Month: September 2024

Norwalk News: Shooting with One Wounded

On September 10th at 9:20PM, Norwalk Combined Dispatch received multiple calls regarding several gunshots in the area of Strawberry Hill Ave and Catalpa Street. Officers responded to the area and located a crime scene. At the same time, it was learned that one victim had arrived at Norwalk Hospital with multiple gunshot wounds and is in serious condition. Detectives assumed the investigation and were able to determine that this was an isolated incident and there was no ongoing threat to the community. Detectives will be active in the area throughout the day continuing the investigation. If anyone has information regarding the shooting, please contact Det Ribisl at 203- 854-3029 or the Norwalk Police Tip Line at 203-854-3111.

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Bridgeport News: Shooting with One Killed

UPDATE: The victim passed in the hospital, making this yet another homicide.From BPT Police:On September 11, 2024, at approximately 5:45 pm Bridgeport Police responded to a ShotSpotter activation and reports of a party shot within the 100 block of Spring Street.Upon arrival, officers located a male victim lying in the street suffering from what appeared to be multiple gunshot wounds. Medics arrived and transported the victim to an area hospital where he passed away a short time later.Patrol Officers secured the crime scene and notified the Detective Bureau (DB). The DB Homicide Squad is responding along with the Forensic Identification Unit.The Detective Bureau is currently in the process of canvassing the area and identifying potential witnesses.Spring Street is closed between…

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Westport News: Serious Crash Closes Roads

(Westport, CT) At approximately 3:19 pm, Westport Police responded to the area of 86 Old HillRoad on the report of a serious motor vehicle accident. The Westport Police Accident InvestigationTeam is conducting the investigation and have closed Old Hill Road between Partrick Road andBroadview Road. Please avoid the area if possible. More information will be released as it becomesavailable.

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Vendor & Sponsor Opportunities for Shelton Day October 6, 2024

Always a multi-faceted popular event, The Derby-Shelton Rotary announces the annual Shelton Day festival will be held on Sunday, October 6th from 11-5. Spots are available for vendors who sell handmade crafts; food trucks; businesses; and everything in between. This event is still open for sponsors spots. Last year’s estimated attendance was close to 5000. This annual festival is held at Veterans Park, 38 Canal Street – Shelton.Joe Shapiro, chairperson of the Shelton Day committee and president elect of the Derby-Shelton Rotary Club said "I am pleased and honored to chair this great event for a third year. I am so looking forward to tasting the wonderful food, hearing the great live bands, and shopping our local crafters and small businesses.…

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Mayor Ganim and the City of Bridgeport Welcome Thousands of Visitors to “Soundside Music Festival”

Bridgeport Police Department Advise Residents of Traffic Delays and Parking Information Bridgeport, CT –Mayor Ganim and the Bridgeport Police Department are advising residents and visitors of heavy traffic that is expected in the City’s Downtown and South End for the “Soundside Music Festival” which will be held at Seaside Park September 28th-29th. Residents who live near Seaside Park and the festivals access points are encouraged to plan accordingly. The City asks our community to be patient and understand that these traffic delays may occur along Iranistan Ave, South Ave, Barnum Dyke, and other areas for this historic event.  The music festival takes place on Saturday, September 28th and Sunday, September 29th. However, please note that the following detours and closures will take…

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BEA Rally

https://youtu.be/NiFJ0crqOnI The Bridgeport Education Association (BEA) will be gathered with fellow public education supporters for a rally and press conference to discuss how teachers, students, and families are impacted by the current state of affairs in our city. Earlier Bridgeport Superintendent Carmela Levy-David issued a full apology "Dear Bridgeport team, I am writing today with deep reflection and humility. Over the past few months, I recognize that my actions and decisions may have caused frustration, concern, and uncertainty among many of you. For that, I sincerely apologize".

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