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Danbury Rep. Harding Blasts State Legislature's Hidden Motives Danbury Rep. Harding Blasts State Legislature's Hidden Motives
Danbury Rep. Harding Blasts State Legislature's Hidden Motives DANBURY, Conn. -- State Rep. Stephen Harding (R-107th District) is blasting the state legislature for what he called "hidden motives" and "veiled truths" after last week's special session approved a plan to close the gap in the state’s biennial budget. But Harding -- whose district covers Brookfield, Bethel and Danbury -- said he and fellow Republicans had fought to open up discussions with Gov. Dannell Malloy and Democrats in the legislature after the budget was approved in June. "We Republicans knew that the budget could not remain sustainable for long," Hard…
Business Site Ranks Fairfield's Sacred Heart University 26th In Nation Business Site Ranks Fairfield's Sacred Heart University 26th In Nation
Business Site Ranks Fairfield's Sacred Heart University 26th In Nation FAIRFIELD, CONN. -- Top Management Degrees, a website dedicated to business education, has ranked a Sacred Heart University doctoral program in the top 30 on a list of 50 schools. “This is excellent news for Sacred Heart,” said John Chalykoff, dean of the Jack Welch College of Business. “Staff works incredibly hard to prepare students for a career in business management. The courses are rigorous and enlightening.” The university’s business management program was ranked 26th based on factors such as accreditation, prestige, estimated cost, student satisfaction, and curriculum. According to…
Sting On Underage Alcohol Sales Yields One Arrest In Rockland Sting On Underage Alcohol Sales Yields One Arrest In Rockland
Sting On Underage Alcohol Sales Yields One Arrest In Rockland STONY POINT, N.Y.-- A Stony Point convenience store was in hot water last week after police accused one of its clerks of selling beer to an underage customer. Police, in a sting operation on Friday, Dec. 11, had targeted eight local businesses – including stores, restaurants, taverns, and gas stations. Their undercover operative was only able to buy alcohol at one of them, a 7-11 on Route 9W, police said. An arrest was made at the store, and the defendant, who police did not identify, was issued a summons and is to appear in Stony Point Justice Court at a later date. Police said that the …
Dutchess Sheriff Says Licensed Owners Should Carry Guns In Public Dutchess Sheriff Says Licensed Owners Should Carry Guns In Public
Dutchess Sheriff Says Licensed Owners Should Carry Guns In Public POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- Dutchess’s Adrian “Butch” Anderson has joined dozens of other county sheriffs in calling for gun owners to “exercise their Second Amendment rights,” according to a report in the Poughkeepsie Journal. According to the Journal report, Anderson is backing Ulster County Sheriff Paul Van Blarcum’s stand on the carrying of weapons in public by licensed gun owners, as well as active and retired police officers. Blarcum recently spurred a social media frenzy with his post reacting to the recent mass shooting in San Bernardino, Calif., according to media reports. To read the f…
Toro In Newtown Vies For DVlicious 'Best Sushi In Fairfield County' Toro In Newtown Vies For DVlicious 'Best Sushi In Fairfield County'
Toro In Newtown Vies For DVlicious 'Best Sushi In Fairfield County' NEWTOWN, Conn. -- Say Om ... as in omakase, the Japanese phrase that translates to "I'll leave it up to you.” Where once folks cringed at the thought of raw fish, now they crave it with Fairfield County diners putting spicy salmon rolls and yellowtail scallion high on their list of “must haves.” We asked – and you answered – giving us five of your favorite sushi restaurants. Grab your chopsticks and read below; each eatery is being profiled this week with the winner announced at the end of the month. Toro, 28 Church Hill Rd., Newtown, (203) 364-0099 What Makes It Good: The funny and …
Senators Tour Early Childhood Education Program In Bridgeport Senators Tour Early Childhood Education Program In Bridgeport
Senators Tour Early Childhood Education Program In Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Two Fairfield County politicians got to schmooze with the graham cracker and milk crowd recently in Bridgeport. Sens. Tony Hwang (R-Fairfield) and Ed Gomes (D-Bridgeport) got the story straight from the toddlers’ mouths when they toured an early childhood initiative run by Action for Bridgeport Community Development (ABCD). Hwang and Gomes also met with officials at Bridgeport’s Barnum School to discuss the state’s budget deficit and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s proposal to eliminate funding for the nonprofit, anti-poverty agency’s Bridge Together program. The program serve…
Stamford's Tutoring Club Offers Students Ways To Stress Less About Exams Stamford's Tutoring Club Offers Students Ways To Stress Less About Exams
Stamford's Tutoring Club Offers Students Ways To Stress Less About Exams STAMFORD, Conn. - Anxiety is normal around exam time, but planned changes in tests for college-bound students seems to be ratcheting the stress way up, say education experts in Stamford. The College Board is rolling out its revised Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) this March, and even the most competent students -- and their parents -- are pushing the panic button, they said. The changes include a return to the 1600-point scale, based on two test sections. The penalty for guessing has been ousted and the essay section will be optional. The Tutoring Club of Stamford and Ridgefield, a private …
Restaurants' 'Pink Drink' Sales Raise $1,036 For Tinton Falls Cancer Group Restaurants' 'Pink Drink' Sales Raise $1,036 For Tinton Falls Cancer Group
Restaurants' 'Pink Drink' Sales Raise $1,036 For Tinton Falls Cancer Group CLIFTON, N.J. -- Two New Jersey restaurant chains have raised more than $1,000 by selling “Pink Drinks” during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Chevys Fresh Mex restaurants in Clifton and Linden, and Quaker Steak & Lube restaurants in Brick, Edison and Pohatcong, recently presented a check for $1,036.50 to the Tinton Falls-based Beauty Foundation for Cancer Care. The foundation said it is dedicated to easing the financial strains associated with cancer and helping patients and their families to feel confident and strong while focusing on the most important thing -- beating the …
Poughkeepsie Utility, Employees Give $840,000 To Non-Profit Agencies Poughkeepsie Utility, Employees Give $840,000 To Non-Profit Agencies
Poughkeepsie Utility, Employees Give $840,000 To Non-Profit Agencies POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. -- A Poughkeepsie-based utility says it, and its employees, have contributed $840,000 to nonprofit agencies and small business organizations around the region this year. Representatives of Central Hudson said the gas and electric company has a longstanding policy of “volunteerism and community support.” Over the last 10 years, Central Hudson has contributed more than $7.7 million to community causes, said Denise D. VanBuren, its vice president of public relations. “We understand the importance of supporting those who live and work in the communities we serve,” VanBuren s…
New Rochelle Swimming School Sets Schedule For Winter Classes New Rochelle Swimming School Sets Schedule For Winter Classes
New Rochelle Swimming School Sets Schedule For Winter Classes NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. -- New Rochelle parents who want to make sure their little ones are “safe on the Sound,” can sign them up for lessons at New Roc Swimming. Coaches at the school, which operates out of New Rochelle High School, teach children how to be comfortable in the water and to gain confidence from improving their swimming skills, says head coach Kip Fierro. Classes -- offered on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays -- are open to preschool children through high school teens. Its 8-week winter session starts Tuesday, Jan. 5, and runs through Saturday, Feb. 27. To more information and…
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