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'The Word' opens Manhattan film fest on June 21
An independent film shot in Bridgeport last year - "The Word" - is having its premiere on the opening night of the Manhattan Film Festival on Friday.
4 hrs ago | Connecticut Post
Graduation tops off RISE to independence
Kenneth Gutman will be graduating from the RISE program held at Sacred Heart University in Bridgeport, Conn.
8 hrs ago | The Norwalk Daily Voice
Cops: Man Stole Package From Apartment Building Lobby
NORWALK, Conn. A 38-year-old Bridgeport man was arrested on misdemeanor burglary and larceny charges Monday after he was accused of stealing a package from the lobby of the Corset Factory apartment building on Ann Street, police said.
11 hrs ago | Norwalk Citizen News
New IMAX film follows storm chasers in Midwest
Storm chaser and filmmaker Sean Casey spent eight Midwestern springs carrying a giant IMAX camera in a heavily reinforced vehicle to capture the spectacular footage in "Tornado Alley," which opens Friday, June 21 at the Maritime Aquarium in Norwalk.
22 hrs ago | Westport News
Faith matters: Longtime religious leaders retiring
Frank Hall , minister of Westport Unitarian Church , and Rabbi Robert Orkand , of Temple Israel, have presided over neighboring congregations at the intersection of Lyons Plain Road and Coleytown Road since the early 1980s.
Wood hosting town hall meetings
State Rep. Terrie Wood , R-141, will be hosting two end-of-session town hall meetings to discuss major pieces of legislation during 2013.
Teacher From Norwalk Charged In Greenwich School Threat
Stacey Goodnow, 46, of Norwalk, was arrested on a disorderly conduct charge in connection with a threat she was accused of making to the Greenwich school where she teaches.
Globe Theater and the Maritime Aquarium to get boost
As part of an ongoing effort to promote Connecticut tourism the Globe Theater in Norwalk and the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk will soon receive state assistance for essential renovations and upgrades.
Farm-fresh pasta done to perfection in SoNo
Meri and Bill Erickson of New Canaan present a tray of fresh pasta at their new specialty shop, PastaPresta, at the SoNo Marketplace on May 9, 2013, in South Norwalk, Conn.
Norwalk forecast: A sunny & warm day
The work week starts on a bright note in southwestern Connecticut, with sunny skies and temperatures rising to a daytime high of about 80 degrees.
Clock repairman decides it's time to take it easy
This isn't good news for the customers of Jerry Fishman, who is apparently one of the last repairman of his kind in Stamford.
Major Pot Bust By Norwalk Police Leads The Week's News
NORWALK, Conn. The arrest of two men in connection with a major marijuana operation in Norwalk led the news in the city this week.
Westport Dedicates Playground For Sandy Hook Victim
WESTPORT, Conn. Eight days after workers broke ground at Long Lots School in Westport, a new playground in honor of Sandy Hook shooting victim Dylan Hockley was officially opened on Saturday.
'The Word' opens Manhattan film fest on June 21
An independent film shot in Bridgeport last year -- "The Word" -- is having its premiere on the opening night of the Manhattan Film Festival on Friday.
Fundraising drive aims to fetch new police dog for department
After the untimely death of Rocky, the New Canaan Police Department 's dog, in a training accident, a drive is underway to bring a new one to town.
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Ice cream truck driver claims he was robbed
By STEVE KOBAK
Hour Staff Writer
Saturday, June 15, 2013 11:30 am
NORWALK -- A Mr. Softee ice cream truck driver claims he was robbed in the back parking lot of Dairy King late Friday night. The driver, a Stamford resident, said he was driving down Main Street when the suspect flagged him down, police said.
The suspect, described as a six-foot, one-inch tall black male weighing approximately 200 pounds and wearing an apron, told the driver that he and some of his friends wished to purchase ice cream, police said. The driver agreed to meet the suspect in the back parking lot of Dairy King, 169 Main St., according to police.
When the driver arrived at the back parking lot, the suspect exchanged words with the driver and held one of his hands under his apron, police said. Believing the suspect had a gun under his apron, the driver handed over an undisclosed amount of cash, according to police.
Norwalk forecast: A shiny gift for Dads
A weekend special-ordered for Dads is on tap, a sunny and warm springtime showcase promising to shine on outdoor Father's Day celebrations.
Sassafras Gift Shop To Close Doors After 29 Years In SoNo
NORWALK, Conn. -- Sassafras, a store known for its Christmas and Halloween decoration sales in June, is scheduled to close at the end of the month after nearly 30 years in business in South Norwalk.
Malloy, Duff Support Norwalk Tourism
Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Sen. Bob Duff announced on Thursday afternoon that the Globe Theater and the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk will soon receive state assistance for essential renovations and upgrades.
Rail bridge malfunction delays commuters
Passengers stand on the platform at Stamford's train station as their east-bound train waits for a rail bridge in Norwalk to be repaired after it was stuck in the up position on Friday, June 14, 2013.