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 April 10, 2021
With all due respect to the great athletic programs and games at Bridgeport High School, prior to COVID-19 there was n...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
If this looks familiar, it should. You can still see this structure on Main Street that for many years was home to Th...
Posted by Dick Duez
I have great memories of playing on the playground at the old All Saints Catholic School parking lot. I grew up just n...
Posted by Julie Perine
I may have the dates wrong, but it seemed to be the fall of 1995 and I was working – for the first time –...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
Just a short recap on Easter Sunday. I did get to attend mass at my church on Easter and Palm Sunday. It w...
Posted by Rosalyn Queen
If there is one thing we have all learned during this last year under coronavirus is: nothing is certain. I am point...
Posted by Sharon Saye
When someone close to you passes away, there is a balancing act between grief and reflection. I’ve do...
Posted by Chris Johnson
Today's Bridgeport City Face is often seen on foot around town. And it's likely you've heard his music, too. Meet John...
Posted by Julie Perine
"Healthy Bridgeport" is comprised of health-concious individuals; the same group tha...
Posted by Julie Perine
