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Rockettes ride the train to promote their Christmas show
Jared Canepari, 3, arrived at the Stamford train station to see the trains on Saturday morning, but once inside, two young women dressed in silver shoes and short, red coats caught his attention.
New breast examination guidelines raise concerns
Local doctors were torn Tuesday over a government panel's recent recommendations that women in their 40s should refrain from annual mammograms.
A mother and her children escaped a house fire without injuries in Trumbull on Sunday night, a fire official said.
Civic-minded Trumbull man had a larcenous heart
By all accounts, Barry Diamond was a pillar of the community. He co-founded and was president of Trumbull's Own Chamber of Commerce.
Aesthetics and Safety on the Merritt
The state Department of Transportation is using stimulus funds to remove trees along the Merritt Parkway to improve safety.
Trumbull schools report flu cases
"We're monitoring numbers," said Supt. of Schools Ralph Iassogna. But he said there are no plans at present to shut down any of the schools, and that decision would be made in consultation with the Trumbull/Monroe Health District.
Man enters guilty plea in Trumbull home invasion
A Bristol man pleaded guilty Tuesday to forcing his way into the Trumbull home of a man he accused of selling a fatal overdose of drugs to his younger brother.
Bridging the Gap Between The Homeless and Hot Meals
Every other Sunday, Ann Marie Tarinelli of Trumbull puts on a one-woman soup-kitchen in an unlikely place.
Election postmortem: What's the meaning of 'transition'?
Amid the election night revelry that marks a candidate's victory bash, there's often an element of live theater.
Hot races are heading to the finish line
The white-hot political battles facing four veteran southwestern Connecticut leaders are drawing statewide attention this Election Day.
Trumbull vote outstrips last two elections
As the hotly contested race for first selectman between four-term Democratic incumbent Raymond G. Baldwin Jr.
Democracy measured by lower-profile races
While the top-of-the-ticket races for mayor and first selectman are the ones drawing attention Tuesday, democracy might be better measured by the lesser contests, for local school boards, town councils and planning and zoning commissions throughout the region.
In Trumbull: Considering the impact of young voters
In the same way that swallows return to San Juan Capistrano, many Trumbull college-bound kids have a flight path.
Trumbull race becomes the hottest in years
On one side is an incumbent whose proposal for an 11.6 percent tax increase a year and a half ago, though eventually substantially pared down, still makes many residents shudder.
Fairfield doctor has novel approach to concussions
For 11 years, Charlie Snedacker was lucky. Though he loved sports, including lacrosse and skateboarding, Charlie, who lives in Norwalk, had never once gotten a concussion.
Trumbull officials want better security at movie theaters
Officials of Bow Tie Cinemas have agreed to increase security at the theater complex here in the wake of last Friday's gang melee, First Selectman Raymond Baldwin Jr.
Oc Office Devices Receive Exceptional Ratings
TRUMBULL, Conn., BUSINESS WIRE -- Oc, an international leader in digital document management, is pleased to announce that its Oc VarioLink 6022/7522, Oc VarioLink 9522 and Oc VarioLink 5522c/6522c multifunctional printers have been awarded the Five Star: Exceptional rating from BERTL, Inc.
5 arrested outside of Trumbull theater
Five people were arrested after gunfire was shot outside of a Trumbull theater early Saturday morning.
Conviction reversal overturned in Bridgeport shooting
He's been convicted, had the conviction reversed and now the reversal has been overturned.
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