Month: March 2020

Norwalk News: Burglary Arrest

On Saturday, March 28, 2020 at around 2:00 p.m. officers were called to Roodner Court located at 261 Ely Avenue for an assault. The victim reported he/she was assaulted by several individuals in their residence. Officers arrived on scene and the victim was transported by ambulance to the hospital. The Detective Bureau assumed this investigation and interviewed all parties, including the victim when the victim was released from the hospital. Detectives determined all parties were known to each other, and this was the result of an ongoing dispute over money. Arrested: Ashley Dickson  Charges: Burglary in the First Degree  Bond: $10,000 Arrested: Taurean Hough Charges: Burglary in the First Degree  Bond: $10,000 Arrested: Regina Russell   Charges: Burglary in the First…

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Tips For Working At Home

I'm excited to be interviewing tomorrow Amy DeLardi, CEO of Infinite Web Designs on tips on working at home.  Amy said, "It’s a challenging environment for everyone, both personally and professionally, but I take comfort in knowing the shared experience may help bring us all closer together once the worst has passed". She will share with you My 8 Work At Home Tips for those of you new to this way of working or those of you who may have been struggling with productivity even before COVID-19.   I plan on featuring this "Zoom" interview tomorrow.      

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Mortgage Payment Relief During COVID

HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Ned Lamont today announced that his administration has reached an agreement with over 50 credit unions and banks in Connecticut to offer mortgage relief to the state’s residents and businesses who continue to face hardship caused by the global COVID-19 pandemic. Under the agreement, the following relief policies are being offered by participating financial institutions:   ·       90-day grace period for all mortgage payments: Participating financial institutions are now offering mortgage-payment forbearances of up to 90 days, which will allow homeowners to reduce or delay monthly mortgage payments. In addition, the institutions will: o   Provide a streamlined process for requesting forbearance for COVID-19-related reasons, supported with available documentation; o   Confirm approval and terms of forbearance program; and o   Provide the…

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Westport News: Parking Restrictions

Westport, CT – Parks and Recreation Director, Jennifer Fava announced today that parking at the Old Mill parking lot will be restricted to residents of Old Mill and Compo Mill Cove until further notice. Ms. Fava stated, “Residents must display their Old Mill/Compo Mill Cove Resident Permits in their cars at all times.  Those without permits will not be allowed to park in the lot.” “This is another step we must take as part of the Town’s efforts to protect our residents during the COVID-19 public health crisis.  We appreciate everyone’s patience, understanding and assistance during this difficult time.   We encourage people to get outside, but it is critical to follow physical distancing guidelines, not gather in groups and please, do…

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Tonight’s Vehicle Fire

2020-03-31@12:47am--#Bridgeport CT-- Tonight's vehicle fire is a motorcycle located on Keeler Avenue (off Wayne Street).   This news report is made possible by:   [caption id="attachment_82103" align="aligncenter" width="1548"] See details at:https://www.bmwofbridgeport.com/ultimate-digital-experience/?utm_source=Facebook&utm_medium=social&fbclid=IwAR3CExP2ZvFZw7_dlWKDprZcP9Yd3eyRf5nBm_z2LnHYgCqQf_TcueTMdH0[/caption]  

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Fairfield News: Mail Carrier Tests Positive

2020-03-30-- #Fairfield CT-- A mail carrier at the Commerce Drive post office has tested positive for COVID-19.  A number of carriers are concerned since they continue to use the truck he delivered the mail in.  I was also informed that carriers were just recently issued masks and gloves.  I spoke with the Fairfield Department of Health and this is what the recommend: Follow these steps to safely manage packages and mail upon drop-off:  Avoid direct contact with the delivery person Leave the package outside for a few hours and/or spray it with aerosol disinfectant before handling Dispose of all outer packaging immediately Wash your hands thoroughly for 20 seconds or more Disinfect any high-touch surfaces you had contact with after handling Avoid touching your face, including your mouth, eyes, and…

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