Shots Fire At The New Club

UPDATE--Report of multiple victims hit by gun fire---1:33am--#Bridgeport CT--Multiple calls for shots fired at the new Expressions Club at Boston Avenue and Palisade Avenue.  EMS on the way for a victim with a gunshot wound.  Possible male with an "AK47"  on Ridgefield Avenue according to a witness.  One person confirmed hit at 1403 Boston Ave.

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Tonight’s Car Fire

11:55pm--#Bridgeport CT--Tonight's car fire is at 120 Middle Street the Post Office parking lot.   Reports say it is fully involved and approximately ten feet from a forklift truck with a propane tank attached.  Firefighters on the way.  Firefighters report "tar kettle trailers" that were on fire now extinguished.

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Alleged Intoxication Scoreboard Fairfield U takes the lead

2:39am--#Fairfield CT--Fairfield University opens their lead with an intoxicated male. 11:26pm--#Fairfield CT--Fairfield University takes the lead with another intoxicated 18 year old female. 10:28pm--#Fairfield CT--Firefighters and EMS to Fairfield University for an alleged intoxicated female. 10:05pm--#Fairfield CT--Firefighters and EMS reporting to Heart University in the Linda McMahon Building for a man allegedly intoxicated and passed out in the men's room.

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Easton K-9 to retire with no replacement

#Easton CT--We have received a number of messages from viewers  upset that Officer Tamra French and K9 Chase have been patrolling the streets of Easton since 2003.  K9 Chase is now twelve years old and will be retiring on June 30, 2013.  There is an online petition you can sign by clicking here  here to keep the K9 program going once Chase retires.  There is also a Facebook page here.....  Easton is the smallest police department in Connecticut with a K9 program.

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Revised tax increase in Fairfield

First Selectman Mike Tetreau and Board of Finance (BOF) Chair Tom Flynn announced today that, primarily as a result of ongoing administrative initiatives, reduced health care costs and operational adjustments on the town-side, the Town has been able to reduce the proposed budget increase to approximately 4.8%. The Town budget process is a continuous work in progress from the time of the initial budget meetings in October through the final Representative Town Meeting (RTM) vote in early May. At each and every step of this crucial process, the Town uses the latest available information and continues to work on refining the budget numbers. The original 6.4% proposal has undergone several significant changes.  The First Selectman and Superintendent of Schools have…

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