quality recreational, educational and cultural programs to, in turn, help enhance the quality of life. It is a priority of the department to provide an open line of communication with the public that will foster quality recreational programs, safe and adequate facilities and healthy and active lifestyles for our citizens.Posted on June 08, 2020
When Bridgeport’s sports classification was switched to Class AAA, Coach John Cole was certain the process to co...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
This is the building that currently houses the Main Street Dairy Queen. This photo is from 1987, and at the time the...
Posted by Dick Duez
It was with heartfelt sorrow that I had to cancel two events this past week. The first was the Cancer Survivors dinn...
Posted by Rosalyn Queen
Research continues on the safety of library materials. I detailed in a previous column that mylar covers over bo...
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It was not too long ago, in fact, just last month, the world around Ed Morrison seemed normal. Although I had not seen...
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Once upon a time – no, many times - someone in the city of Bridgeport was inspired to reach out a helping hand a...
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This week's City Face is local business owner and active community member, Hal Green. How long ha...
Posted by Julie Perine
How you feel Is the earliest indicator of your health on a cellular level. The problem is we are so practiced in separatin...
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