter woes
• Rain, freezing rain expected Saturday
• Malloy moves to add rail cars to New Haven line
• Police Chief Joseph Gaudett Jr. to be sworn in Feb. 10
• SATURDAY'S Red Ribbon Ball will go on come rain, snow, shine or sleet...so be sure to bring your dancin' feet!
• The Asian New Year weather gods have spoken! Our celebration of the Year of the Rabbit originally scheduled for this Saturday is being postponed until NEXT Saturday, Feb. 12. See ya then!
• Storm brought ice, power outages and roof collapses; Next system arrives Saturday
• New Haven line to reduce schedule by 10% for winter
• She Loves You! Production Photos
• DCF begins investigation into handling of Carlina White kidnapping case
• Use caution when clearing snow
• Looking forward to seeing everyone at the Red Ribbon Ball Saturday night! If you haven't purchased your tickets yet, call us 203-394-6573!
• Power outages continue through Greater Bridgeport and Valley area
• IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center closed today due to storm
• Weather Alert: UB will be closed until 4 p.m. today Wednesday 2/2, and classes will resume at that time, at its Main Campus, Satellite Centers and Health Sciences Clinics.
• Severe icing expected during morning hours; Power outages, tree damage, roof collapses possible
• Groundhog doesn't see shadow; power outages rise
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - February 2011
• Ice storm warning issued for region
• Weather Alert: UB will close today 2/1/11 at 1:00 p.m. at its main campus, satellite centers and health sciences clinics
• Ice dams: Dangerous, destructive, and preventable
• Have you bought your tickets for the Red Ribbon Ball yet? Join the Zoo and the Cardinal Shehan Center THIS SATURDAY, February 5 at 6:30 P.M. for an evening of black tie festivities at the Waterview in Monroe to honor Charles Carroll, director of public f
• Snow/sleet line is moving inland; break in precipitation expected early Tuesday evening
• Malloy activates the state’s Emergency Operations Center at 9 a.m. Tuesday
• Bridgeport Hospital News - March, 2011
• Tuesday morning commute should be messy with arrival of storm
• Mayor Finch declares a snow emergency starting now
• Outcome of ethics complaint leads RTC chair to call for changes
• SAVE THE DATE! Saturday, Feb. 5th, join the Zoo and the Cardinal Sheehan Center for an evening of black tie festivities at the Waterview in Monroe to honor Charles Carroll, director of public facilities for the City of Bridgeport! To find out how to purc
• Poet Amy Nawrocki to appear at University of Bridgeport Necessary Voices series on February 17
• Metro-North to run Sunday schedule Saturday
• Finch extends snow emergency to tomorrow at noon
• Metro North anticipates operating regular weekday schedule on Friday
• Count of homeless people in Bridgeport and Stratford takes place today
• New Haven Line's main line service will continue to operate on a limited Sunday schedule
• Bridgeport police ask help from public in solving missing child case
• Stop & Shop recalls bagged salad items; may be contaminated
• Facebook posting leads to fugitive; Lt. Daniels orchestrates smooth surrender in kidnapping case
• Library program canceled
• Weather Alert: UB will be closed until 4 p.m. today, Thursday 1/27 and classes will resume at that time.
• IRS Taxpayer Assistance Center opening late
• Limited train service on Metro-North resumes
• Train service suspended as MTA workers dig out switch points
• Here's the latest: Up to 14 inches now expected here; trains service limited Wednesday night
• Weather Alert: UB will close today 1/26 at 3 p.m. and will reopen tomorrow 1/27 at 11 a.m at its main campus, satellite centers, and Health Sciences Clinics.
• Finch declares snow emergency beginning at 5 p.m. today until 5 p.m. tomorrow
• Nor’easter causing hazardous icy roads, may dump up to a foot of snow
• YES, AGAIN: Latest snowstorm could disrupt commutes, bring 9 inches of snow
• Mother and son jump to safety from burning building
• City man dies from wounds sustained in double shooting
• Manhattan U.S. Attorney charges Ann Pettway with 1987 kidnapping from Harlem Hospital
• Authorities: Bridgeport woman confessed to kidnapping baby
• Gathering of the Vibes festival loses its voice; arts community celebrates life of Michael J. Potashnick
• City sees spike in street violence with two double shootings
• Rooming house fire leaves one man dead
• City, Bijou Square Developer receive national community development award
• Kidnapped woman has Bridgeport connections
• Mayor Finch declares snow emergency Friday
• Snow closes schools again
• She Loves You - A Musical Tribute To The Beatles
• Weather Alert: UB will open on Friday, 1/21 at 10:00 a.m. at its Bridgeport Campus, Satellite Centers and Health Sciences Clinics
• Cops bust major burglary ring
• Finch attends mayors’ conference; urges contined community block grant funding
• Point-in-Time needs volunteers for Jan. 26
• Early Friday morning storm could bring up to 7 inches of snow, followed by very cold temperatures
• Bridgeport to order enough special election ballots for 100% of registered voters
• SAVE THE DATE! Sunday, Feb. 5th, join the Zoo and the Cardinal Sheehan Center for an evening of black tie festivities at the Waterview in Monroe to honor Charles Carroll, director of public facilities for the City of Bridgeport! To find out how to purcha
• Pilot's photos show "City Under Lights"
• Incontinence and Prostate Cancer Topic Of February Meeting In Trumbull
• Music Therapy Is Part Of The Mental Health Repertoire at Bridgeport Hospital
• League of Women Voters celebrates 90 years
• University of Bridgeport Sammis Lecture Series spotlights “The China-Connecticut Connection” on Wednesday, February 9
• Weather Alert: UB Waterbury Center will close today, 1/18 at 2:00 p.m.
• Senator Blumenthal calls for swift action to level playing field for Connecticut businesses, workers
• Bull riding comes to Bridgeport this weekend
• Tax forum canceled
• Community forum on schooling slated for today
• Weather Alert: UB Main Campus, Satellite Centers and Health Sciences Clinics will open Tuesday, 1/18 at 10:00 a.m.
• Winter storm warning in effect until 6 tonight
• Governor warns storm with ice could cause power outages; Residents advised to clear roofs and decks of accumulated snow
• Traces of the Trade
• Blumenthal issues statement to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Monitor roof load as storm moves in
• Snow, ice to disrupts commutes this week
• Bishop Ian T. Douglas in Bridgeport to Pray for Haiti
• Marianne Challis opens new show at Feinstein's in Manhattan on Monday
• ‘SnowMoval’ 2011 Continues; Public Works Crews to Clear Brooks Street, from Boston Avenue to Arctic Street
• Boating group wants a ship
• Students collect bottles and cans for new playgrounds
• Housatonic offers programs in criminal justice
• Works by Frieda Howling on view at the Arnold Bernhard Center February 17 to March 21
• Thread, the internationally acclaimed documentary about women entrepreneurs in Afghanistan, to be shown at a special fundraiser at the University of Bridgeport on Jan. 27
• Schools open Friday; Mayor Bill Finch extends snow emergency through Saturday at noon
• Free medication available to those in need
• Students hosting service events for Martin Luther King Day
• Small steps to get big results
• A healthier Bridgeport: New health director has lots of ideas to share
• Housatonic to offer nursing program
• Disney on Ice makes a Special Offer to children for the Thursday matinee performance
• UB WILL OPEN ON THURSDAY, 1/13 AT 12:00 NOON
• Mayor Finch urges patience as crews dig out city streets; Schools closed Thursday; Administrative staff to report to work
• Weather service releases unofficial snow total observations
• Disney On Ice show goes on tonight despite snow
• Governor: Continue to stay off roads; Metro-North will operate a regular weekday schedule tomorrow
• Little League registration starts Saturday
• Artist reception canceled
• Governor signs declaration of civil preparedness emergency
• More than a foot of snow falls in Bridgeport; train service affected
• More than a foot of snow falls in Bridgeport; train serevice affected
• UB WILL BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY 1/12 DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER CONDITIONS
• Mayor Finch declares snow emergency; Board of Education and City offices will be closed on Jan. 12
• The community is invited to attend Education Forum Jan. 19 at the Holiday Inn, cost is $35 per person
• Organizations Honored As ‘Partners in Philanthropy’ for Supporting Bridgeport Hospital Services
• Himes coming to Bridgeport on Thursday
• Mayor asks residents to join in moment of silence
• Flags to fly at half staff through Friday
• More snow on the way
• Bridgeport resident bringing medical care to Nicaragua
• Tune in TODAY at 11:35 AM to ESPN2 First Take to see Lomas Brown interview our animals as part of the upcoming BCS National Championship game coverage!
• Wholesome Wave Extends Successful Food Initiative with Fairfield County Community Foundation Grant of $20,000
• Easton Attorney And Volunteer Leader Ron Noren To Be Honored At Bridgeport Hospital Auxiliary Reception
• Due to additional forecasted snow, Emergency Operations Center opened at 6 p.m. Saturday; will remain open throughout the storm
• UB Campus will close today 1/7/11 at 4:00 p.m. for Students and Staff
• ESPN First Take NFL analyst Lomas Brown gets our tiger's opinion of the BCS National Championship game between the Oregon Ducks and Auburn Tigers. (Yes - that's really Naka being interviewed by the Super Bowl champ!) The segment will run duri
• Shooting movies locally
• Bridgeport’s brightest scholars to be recognized
• Bridgeport schools close early for snowstorm
• Frank Oliva: Building movie magic
• Thank you to all the donors who provided support to the Zoo during our recent matching gift campaign! We raised a total of $32,956 -- which will be matched by an additional $25,000.
• Boating club offering $1 swim lessons
• Bridgeport’s Arena Is Renamed Webster Bank Arena at Harbor Yard
• New students arrive at UB for spring semester
• Winter storm could slow Friday's commute
• Himes sworn in to second term
• Public Works to demonstrate GPS snow plow tracking program
• Dr. Darcy Lowell featured in Hartford display
• Chris Shays coming to Black Rock Branch Library
• Pasta dinner canceled
• St. Vincent’s celebrating Three Kings Day with reenactment
• Felon caught with gun, burglary tools after chase
• Project Safe Neighborhoods: Bridgeport man involved in gun trafficking pleads guilty
• Governor has 10 days to issue Special Election notice to fill Caruso’s vacancy
• Dr. Rita Brown-Holloway makes debut on NBC's 'Weekend Today" show this Saturday
• Malloy appoints Caruso to Department of Economic & Community Development
• Watermark holding free art workshops for seniors
• DPUC approves residential electricity rate cuts
• OK Friends -- it's now or never! Every donation made by midnight tonight will be matched $ for $! Will you help us reach our goal? It's easy - just click on the link on our FB page!
• Less than 48 hours to help us turn $25,000 into $50,000! Please donate today and share with your friends on FB! We can do it with your help!
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• Happy Zoo Year! If you missed it yesterday, come by today til 3PM...Join your Zoo family to learn about animal winter adaptations and make an item to bring home for the wildlife right in your own backyard. Each visitor will receive one free hot beverag
• New Advances In Radiation Therapy For Prostate Cancer Topic Of January Talk In Trumbull
• Holiday fires, winter storm keeps Red Cross busy
• Urban fiction seminar set for Jan. 6
• Weekend weather warm-up could lead to flooding
• City Public Works crews are continuing their cleanup efforts
• Main bus terminal to open as warming center
• City Hall and Board of Education offices will be closed Monday, Dec. 27; Only essential city, School board employees should report to work
• The Boxing Day Blizzard continues to bring heavy snow and winds to Bridgeport and the Connecticut coast Sunday evening.
• Dangerous blizzard conditions are developing in Southwestern Connecticut
• Snow emergency declared for winter storm; Alternate side of the street parking in effect immediately
• Area braces for blizzard conditions
• Post-Discharge Phone Calls May Cut Readmissons To Hospital
• Council Works To Improve Bond Between Hospital Community
• Arena at Harbor Yard News - Dec 23, 2010
• We're more than halfway there! Please donate by Dec. 31st to help us turn $25,000 into $50,000!
• Hey Zoo friends! We gave you a quick brief last week, but now the whole world knows about our very own "Animal Andy Warhols!" Check out this amazing article.
• UB students invite the public to join community Martin Luther King Jr. Day volunteer events on January 17
• University of Bridgeport team wins Regional Stock Market Competition; victory extends school’s top-three winning streak since 2004.
• MBA students seize first place in state business competition
• To the Stars and Back
• Did you know bears can paint? The Zoo has "Animal Art" for sale from $5-$40! For more unique gift giving ideas, visit the Zoo's gift shop this weekend and all next week!
• Bristol Hospital’s Bariatric Program Celebrates Successful 1st Year
• Mayor uses television dig to promote Bridgeport
• Residents call on legislators to ‘spend smart’
• Relative of family who died in fire sues city
• Macy’s decorates windows at Barnum Museum
• Bridgeport Hospital’s Robot-Assisted Surgery Expertise Helps Trumbull Man Beat Prostate Cancer
• Lacrosse clinic begins Saturday
• City Hall hosting lighting fair
• Bridgeport, South Africa forming educational partnership
• Startford Baby Overcomes Early Challenges
• ‘Finding her Voice’
• Still a long way to attain full equality
• ‘Freak’ to be staged at Housatonic
• Himes speaks out on taxes, unemployment insurance
• Fraternity celebrates season by helping city family
• It may be cold out but the Zoo is hot with updates! Check out our Animal Update in the December issue of the Zoo's e-Newsletter.
• Celebrate the season with special events at the Barnum Museum
• Bridgeport Hospital Auxiliary Donates $50,000 To Emergency Department Project
• Monroe man dies in Bridgeport shooting
• Bridgeport Child Advocacy Coalition presents Children’s Issues Forum Tuesday, Dec. 7
• Burnsford Avenue house totally destroyed in Saturday blaze
• Bridgeport Hospital to Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• St. John's Choir at the Church
• KOLBE CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL COMPETES AGAINST WARREN HARDING HIGH SCHOOL IN FIRST ROUND OF MSG VARSITY’S THE CHALLENGE
• Bridgeport Hospital Launches New Healthcare Blog
• UB and Greater Bridgeport Adolescent Pregnancy Program to launch Odyssey Project to combat substance abuse and HIV among college students
• TV Service For Patients Is Now Free At Bridgeport Hospital
• Oxygen Therapy Helps Stratford Attorney Close The Case On Stubborn Wounds
• Modeling for a cause
• Calendar party tonight
• Governor Rell opens CTech IncUBator@University of Bridgeport: New venture is a first of its kind for generating jobs in Fairfield County
• Turkish culture official to speak at University of Bridgeport on Thursday, November 18
• “Themes & Variations: A Holiday Concert” to be held at UB on December 8
• UB students win Distinguished Delegation Award at 2010 Model United Nations Europe Conference
• Street closures and traffic advisory for Thursday, Dec. 2 downtown tree lighting
• Entrapment claims may have played role in alleged white supremacist’s acquittal
• Help out CT's only Zoo and make a donation today!
• Jury acquits two of three alleged White Wolves
• Smuckers' Stars On Ice Glides Into Bridgeport For The Only Connecticut Appearance
• The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
• Bridgeport Hospital Launches $6.6 Million Green Energy Project
• Need to entertain your relatives? Or work off some of that pumpkin pie? Come to the Zoo today, Saturday and Sunday and get $1 off every admission. But remember...This offer may not be combined with other promotional offers.
• New nonprofit Reaching Higher Ground, Inc. hosts “Meet and Greet” to share 2011 initiatives and ask for community support
• Celebrating a winter birthday this year? Plan your party with the zoo for a WINTER SPECIAL! Book a birthday party to be held in December 2010 or January 2011 and receive 10% off the base package price! Contact Lori for details at lmott@beardsleyzoo.org
• Celebrating 85 Years Of Storied History: Harlem Globetrotters
• 16th Annual Gathering Of The Vibes Festival Brings The Magic Back To Connecticut’s Seaside Park
• Thank you to FCBuzz.org for this awesome Howl O' Ween video!
• Bridgeport Hospital Breaks Ground For New Outpatient Cancer Center In Trumbull Site
• Artists changing the look & feel of Bridgeport
• An artistic community grows from a former Bridgeport factory
• Norma F. Pfriem Foundation Presents $2 Million Grant To Support Cancer Services At Bridgeport Hospital
• Group Donates Items To Bridgeport Hospital To Support Children And Their Parents
• Gift of Light Ceremony at Bridgeport Hospital
• A rare sight -- otters at rest!
• Connecticut Poet Laureate and UB professor emeritus Dick Allen to appear at ‘Necessary Voices’ writing series on November 16
• Dust still settling after wild election
• Citywide leaf pickup to begin Nov. 15
• Bysiewicz again declares Malloy governor
• Foley concedes governor's race
• Foley concedes, Malloy elected governor of Connecticut
• Looking to second term, Himes eager to get back to work
• Theatre Party and Fundraiser for The Discovery Museum
• Finch to be honored tonight by adoption advocacy group
• Foley, Malloy still going back and forth in governor's race
• Mayor Finch to present $25,000 donation to Fallen Firefighters Fund
• State senator calls for investigation into use of reverse 9-1-1 on Election Day
• Bridgeport ballots finally counted
• Foley not conceding, calls on state to get the vote count right
• Breaking News: Musto wins 22nd District race
• UB professor Amy Nawrocki publishes new book
• Metro NY Organizations Step Up Cultural Tourism
• Free mammography screenings offered at University of Bridgeport on November 16
• UB basketball teams to host annual Hoops for the Hungry kids’ basketball clinic on November 6
• UB business student selected to win National Association of Black Accountants award
• Thank you to everyone who came out to our first year of HOWL O WEEN festivities! The Carousel has never seen a "Thiller" like this!
• Need great plans for Halloween? Come to the Zoo! The spooktacular afternoon will include music, harvest hay rides, face painters, our Scarecrow competition, and Haunted Farmyard, which is guaranteed to delight and fright all those who pass through! If y
• Parents Rate Bridgeport Hospital’s KidEase ‘An 11 On A Scale Of 10’
• Animal ‘Buddies’ Cheer Young Patients At Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes And Lectures
• Bassick High School Student Videos Get the Star Treatment on MSG Varsity's "The Student Lens"
• Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat At Downtown Cabaret Theatre
• Bridgeport Hospital’s Cancer College Draws 300
• Bridgeport Hospital Receives Accolades For Stroke Care
• Bonsai-Fine Art In Horticultural Form
• Connecticut Poet Laureate Dick Allen to appear at University of Bridgeport’s new writing series, Necessary Voices, on November 19
• Calling all ghosts and goblins! Come and spend a truly fun and frightful evening at the Zoo featuring the Harrowing Hayride, Haunted Farmyard and magic show by Jim Sisti. Your ticket also includes FREE face painting, kettle corn, and of course, CANDY!
• Chefs' Night Out At The Discovery Museum And Planetarium
• UB and Center for Women and Families host candlelight vigil on October 26
• Exhibitions of paintings by David George on view at UB Arnold Bernhard Center Gallery from October 28 through November 19
• University of Bridgeport Acupuncture Institute clinic will offer free patient diagnoses in celebration of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine Day on October 22
• Brain Tunnelgenix Technologies becomes the first tenant at CTech IncUBator@University of Bridgeport
• The Pride of Lions, award-winning documentary at the NY International Film Festival, to premiere at the University of Bridgeport on November 3
• What is a Green Job??
• 'Family Love Letter' Co-Author Donna Pagano To Speak at Women’s Summit In Fairfield
• 826 Paranormal Haunted Tour 2010
• Get up close and personal with your Zoo friends this weekend during the Wonders of Wildlife show. FREE with Zoo admission, at 11am and 2pm in the Learning Circle.
• Hamton J. Pig has been busy! Come on down to your Zoo's New England Farmyard to meet his 14 newborn guinea hog piglets!
• Catch Farmin' Fever this weekend at your Zoo as performer Chris Rowlands takes the stage! Shows on Saturday and Sunday at 11am and 2pm. FREE with admission! Chris is back by popular demand, bringing his original songs, humor and ventriloquism to
• Close out the summer this weekend at your Zoo! Check out the final days of the Wonders of Wildlife show at 11am and 2pm and meet our new animals animal additions-- a new Andean condor, and 3 llama!
• Lawrence the Llama is excited to meet you this weekend!
• FREE Green Jobs Workshops in Bridgeport
• Close out the summer this weekend at your Zoo! Check out the final days of the Wonders of Wildlife show at 11am and 2pm and meet our new animals animal additions-- a new Andean condor, and 3 llama!
• Lawrence the Llama is excited to meet you this weekend!
• Free Concert at the Barnum Museum, October 8th
• UB and area care providers will host community health fair on October 21
• Get up close and personal with your Zoo friends this weekend during the Wonders of Wildlife show. FREE with Zoo admission, at 11am and 2pm in the Learning Circle.
• Hamton J. Pig has been busy! Come on down to your Zoo's New England Farmyard to meet his 14 newborn guinea hog piglets!
• Catch Farmin' Fever this weekend at your Zoo as performer Chris Rowlands takes the stage! Shows on Saturday and Sunday at 11am and 2pm. FREE with admission! Chris is back by popular demand, bringing his original songs, humor and ventriloquism to
• UB to host 'Religions of the World - What Do We Have in Common?' on October 4
• UB to host local premier of Dream Builders, documentary winner of the 2010 CINE Golden Eagle, on Tue
• University of Bridgeport set to induct four new members into the UB Athletic Hall of Fame on Novembe
• UB and coalition of private colleges launch campaign to help disadvantaged students succeed in schoo
• UB School of Business and Trumbull Library to offer free personal finance workshops on Oct. 26 and N
• Media Career Series presents award-winning journalist Lennie Grimaldi
• Governor Rell Announces New Partnership with University of Bridgeport to Grow Jobs
• UB merchandising students visit NYC's Garment District for insider's look at fashion indus
• Panel to discuss environmental sustainability on Thursday, April 8
• New Physician Assistant Institute at UB receives accreditation to begin classes in 2011
• University of Bridgeport Waterbury campus to add new course offerings in fall semester
• UB awarded $1.1 million from U.S. Department of Education to help support low-income and first-gener
• New business incubator opens at UB: Offices, research facilities, other support available to technol
• Bridgeport wins another "Best City" award for students to attend college
• Fund-raising dinner for Pakistan flood victims to be held at UB on September 26
• Necessary Voices: the University of Bridgeport Writers Series, a new lecture program of ideas, to be
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures And More – November, 2010
• Bridgeport Leads the Way in Creating Awareness and Building an Economy Around “Green”
• Bridgeport Green Drinks
• Learn How to "Live Green" at the Barnum Museum
• The Enchanted Castle: A Magical Storybook Experience
• Hot weather to close out week, cooler Sunday
• McMahon, Democrats clash on her comments on downsizing agencies
• Crane power: Zoo gets two birds from Wisconsin sanctuary
• Legendary '50s pop singer dies
• Man captured after firing on Hartford officer
• Authorities ID man found dead in Sound
• Police: Student threatened principal on Facebook
• Car paint job goes too far in Fairfield
• Discovery Museum and Planetarium Annual Meeting Agenda for October 14, 2010
• Judge Leonard Cocco dies of heart attack
• Rt. 34 over Stevenson Dam closed night of Oct. 1 for repaving
• Autumn arrives with a warm spell
• Woman accused of stealing nearly $20,000 from former employer
• Autumn arrives tonight, but warm weather persists
• Kitchen fire damages Stratford duplex
• Officials ask Obama for tornado damage aid
• Federal judge to hear DCF oversight case
• Stabbing suspect yells at, threatens judge and others
• Fire destroys vacant building at Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown
• Cops chase holdup suspects through Bridgeport and Stratford
• Middletown plant explosion prompts new state regulations
• Bishop Kenneth Moales dies at 65
• Finch says city has faced tough year head on
• Tractor-trailer flips, blocks I-95 entrance ramp in Milford
• Juror selection begins in DiMeo trial
• Hit-and-run suspect fished out of river in Ansonia
• Dump truck flips in Derby, driver said critical
• Hit-and-run suspect fished out of river in Ansonia
• Malloy gets endorsement of Working Families Party
• Judge in Conn. home invasion trial is hospitalized
• Two vacant apartment buildings go up in flames on Bridgeport's East Side
• Cops: Suspect displayed 2 machetes in CVS robbery
• Igor passes near Bermuda as Category 1 hurricane
• Prosecution, Shays committee want prison for former campaign manager
• Shelton man dies in head-on crash in Guilford
• New England Gaming Summit planned
• Dodd to kick off peace lectures at UConn
• Report: Conn. hospital finances stabilizing
• Drug "take back" day planned for Saturday
• Truck safety crackdown nets 9,500 violations
• Stamford man arrested for allegedly threatening president
• Conn. licensing back online after computer glitch
• Conn. man gets 1 year in jail for child death
• Botti sentenced to six years in prison
• Rell appeals FEMA denial of tornado aid
• Ghostbusters busted at Remington plant
• Text messages lead to New York man's 272 criminal charges
• Man charged with attempted murder in drive-by shooting
• Police: Conn. girl's abduction was a hoax
• Bear put down after being hit by car
• Former Stamford cop in cell phone scandal wants charges dropped
• DMV computer woes mean no driver's licenses
• Suspects pulled from car minutes after shots fired
• Man charged with funding Shahzad's Times Square bombing attempt
• Stabbing suspect captured
• Police defend response to '07 Conn. home invasion
• Malloy leads Foley by 9 points in latest poll
• With rain in short supply, forest fire danger up in Conn.
• Sikorsky's X2 sets world speed record
• Dad sobs as Conn. jurors see photos of slain girls
• Crisp, cool today, with showers possible late Thursday
• Fishermen in restricted area told to leave
• Alert student helps police nab burglary suspects
• McMahon within 6 points of Blumenthal in latest poll
• Manhunt under way for stabbing suspect
• Some Conn. students taking new math, science test
• WWE: State auditing company for misclassification of employees
• Suspect in trooper's death due in court
• Ex-Hartford mayor faces sentencing in bribery case
• McMahon within 6 points of Blumenthal in latest poll
• Lanes will be closed in region for bridge inspections
• Showers, drizzle this morning, and thunderstorms possible later today
• SAT scores show slight increase
• Scooter crash leads to weapons charge for Bridgeport man
• Yale U. construction accident traps, injures 4
• Murder-for-hire case slated for trial
• Trial begins today for suspect in home invasion killings
• Second Colo fire erupts, destroys at least 1 home
• Connecticut’s First Twins Of 2010 Featured In Bridgeport Hospital Newsletter
• Milford motorcyclist dies following Saturday accident
• Man with rifle causes alarm in Fairfield
• Stats show boost in Conn. students at CSUS schools
• Conn. gets more than $9M to help neighborhoods
• Some Conn. students taking new math, science test
• Man dies after falls from cliff at Lover's Leap
• Blue Mass honors men and women of the uniformed services
• Bridgeport house fire leaves 4 homeless
• Bridgeport man critical after shooting; arrest made
• Bridgeport man shot in head; ex-brother-in-law charged
• Local health authorities gear up for flu season
• Bridgeport passes policy on suspected child abuse
• Appeals court kicks back Ganim case
• Bridgeport chosen for free sustainability study
• McMahon's ad blitz: As she pulls in support, Dems hope she's overexposed
• Train takes Trumbull onto a new track with concerts
• Fire Destroys Housatonic Wire in Seymour
• Train takes Trumbull onto a new track with concerts
• Police use Facebook to promote home audit service
• Man, 64, gets 20 years in jail for molesting child
• Judge: Military's ban on gays is unconstitutional
• Former Danbury Hospital CFO pleads not guilty in federal court to fraud charges
• Treasury lawyer tapped to replace Feinberg
• At Fairfield U., a simple ceremony has deep meaning
• Cops seek bank robber on the run
• Report: US must deal with domestic radical problem
• 4 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• Fundraisers for fallen firefighter families continue this weekend
• Conn. trooper killed in crash being laid to rest
• Fairfield man busted in Craigslist sex-drug sting
• Milagre can't wait to see you this weekend at the Party for the Planet!
• The Zoo has teamed with Travelers Championship PGA TOUR for the “Birdies for Charity” f
• Get up close and personal with your Zoo friends this weekend during the Wonders of Wildlife show.
• Hamton J. Pig has been busy! Come on down to your Zoo's New England Farmyard to meet his 14 n
• Catch Farmin' Fever this weekend at your Zoo as performer Chris Rowlands takes the stage! Sho
• Close out the summer this weekend at your Zoo! Check out the final days of the Wonders of Wildlife
• Lawrence the Llama is excited to meet you this weekend!
• Romney supporting Foley for Conn. governor
• Convicted rapist files suit alleging sexual abuse by Catholic priest
• New charges in officer death case
• Town investigating employee's erotica postings on Internet
• Hopes rise as jobless claims fall, trade gap eases
• Arson investigator charged in arson appears in court
• Patriots: Brady attends practice after 2-car wreck
• Drunk driver may have caused Seymour cruiser crash
• New Haven police warn about Craigslist thefts
• Services set for Conn. trooper killed in crash
• Lap dance client paid with counterfeit cash
• FBI: No threat found on Thai Airways flight
• Three dogs rescued from Bridgeport fire
• Buses to run on Danbury branch off-peak & weekends
• Sponsorship Opportunities Available for The Enchanted Castle
• Report: Conn. tent city cleanup to cost thousands
• Fire official: gym member caused gas leak
• Police: Bridgeport firefighter tainted neighbor's water supply with acid
• Motorcycle crash leads to Bridgeport couple's arrest
• Competency exam ordered for suspect in stabbing case
• Cops arrest Florida fugitive in Bridgeport
• Police: Man tainted neighbor's water supply with acid
• Conn. seeks education grant to help teen parents
• Despite plentiful water, states draft river rules
• Study shows spike in concussions
• Strip club: 'Nude dancing is protected speech'
• Fairfield man arrested over alleged stabbing hoax
• 1 'censored' bar won't stop online prostitution
• Evangelist preaches against Islam near 9/11 site
• Jobs go begging for Conn. ethics panel
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - September 2010
• Group chosen to 'restart Harding' begins its 3-year task
• Suspect in fatal crash that killed state trooper held in Mass.
• Obama pledges to work for a thriving middle class
• Earl's biggest damage in Northeast: business
• JetBlue: Flight attendant's big exit was for good
• Key oil spill evidence raised to Gulf's surface
• Connecticut priest denies sex abuse allegations
• Bridgeport Hospital To Present One-Day Cancer College
• Deck collapses more common than people think
• Storm Earl: Preparations called 'good test of the system'
• Greenwich road runner bests wily coyote
• 2 more hospitalized for West Nile virus
• Paralyzed man sues Seymour bar for DUI injuries
• Former Connecticut lawmaker arrested
• Conn. priest denies sex abuse allegations
• Conn. police name driver who caused fatal crash
• Stratford police nab burglary suspects with 97 cigarette packs
• Delays of 5 to 10 minutes on New Haven line
• State DEP closes several beaches, campgrounds as Earl nears
• Yale apologizes for foamy chemical discharge
• Cops: Conn. man threatens bank workers with knife
• Police: Three men sought for robbing teen
• Gulf oil rig explodes off La. coast
• Increased Labor Day travel expected
• Bridgeport breaks temp record as early dismissal announced
• Pregnant woman shot in Hartford loses unborn baby
• Earl threatens East Coast with weekend pounding
• 67-year-old man charged with sexually assaulting young girl
• Hidden cell phone leads to more charges for murder suspect
• State trooper killed in highway crash
• Oil platform explodes off La. coast; oil spreading
• New Haven police threatening no-confidence vote
• Convicted raptist headed back to jail
• Conn. OK'd for federal early retirement funds
• Smoke at Trumbull mall, but no fire
• Prosecutors: home invasion deaths especially cruel
• Air quality alert posted for state today
• Lady Liberty Unveiling
• Man charged in neck slashing
• Former WestConn student falls from balcony at Pinney Hall
• Fire damages Monroe pastry shop
• Police investigate incidents of graffiti at Fairfield library
• Ruptured gas line forces evacuation in Shelton
• Today's high in the 90s; models have Earl passing to the east
• Americans' economic confidence ticks up slightly
• Police: Camper accidentally shot at Roosevelt Forest
• Teller accused of stealing $15K from bank
• Hot week ahead as warm air mass settles in
• Conn educators protest Obama funding policy
• Shelton teen charged with DUI in Danbury
• M.E.: Driver of car found in river committed suicide
• Seymour catches ambulance thief
• More than 500,000 Conn. students return to school
• Arrest made in fatal shooting of Bristol man
• 2 police officers fatally shot in Alaska village
• Glastonbury soldier killed in Afghanistan to be buried
• Shootings leaves Mormon bishop, suspect dead
• Hundreds of motorcyclists honor fallen Bridgeport firefighters
• Inmate death believed to be a suicide
• CT man charged in fatal boat crash arrested again
• Next Conn. governor's plans for DCF could differ
• Services set for CT soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Conn. offers guide to prevent underage drinking
• Bridgeport apartments project lands $3 million in state funds
• Tyler Perry’s 'Madea’s Big Happy Family'
• Derby official charged with embezzlement
• Incoming UConn freshmen: diverse, smart
• Punk rockers vow to take Conn. rape case to trial
• Former Conn. DOT chief hired by engineering firm
• Legendary Yale club reopens
• NY gov could face charge over World Series tickets
• Hurricane Danielle becomes Category 4 storm
• Conn. airport used for advanced flight system
• Conn. welder burned when machine explodes
• Man arrested for 'swearing kid’ video
• Orange tape keeps Boston bus drivers off cell phones
• DEP closes Silver Sands and Sherwood Island beaches
• Police seeking help in locating missing woman
• Lawyer charged with casino cheating
• Wheelchair ramp stolen in West Haven
• Man arrested for making 'swearing kid' video
• Stamford agent must pay for not getting Timberlake
• Connecticut could pay New York for cheaper Metro North fares
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures And More – Sep./Oct., 2010
• Judge sets bond at $1 million for unruly defendant in stabbing case
• Lawyer for disgraced Shays' aide wants mental health evaluation to factor in at sentenc
• Golf Classic In Monroe To Benefit Burn Center And Children’s Burn Camp
• New business incubator opens at UB: Offices, research facilities, other support available to technol
• Conn. soldier dies in Afghanistan
• State AGs: Craigslist should drop adult services
• Poll: Public doubts Islam more prone to violence
• Financial Aid Available At Bridgeport Hospital For Procedure That Prevents Cancer Of The Esophagus
• Police: Man stabbed girlfriend, then tried to dunk her head in bleach
• Whole Foods Match Customer Donations for Nonprofit Wholesome Wave Throughout August 2010
• Police: Man kidnapped and raped former girlfriend
• Blood Management Services Is New Name For Bloodless Medicine And Surgery Program...
• Family history no longer a mystery
• Anonymous Internet campaign brands man sex predator
• Bridgeport Hospital Ranked Best In Fairfield County For Heart Failure Survival
• Mystery in the Sound: Why are the shells of lobsters wasting away?
• Bridgeport man charged with trespassing
• Cops: Man beaten with pipe, answers with machete
• Conn. high court upholds murder conviction
• Conn. Gov. predicts $63.4 million budget deficit
• Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers To Launch Healthy Eating and Exercise Class for Youngsters
• 30th Annual Coca-Cola Kaulbach Golf In Fairfield
• State seeks tornado disaster declaration
• Pleasant weather on tap for Friday and Saturday
• Alleged elbowing of security guard leads to Bridgeport man's arrest
• Court rejects convicted killer's retrial request
• Fire reported at 200-year-old former Plymouth church
• Air quality alert posted for region
• New Features On Bridgeport Hospital Website Make Selecting A Physician,...
• Metro-North puts off bike rack testing for new cars
• Police: Woman stole prescription pads to get pain killers
• Conserve water, Rell says, as hot, dry weeks continue
• Police: Woman stole prescription pads to get pain killers
• Rain to stay to the south
• Bridgeport teen claims man exposed himself
• Cheshire home invasion case back before judge
• 3 sentenced to prison for Hartford parade shootings
• 2nd person charged in beer thefts
• Dead teen's father says son was 'ambushed'
• UB awarded $1.1 million from U.S. Department of Education to help support low-income and first-gener
• Gunshots lead to burglary arrest on city's East Side
• Newtown teenager's death ruled accidental drowning
• Blago guilty on just 1 count; feds vow retrial
• Air quality alert posted for Tuesday
• Cops: Guilford teen says he was texting before hit-and-run
• Bond Commission withdraws funds, citing cash flow problems
• Most Conn. high school seniors say they've had sex
• Van de Velde upset court ruling not issued yet
• Conn. expected to approve $260 million for rail
• Former nurse pleads guilty to stealing/selling hospital narcotics
• Gunshot kills Norwalk teen acquitted in stabbing
• 'Craigslist killing' suspect dead, likely suicide
• Woman to be arraigned in alleged beer thefts
• It's a challenge: Preserving the city's historic homes
• Police: Teen was using cell phone when his car hit woman
• Darien man charged with drunk boating after crash
• Massachusetts man threatens repeat of Manchester massacre
• Three arrested in theft at warehouse
• Gunshots lead to capture of fugitive
• Immigrant fatally stabbed
• Trumbull school bus monitor arrested
• Norwalk fire affects train service
• Police: 3 injured in Conn. hotel melee-shooting
• Conn. House overrides vetoed campaign finance bill
• Conn. town shuts down troubled tent city
• Greenwich resident recalls friendship with the late Ted Stevens
• Flood statement issued for coastline
• University of Bridgeport Waterbury campus to add new course offerings in fall semester
• Six bear sightings in Greenwich so far this summer
• Norwalk man faces life in prison for 2 murders
• Four Bridgeport cops injured in wild car chase
• Man charged with assaulting Conn. prison staffers
• Connecticut foreclosures up 22 percent in July
• Ex-students settle Conn. strip search lawsuit
• Four injured in four-car pileup in Bridgeport
• Books seized by Nazis returned to Greenwich woman
• Fire damages Connecticut River Museum
• Debicella wins big in GOP congressional primary
• National Society of Black Engineers to hold its regional meeting at the University of Bridgeport fro
• Smoky fire closes Wilson's Barbeque
• Man charged with sexual assault of two young girls
• Bridgeport man charged in Milford stabbing
• Police nab stabbing, shooting fugitive
• Vibes wraps up 15th festival
• Cooler, more comfortable air in place today
• Suspect uses fake gun to hold up Fairfield CVS
• Pia wins primary
• Debicella wins Republican 4th District primary
• Foley to face Malloy; McMahon wins GOP Senate nomination
• Tropical depression expected to strengthen in Gulf
• State Police seize pot plants in Canterbury, Danbury man arrested
• Man charged in ex-wife's stabbing
• Another sticky day, but with less sunshine
• Cops: Landlord goes berserk at Norwalk strip club
• Police charge ex-husband in woman's stabbing
• GOP attorney general candidate's husband/campaign manager arrested after lawn sign alte
• US Navy warship docks in former foe Vietnam
• Bysiewicz: About 1 million can vote in Tuesday's primaries
• "Missing" Stratford woman returns home
• 6 injured in gas station fire on Hutchinson River Parkway
• Woman facing murder charge arraigned; held on $1 million bond
• Two assaulted in armed robbery at Milford motel
• Rescuer questions Coast Guard response
• Heat, humidity ramp up for today and Tuesday
• Police to upgrade charges in Conn. fatal accident
• Stratford police continue search for missing woman, 39
• Lieberman to discuss cybersecurity measures
• Vigil for Conn. beer warehouse shooting victims
• Oscar-winner actress Patricia Neal dies at age 84
• Flocks of geese in downtown Milford leave some in foul mood
• Stratford woman still missing
• Brian Petronella, food workers' union leader, dies
• Assault complaint leads to arrest of 'victim' in Bridgeport
• Two arrested after Bridgeport paintball spree
• Convicted arsonist sentenced to 10 years
• Redding woman sentenced in fatal DUI crash
• Botti beats the clock, pays $120,500
• 2 teens die in Connecticut crash
• Conn. official put on leave after Facebook posts
• 2 cats die, 2 dogs saved in Fairfield fire
• Cops: Man charged after referring to Manchester rampage
• Man pleads guilty to jewelry store smash and grab
• New Web site lets registered voters check on voting registration
• Police: Conn. man left baby in car to fight
• Conn. lawmakers consider override of Rell veto
• OSHA releasing report on Conn. power plant blast
• Simmons cutting into McMahon's lead, poll shows
• Appeal filed over gay marriage ruling in Calif.
• Seymour man gets prison time for rape
• Senate confirms Kagan as 112th justice
• Bridgeport Hospital Appoints William Jennings New President and CEO
• Senate jobs bill clears key hurdle
• Obama pledges relentless fight on economy
• Conn. lawmakers to vote on Rell veto override
• New Haven shooting suspect held on high bail
• Police seek public's help in capturing fugitive
• Missing woman found dead under a pile of laundry
• 2 charged with making fake 911 call
• Seymour woman trapped, hurt in crash down embankment
• Two arrested on drug charges, 4,000 bags of heroin seized
• Political operatives click away to stick it to the other guy
• Stamford man shot in downtown melee
• Woman injured in Shelton domestic dispute
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile Virus in Bridgeport, 4 other towns
• Campaign Fair Aug. 3
• Bridgeport man arrested in shooting over break-up
• Cops nab alleged counterfeiting conspirator
• White-tailed kite soars over Stratford
• UB student tapped for top post at the United Nations 7th Annual Youth Assembly, August 4-6
• YouTube user who touts LSD arrested after 10-hour standoff in New Canaan
• Teen charged in fatal Hartford bus crash to be arraigned
• Gulf crews prepare to start plugging well for good
• Mostly sunny and warm today, showers to remain off to the west
• Crash shuts down section of I-84 in Conn.
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - August 2010
• Two critical after shootings
• Fairfield cops: Man made terrorist threats
• Arrest made at Vibes
• Man gets 10 years for attempt to molest boys
• The Firefighter's Prayer
• Police investigating shooting on East Side
• Trumbull police save woman from choking
• Census Bureau offers phone interviews for last-minute responders
• Their final call
• Cargo plane crashes at Alaska base, 4 on board
• Defense lawyers in Smart kidnapping case want trial out of Utah
• Cars slams into Connecticut house
• Police: Man under influence of drug stomps on cars
• Police charge woman in alleged identity theft
• ‘Gathering of the Vibes’ gets under way Thursday
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures And More In September 2010
• Teen working in trench leads to contractor's arrest
• Botti ordered to turn over $120,500
• Woman admits taking $30,000 from her uncle's veteran benefits
• Wildfires burn dozens of So. Calif. homes, force evacuations
• Humidity returns today, air quality alert posted inland
• Probe of fatal fire expected to take weeks
• State shut out again for federal public education funds
• Suspect in rape case pleads not guilty
• Stabbing in Milford's Devon section probed
• Police: Young family chased, rammed by drug dealer
• Himes launches food drive
• Delta to halt nonstop from Bradley to L.A.
• Conn. state university halts proposed pay raises
• Police: Man supplied prescription drugs that killed woman
• Bridgeport Green Drinks
• Tax collector’s office extends hours
• Conn. health plan to cover pre-existing conditions
• Letters from prison lead to more charges for Hamden man accused in Trumbull assault
• Heat advisory in effect until 9 p.m.
• Merritt reopens after multi-vehicle crash
• Woman charged with animal cruelty
• Two firefighters die in blaze
• 2 injured after car slams into tree in Fairfield
• 4 workers arrested in mall facade collapse
• Tornado watch in effect until 1 a.m.
• More jail please, your honor
• Rell seeks time to assess June tornado damage
• Tornadoes confirmed by Nat. Weather Service in 4 towns
• Saturday to be one of the hottest days of 2010
• Mechanic takes customer's car on cocaine run
• Central High, senior centers open as cooling centers
• Lineup of performers at Gathering of the Vibes
• Gathering of the Vibes returns to Seaside Park July 29 - Aug. 1
• Museum’s historic section temporarily closed
• Aquarion extends voluntary water restrictions
• Joe Ganim completes sentence for corruption
• Unaffiliated voters can still join a party for primaries
• Aquarion lifts voluntary water restrictions
• Surveys to determine if tornados hit state
• Midterm politicking hovers over economic decisions
• Mortgage rates hit 4.56 pct., new record low
• Bridgeport man sought in attack
• Replacement benefits for SNAP recipients
• UB launches Global Financial Services MBA, the second program of its kind in the U.S.
• Bridgeport swimmers continue to star in the classroom
• Bridgeport Local 834 to Hold Four Fill-the-Boot Drives for MDA This Summer
• Greater Bridgeport Residents Should Report June Storm Damages This Week
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - July 2010
• American Idol Live Rescheduled
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures And More
• Bridgeport Hospital Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures For August, 2010
• Notice: The University of Bridgeport Remains Open
• Dr. Nancy Wei awarded Chiang Ching-Kuo Foundation Research Grant
• UB to host Leadership Institute for Toastmasters International
• UB's Walk Against Hunger a huge success
• Organic Invasive Removal Demonstration
• Evening Lecture Series - Bat Chat: Getting To Know Our Most Misunderstod Allies
• Energy, Balance, The Vitality Of The Body In Action David Millen Sculpture Exhibition
• Manute Bol, UB basketball legend and tireless humanitarian, remembered
• Celebrating P.T. Barnum's 200th Birthday!
• UB International College student Kirstin Jones wins Norman Woodberry Scholarship
• What Will Your Kids Do This Summer?
• Top execs from Pez Candy and NewAlliance Bank elected to the University of Bridgeport Board of Trust
• Gumdrop Swap Kids Boutique and Clothing Swap Club Opens in Bridgeport, CT
• Dick Allen, former director of creative writing at UB, is named Connecticut's newest poet laure
• UConn and University of Bridgeport establish pharmacy partnership
• Southport Conregational Church To Receive 2010 Faith And Community Award
• Moonlight In The Garden
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures and More
• Bridgeport Hospital Names Employees Of The Quarter
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - June 2010
• Discovery Museum And Planetarium Receives $25,000 Grant From The Fairfield County...
• ‘Live’ Baby T. Rex Dinosaur To Visit Children At The Discovery Museum In Bridgeport
• Dinosaur Maze Exhibit at Discovery Museum
• Talk By Cookbook Author Boosts Recruitment For Hospital Auxiliary
• Bridgeport Memorial Day parade begins at noon on Monday
• COMMENTARY: Standing up for Bridgeport schoolchildren
• Norma Pfriem Foundations gives $100,000 to Council of Churches
• Sessions will help prepare people for city police exam
• Bridgeport Hospital Unveils Major Enhancements To Cancer Services
• MORE PHOTOS OF THE GE PLANT
• Landscapers get tips on creating rain gardens through Bridgeport program
• Eighty-Seven Students Mark Completion Of Studies At Bridgeport Hospital School Of Nursing
• Massive GE plant may be demolished; Company seeks wetlands approval
• Shelton Resident Named Nurse Manager Of The Year At Bridgeport Hospital
• Bridgeport Hospital Salutes Nurses For Hard Work, Dedication
• Discovery Museum garden tour is June 4
• School system plans information sessions for public June 9 and 14
• Garden event June 5 to boost St. Ann School in Black Rock
• White House official speaks at Housatonic graduation May 27
• New theater group forms in Bridgeport
• UB to name library learning center in honor of David and Eunice Bigelow on May 25
• Kiwanis Club of Fairfield County Golf Tournament Benefits Bridgeport Rescue Mission
• Development forum May 27 focuses on city’s new land-use policies
• Web site designed to help consumers
• Actress Mira Sorvino to speak at Rose of Hope Luncheon
• Shelton Couple Receives Special Care From Geriatric Experts
• State extends COBRA insurance coverage period
• Milford family doesn't believe Blumenthal's 2007 statement on Vietnam service was misleadi
• Debicella easily wins party nod for Congress; Torres, other candidates fail to reach primary thresho
• Persistency pays off with new Lake Forest dam
• Free concert, movie on tap at downtown park May 27
• City teachers, others to be honored at Bridgeport Public Education Fund celebration
• History walk in Brooklawn is this Sunday
• Pushing for more state school aid; Forum focuses on state's education funding system
• St. Vincent’s offers free stroke screenings May 20
• Finch finds China ‘uplifting’; Impressed with country's unified purpose
• Blumenthal to address N.Y. Times report questioning his military service; He recently spoke at Bridg
• Film and discussion on national debt May 77 at Black Rock Library
• CircusWorks program is free for teachers Saturday at Barnum Museum
• Gas prices drop slightly to $3.08 per gallon in Connecticut
• State program with UB to assist high-tech start-ups
• FROM THE BRIDGEPORT HISTORY CENTER: A steak on Bridgeport's Wall Street
• New budget means employee layoffs or concessions
• Harding student Shalai Wilder wins regional sculpture competition
• Bridgeport hosts first Restaurant Week beginning May 17
• Himes gets party nod for second term, looks toward November election
• Black Rock’s seaside connection goes back three centuries
• Hammers get GOP endorsement in 22nd state Senate race; Pia will primary
• Take A Swing At ‘Birdies For Charity’
• Crossroads Pizza assists fire safety program in Bridgeport
• Solar panels installed on Black Rock commercial building
• Bridgeport's Rick Torres committed to primary in run for Congress
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church’s mission to be transformed; Public invited to final service
• Bestselling author and educator Ken Bain to be the keynote speaker at UB's Center for Excellenc
• FROM THE BRIDGEPORT HISTORY CENTER: Early shows at the Bijou Theater
• Program offers swimming, boating programs for youngsters
• Police, fire officials nominated for Bridgeport Hospital’s Heroes awards
• Bluefish bring back Kids Eat Free promotion on two weeknights
• Street name now honors fallen hero; Stephen Richardson was killed in 2007
• Supt. Ramos receives Winthrop Award
• Theater art goes on exhibit at City Lights Gallery
• Bridgeport Public Library board adopts strategic plan for system
• Park City Knights of Columbus to mark milestone May 20
• HMS Bounty open for tours this weekend at Captian's Cove
• Domino’s Pizza works with firefighters to promote fire safety
• Park City Knights of Columbus to mark milestone May 20
• Dinner supports Fairfield University’s Multicultural Fund
• A quarter century of improving children’s lives; BCAC marks a milestone
• New supermarket opens at former Shaw’s site in Bridgeport
• Bridgeport schools get $25,000 federal grant for recycling
• First responders memorial planned for St. Margaret's Shrine
• Himes ready for GOP attacks as he opens Bridgeport headquarters
• Corsairs will be part of plane, car show at Sikorsky Airport
• Wings and Wheels Corsairs Over Connecticut
• UB engineering students win first place at the American Society of Engineering Education Competition
• Learn about St. Vincent’s College certificate programs that lead to jobs; Open house is May 17
• HMS Bounty open for tours this weekend at Captian's Cove
• New supermarket opens at former Shaw’s site in Bridgeport
• First responders memorial planned for St. Margaret's Shrine
• Governor M. Jodi Rell to receive honorary degree from UB
• Dinner supports Fairfield University’s Multicultural Fund
• Bridgeport Hospital Salutes Volunteers at Annual Luncheon
• A quarter century of improving children’s lives; BCAC marks a milestone
• Seventh Annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run 5K At The Ballpark at Harbor Yard
• N.H. Chorale to Perform Benefit Concert for Project Learn
• Bridgeport Hospital To Honor First Responders For Bravery At ...
• Bridgeport Hospital To Host Zoo Program For Cancer Survivors
• City Council members get little public guidance on budget
• Himes ready for GOP attacks as he opens Bridgeport headquarters
• Bridgeport jazz musician Giacomo Gates performs May 13
• Goodwill Industries honors two Bridgeport residents
• Port 5 boosts Veterans Food Pantry
• ‘Gossip Girl’ actress to give UB commencement address May 8
• Rell gets briefing on Times Square bomb investigation
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - May 2010
• Bridgeport home searched after suspected Times Square bomber arrested
• Corsairs will be part of plane, car show at Sikorsky Airport
• Bridgeport schools get $25,000 federal grant for recycling
• New director named at Discovery Museum
• Domino’s Pizza works with firefighters to promote fire safety
• Discovery in the Garden Tour, Luncheon and Boutique
• Black Rock’s Maureen Hamill performs June 19
• Park City SportsFest will offer family fun May 8
• 1940's Hangar Dance
• Times Square bomb probe active in region
• Local gas prices now top $3 a gallon; Climb 4.3 cents a gallon in one week
• New Haven Chorale Benefit Concert
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Lectures And More In June 2010
• UConn Coach Geno Auriemma appears at Child Guidance Center celebration
• Watermark at 3030 Park to sponsor happiness club; First meeting is May 4
• Discovery Museum Board Announces New Executive Director
• Songs for Barnum
• FROM THE BRIDGEPORT HISTORY CENTER: Skyscraper of its time
• Local Red Cross plans May 5 orientation for those interested in volunteering
• Kite flying highlights Week of the Young Child celebration at Housatonic
• Times Square vehicle's license plates had Bridgeport connection
• Bridgeport’s Geraldine Johnson to be interviewed for national African-American history archive
• Downtown strategy being formed
• Downtown strategy being formed
• Conference focus will be on connecting city and waterfront
• Jewish teen program to celebrate anniversary at Bridgeport synagogue
• Gas prices rise in state to $3.01 per gallon average
• Vibes owner supports laughing gas ban at Seaside Park
• Public invited to May 11 forum at Central High on education ruling by court
• Police investigate Haiti Relief Resource Center due to allegation; City-backed facility is shut down
• Shehan Center names Boy and Girl of the Year
• St. Mark’s Church property: Proponents pursue land buy despite City Council setback
• Gossip Girl's Nicole Fiscella to speak at the University of Bridgeport's 100th graduation
• Shehan Center names Boy and Girl of the Year
• 'The Man in Black' is Back!
• Watermark at 3030 Park to sponsor happiness club; First meeting is May 4
• Cinderella Girl
• Vibes owner supports laughing gas ban at Seaside Park
• Cult of Celebrity
• Gas prices rise in state to $3.01 per gallon average
• The Man, the Myth, the Legend: P.T. Barnum Exhibition Lecture
• Conference focus will be on connecting city and waterfront
• Public invited to May 11 forum at Central High on education ruling by court
• Police investigate Haiti Relief Resource Center due to allegation; City-backed facility is shut down
• Jewish teen program to celebrate anniversary at Bridgeport synagogue
• BCAC receives state recognition with governor's proclamation
• St. Mark’s Church property: Proponents pursue land buy despite City Council setback
• Bridgeport’s Geraldine Johnson to be interviewed for national African-American history archive
• Governor Rell Announces New Partnership with University of Bridgeport to Grow Jobs
• UB student and community leader Felix Manuel Rodriguez named City of Waterbury's Mayor for the
• Don't forget to show her that you love her, Mother's Day events in Bridgeport CT
• Blockbuster Memorial Day Weekend Fundraiser for Discovery Museum
• Take a Swing at 'Birdies for Charity'
• Bridgeport Green Drinks on Earth Day
• Discovery Museum Energy Exhibit
• Mo’Nique's Spread The Love Comedy Tour Comes To Arena At Harbor Yard
• Bridgeport Hospital To Break Ground For New Radiation Therapy Building In Trumbull
• Record Rain Could Mean A Challenging Spring For Allergy Sufferers
• April 2010 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Earth Day - Party for the Planet
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In May
• Nutrition And Treatments For Prostate Cancer Topic Of Meeting In Trumbull
• Bridgeport Hospital Names Employees Of The Quarter
• Recreating Bridgeport Through Grassroots Efforts
• Early Results Of Bridgeport Hospital Heart-Disease Quiz Suggest The Need For Healthier...
• Congressman Jim Himes is Freezin' for a Reason!
• Discovery In The Garden Education Series - Orchid Symposium
• Bridgeport Hospital Auxiliary To Host Celebrity Luncheon
• JESUITS FREEZIN’ FOR A REASON FOR BURROUGHS
• MACH is Now Neighborhood Studios of Fairfield County
• Sirius XM Radio Host Christopher ‘Mad Dog’ Russo To Speak At Bridgeport Hospital...
• March 2010 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Arena At Harbor Yard Welcomes Dunkin’ Donuts To The Venue
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In April
• Ahlbin Centers to Offer Women's Strength Training, Golf Conditioning Courses in Shelton
• Bridgeport Hospital Recognizes Over 300 Employees And Physicians...
• ‘Sleep Expo’ Health Fair at Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Information about Sleep Disorders
• Free Art Therapy for Cancer Patients to be Offered in Trumbull
• Florists Donate Decorations to Hospital
• Wound Care Service at Bridgeport Hospital Renamed
• Bridgeport Hospital Introduces Free Online Heart-Risk Quiz
• Teen Volunteer Open House
• February 2010 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Modern Plastics Announces New LEXAN* Hospital Universal Precaution Stations
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In March
• Understanding Prostate Cancer Topic Of Meeting In Trumbull
• Bridgeport Green Drinks
• Stratford Man Beats Heart Disease With Hospital's Help
• The Council Of Churches Of Greater Bridgeport News - January 8, 2010
• Monster Jam Monster Trucks
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Heart Disease Awareness....
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In February
• Discovery Museum 'Amusement Park Science' Exhibition
• January 2010 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo News - December 21, 2009
• Bridgeport Hospital Employees Donate Toys to East End kids
• Tyler Perry's 'Madea's Big Happy Family' Comes To Arena at Harbor Yard
• Bridgeport, East Haven And Stratford Residents Named Employees Of.....
• More Than 300 People ‘Graduate’ from Cancer College
• Bridgeport Hospital Opens New Trumbull Laboratory and Blood Draw Station
• Public Meetings for IBA Conservation Plan
• Smucker's Stars On Ice Tour
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter December 2009
• Coca-Cola Kaulbach Golf Classic Raises $98,000 to Support Cancer Care At Bridgeport Hospital
• News From The Discovery Museum And Planetarium - December 2, 2009
• Arena at Harbor Yard News - November 30, 2009
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In January
• Celebrate the Season at The Barnum Museum
• Exhibition - Sustainable Choices
• Eco-Elegant Designer Trudy Dujardin To Meet With Guests At Discovery Museum
• Renowned Planetary Astronomer Dr. Heidi Hammel will Speak at Discovery Museum
• COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR DOCTOR - on Making Your Doctors Visit a Success
• Princess Classics Pre Sale Opportunity
• The Connecticut 6 Basketball Classic
• Get Rhythm - The Man in Black
• Teen Volunteers Open House
• Gift of Light ceremony at Bridgeport Hospital Will Celebrate Holiday Traditions
• The Globetrotters are Bringing Their 2010 World Tour to Arena at Harbor Yard
• November 2009 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Bridgeport Hospital to Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes in December 2009
• Discovery Museum's Executive Director Resigns
• Gala Celebrates Hospital Auxiliary's 50th Anniversary
• Westport Piano Concert by Fairfield Physician Duo to Benefit Women’s And Cancer Services
• Fairfield Doctors To Hold Piano Recital In Westport For Bridgeport Hospital
• Housing Crisis Panel Discussion
• Benefits Of Humor And A Positive Outlook For People With Diabetes Topic Of Free Talk
• Bridgeport Hospital Offers ‘Moving Forward’ Series for Cancer Survivors
• Bridgeport Hospital To Present Free One-Day Cancer College at Trumbull Marriott
• Mussleman’s Applesauce Presents Brian Boitano Skating Spectacular
• View Lunar Impact Live at Discovery Museum
• October 2009 Newsletter from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In November
• Nutrition And Prostate Cancer Topic Of Meeting In Trumbull
• The Council Of Churches’ CEO Runs To Raise Funds
• 'The Rocky Horror Show' - Playhouse on the Green
• Star Wars: In Concert
• New Exhibits, an Expo and a Party at Discovery!!
• Part-Time Pastoral Care Training
• Bulb and Fall Prep Symposium to Support Discovery Museum
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - September 3, 2009
• The Enchanted Castle: A Magical Storybook Experience
• Coca-Cola Kaulbach Golf Classic in Fairfield
• Bridgeport Hospital Auxiliary to Celebrate 50th Anniversary
• Bridgeport Hospital’s Heart Failure Survival Rate Best In State
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Free Talks In September On Heart-Healthy Eating .....
• Exclusive Discounts for Cirque du Soleil
• Connecticut Program Helps People Avoid Foreclosure
• Zoo Golf Tournament at The Connecticut Golf Club
• Burroughs is looking for Volunteers
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo News - August 2009
• Advance Directives Will Be Focus of Free Talk at Westport Senior Center
• Norwalk Residents Celebrate New Careers EPA Brownfields Training Program Graduation
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups, Classes In September
• Bluetan and Dayone Present You Either Build It or You Don't
• Burroughs Receives Award from Ffld. County Comm. Foundation
• Cancer Survivors to Model Fashions in Norwalk
• Sing Along With Buck Howdy Online!
• Alegria - Cirque Du Soleil
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo News - July 2, 2009
• Bridgeport Hospital to Offer Screenings, Support Groups and Classes In August
• Organic Vegetable Gardening
• Zoological Society Announces Annual Meeting
• Playhouse on the Green Presents a Special Gala Performance of Sister Robert Anne’s Cabaret Class
• Governor's Budget Cuts Go to the Heart of Children's Programs and Museums
• CT Budget Cuts Endanger Non Profits - Urgent Budget Forum
• Governor's Budget Cuts go to Heart of Children's Programs: Libraries & Museums
• New (Golf!) Item Added to Auction
• Blackham Student Art Show at Day One Skateshop
• A Robot Carnival and an Homage to the International Year of Astronomy
• Wild Wine, Beer and Food Safari 2009
• Summer ZooPatrol Program
• ‘Top Ten’ Auction Items
• Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - June 2009
• Starlight in the Garden
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups And Classes In July
• Annual Members Night
• One-Nun-Sense Musical
• Bid Green For The Zoo!
• Bridgeport Hospital to Host Zoo Event for Cancer Survivors
• The New England T20 Cricket Tournament Kicks-off
• Trumbull Resident Reduces Risk of Esophageal Cancer...
• Wings and Wheels Open House: Warbirds, Modern Aircraft, Helicopters and Harleys for Discovery Museum
• The Man In Black – A Tribute to Johnny Cash
• Top 10 Finalists from American Idol
• Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo News - May 1, 2009
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups And Classes In June
• Concert - Les Voix Borreales and The Elm City Girls’ Choir
• A Lecture by Christine Cook
• Connecticut's Own ‘Octomom’ Gives Birth... to Piglets
• Playhouse on the Green's Production of Tony Award Winning Musical ‘The Wiz’
• Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo News - April 17, 2009
• Latest Trends In Prostate Cancer Treatment Topic Of May Lecture In Trumbull
• Andre Rieu and the Johann Strauss Orchestra
• Sixth Annual Bridgeport Hospital Home Run 5K
• Free lecture in Stratford: ‘Hoarse Voice? It Can Be Treated!’
• To Be A Champion... You Have To Live On The Edge
• April News From Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo - April 1, 2009
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Presents ‘Where's Cookie Monster?'
• Playhouse On The Green Presents Reading Of ‘Bebopman’
• Seed Starting 101 with Gerard Pampalone
• A Cast Of 30 Fills Playhouse On The Green For The Wiz
• WWE Presents Monday Night Raw
• Spring Allergy Season Could Be a Doozy, Bridgeport Hospital Physicians Say Precautions....
• Good Friday Ecumenical Service at Golden Hill UMC
• Heredity And Prostate Cancer Topic Of Support Group Meeting in Trumbull
• Playhouse On The Green And New Haven Theater Co. Bring The Funny Stages To Bridgeport
• ZooNews - All 'Citizen Scientists' Register Today!
• The Elm City Girls Choir and The United Girls Choir Perform A Major Benefit Concert
• Playhouse On The Green And New Haven Theater Co. Bring The Funny Stages To Bridgeport
• Bruxo, Milagre or Mopua? You Decide!
• Project Learn’s 25th Anniversary Concert
• Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Newsletter - March 1, 2009
• ‘Having a Healthy Baby at 35 or Older’ Topic Of Free Lecture In Trumbull
• Bridgeport Hospital April Community News - February 26, 2009
• Please Complete This Quick Survey for the Zoo!
• Calling All Budding Scientists! Registration Deadlines Approaching
• Bridgeport Hospital to Sponsor Free Health Fairs During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
• Playhouse on the Green Presents Staged Readings of ‘The Blizzard Plays’
• Why Wild Animals Don't Make Good Pets
• Radiation Therapy Technology Topic of March Meeting In Trumbull
• Ocelots, Tigers and Crafts - Oh My!
• The duPont Planetarium will be Rocking to the Music of U2
• ‘Take Flight’ Exhibit Offers Aviation History and Hands-On Fun!
• Westport Resident's Heart Attack Survival Headlines Health Newsletter
• ‘Smokey Joe’s Café’ at Downtown Cabaret Theatre
• Auditions for 'The Wiz'
• Wanted Trust Deeds/Mortgage Deeds
• Bridgeport Hospital To Mark Sleep Week With Free Health Fair
• Free Health Fair Focus On The Prevention and Treatment Of Heart Disease And Stroke
• Show Your ‘Monkey Love’
• Bridgeport Hospital To Offer Screenings, Support Groups And Classes In March
• February News from CT's Beardsley Zoo - January 30, 2009
• Talk-back Follows Show at Playhouse on the Green
• Free Screenings and Health Talks Offered During Bridgeport Hospital’s Love Your Heart Month
• A Wealth of Information: Exploring the Benefits of the Not-for-Profit Resource Center
• Conn. Playwright's New Play Reading at Playhouse on the Green
• Fitness Program for Golfers Starts at Ahlbin Rehabilitation Centers in Shelton
• Discovery Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - January 19, 2009
• The St. John’s Choir Will Sing Evensong In Candlelight
• Education Programs at Playhouse on the Green
• Man to Man News - Sexual Function After Prostate Cancer Treatment
• Discovery Museum Bids Its Monsters a Fond Farewell
• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• Special Program Helps Ex-Tech Workers Find Their Feet
• Playhouse on the Green March Activities
• Audition - Dedication or The Stuff of Dreams
• Twelve Angry Jurors at Playhouse on the Green
• Disney on Ice Mickey and Minnie's Magical Journey
• January News from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• Holiday School Vacation Schedules and Offerings at Discovery
• Yanni Returns to Bridgeport
• Minimally Invasive Robot-Assisted Surgery for Prostate Cancer
• Get Behind Your Zoo
• Bridgeport Hospital’s High-Risk Maternity and Premature Newborn Expertise ......
• Best Night - New Year's Eve Celebration
• Tiger Packs Her Bags for Denver
• Bridgeport Hospital Offers Screenings, Support Groups and Classes
• Art/Place 25th Anniversary Exihibition at Houstanic Museum Of Art
• Barnum Holiday Fest
• Twenty-One Elephants - Children's book reading and talk
• Celebrate the Season Gallery Talks
• A Clemens Christmas - At Home with Mark Twain
• 'Santaland Diaries' and 'Season's Greetings' at Playhouse on the Green
• Celebrate the Season At The Barnum Museum Exhibition Opening
• News from The Discovery Museum and Planetarium - November 4, 2008
• Open Call Auditions : 'Twelve Angry Jurors'
• Holiday Parties at the Zoo
• Connecticut Seaside Ghosts Lecture and Book Signing
• The Circus in Sculpture
• New Travelling Exhibit - How to Make A Monster: The Art and Science of Animatronics
• Newsletter From Black Rock Art Center - , October 7, 2008
• Capitol Steps
• Norma F. Pfriem Cancer Institute Launches New Website
• 'The Rocky Horror Show' at Playhouse on the Green
• 42nd Street
• The Legendary Singers Of Motown
• Steve Martin's The Underpants at Playhouse on the Green
• Special Discount Offer
• September 27th
• B.B. King
• Bridgeport Hospital Heart Attack Survival Rate Tops in State
• Host a Massage Party to Benefit the Burroughs Community Center
• Sidewalk Astronomer John Dobson Returns To Discovery
• New Travelling Exhibit Opening: How to Make A Monster, The Art and Science of Animatronics
• Comedian Dave Attell
• Bridgeport Hospital Burn Center Maintains National Verification
• Open Call Non-equity Auditions For The Rocky Horror Show
• Chris Isaak
• Colleen Moritz Exhibition
• Pat Benatar and Neil Giraldo
• Bridgeport Hospital Cancer Program Approved with Commendation
• Burroughs Need Volunteer Tutors!
• Local Singer's Cabaret Show To Benefit Connecticut Food Bank
• Faces of the Fallen - A Travelling Memorial
• Faces of the Fallen - A Travelling Memorial
• Burroughs Community Center’s Quick Start Language Center Receives Grant from The Fairfield County
• 2008-09 Season At Playhouse On The Green
• James Naughton and Christine Ebersole
• Herbie Hancock River of Possibilities Tour
• She Loves You! Back By Popular Demand!
• Peter Frampton
• Gustave Whitehead and the Flight of Number 21
• James Naughton And Christine Ebersole
• Museum Pays Tribute to Connecticut's Fallen Soldiers by Hosting Special Memorial Display
• Summer Program Spotlight - ROBOTICS July 21 - 25
• "GPS ADVENTURES" on Display through September 1, 2008
• SmartWool Breast Cancer Fund Grants $1,800 To Norma F. Pfriem Breast Care Center
• KT Tunstall
• Mills Bros Ink Spots
• Breast Care Center Names Advisory Board And President's Council Members
• Burroughs Receives Grant from the Fairfield County Community Foundation for Summer Travel Program
• Playhouse On The Green - Page To Stage
• Return Engagement Of She Loves You
• Barnum's Birthday Bash
• Irish Play In From Page To Stage At Playhouse On The Green
• The Accidental Mayor Encore Presentation
• Sergio Mendes
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - June 2008
• Jill Scott
• ANGEL FOOD ORDERS
• Barnum at Playhouse on the Green
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Newsletter - Mid May 2008
• Six Degrees of Separation at Playhouse on the Green
• The Discovery Museum And Planetarium Newsletter - Mid April 2008
• How To Build A Wheelchair Ramp !
• Holocaust-Themed Play Reading at Playhouse on the Green
• Auditions For Barnum - The Musical
• Free April 30 Program at Stratford Library to Focus on Colon Cancer Screening and Treatment
• 8 Track: The Sound Of The 70's
• The Finch Report - March 14, 2008
• Playhouse on the Green
• Open Call Auditions For Spring Into Summer Series Held At Playhouse On The Green
• She Loves You!
• George Carlin
• Harlem Globetrotters - Special Offer - Buy One Get One Free
• Seeing Inside The Victorian Home
• February E-News from CT's Beardsley Zoo
• New Producing Artistic Director at Playhouse on the Green
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Newsletter Winter 2008
• Me Me Me Me!
• Documenting Venture Smith
• Medeski, Martin, And Wood
• Home Show At Harbor Yard
• Who Was Venture Smith?
• The Cornell Gunter Coasters, The Platters, And The Marvelettes
• Art Of The City: Sculpture And Civic Embellishment
• The Case of the Curious Condiment
• The Case of the Curious Condiment
• The Case of the Curious Condiment
• Me Me Me Me!
• Burroughs Freezin' for a Reason to be held February 9th
• Near & Far Aid Association Awards Grant to Burroughs Community Center
• She Loves You
• Pinocchio
• The Discovery Museum and Planetarium Newsletter , December 26, 2007
• Digital Discovery at The Discovery Museum
• From Page to Stage At Playhouse on the Green
• Creative Dramatics Auditions and Classes at Playhouse on the Green
• The Perrin Family Foundation Awards Grant to Burroughs Community Center for After School Program
• ANGEL FOOD DISTRIBUTION
• A Misty Christmas
• Home for the Holidays Musical at Playhouse on the Green
• Calendars - Playhouse on the Green
• Children's Show at Playhouse on the Green
• Keir Dullea And Mia Dillon To Star In The 2007 Artsport New Works Playwriting Competition
• Jeri Sager's Broadway
• New Comedy Takes a Swing at Golf at Playhouse on the Green
• Art - E - News
• Auditions for "Home for the Holidays" at Playhouse on the Green
• Classes and Auditions at Playhouse on the Green
• Temptations
• "An Evening With Rue McClanahan" At Playhouse On The Green
• Tuesday is Primary Day!
• Beardsley Zoo September Newsletter
• Citizens for Real Change
• Discovery Style - The Fashion Show Scheduled for November 7, 2007
• October 2007 Activities At Discovery
• Museum Will Close September 4th - 28th For Infrastructure Upgrades and Other Improvements
• Science In Toyland
• Auditions - "Vaudeville - 2007"
• United Way CEO To Participate In DC Roundtable
• Physician Information And Referrals
• Juneteenth's 15th Annual Youth Day and Parade Celebration
• Note to community organizations in Bridgeport from AmericanTowns
• "100 Years of Broadway" at Playhouse on the Green
• Lee Meriwether and James Noble Star In Love Letters At Playhouse On The Green
• Barnum Festival Names Larry Merriam 59th Ringmaster
• Kirby and Beverly Ward - To Have and To Hold
• Pat McRoberts With Jessica Leigh Brown - The 50s andThe Flipside
• Brad Little Unmasked - Broadway's Beloved Songs
• Cleaning Up Controversy
• Imagination – Paintings By Ed Rath
• Sculptural Installation By German Sculptor Matthias Alfen
• Delisco - The Voice
• 1940's Hangar Dance

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