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Seven CT areas get MLK corridor designation. What planners hope it will do (opens the original)
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In the 1970s, Stratford Avenue, one of the main arteries running through Bridgeport’s East End, was designated as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The name has honored King’s legacy, but a state designation could now give the neighborhood an opportunity to put that name to work in a more tangible way — bringing attention to economic development, investment and opportunities for the people who live and work along it. The East End is one of seven areas in the state designated as a Martin Luth
CT police union wants chief sidelined during probe (opens the original)
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Despite his recent public statements in support of Police Chief Roderick Porter, Bridgeport Mayor Joe Ganim had also agreed to hire a legal firm to conduct an independent investigation into internal allegations of misconduct against the city’s top cop. But members of the city’s police union gathered Tuesday to reiterate their calls for the probe and to call on Ganim to place him on administrative leave while the review is undertaken. Members of the department have accused Porter of retaliation,
New waterfront apartments fuel affordability debate in CT city. ‘You really need a mix of housing,’ resident (opens the original)
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Steelpointe Harbor, the waterfront development at the southern tip of Bridgeport’s East Side, has been touted for decades as a centerpiece of the city’s revival. Concepts proposed for the site over the years — including former plans for a luxury movie theater, hotel and a Dave & Buster’s restaurant — served as symbols of what Bridgeport hoped to become. Now, some retail, a restaurant and, most recently, the first phase of housing is here, with more still to come. Last month, residents began movi
Controversial Flock cameras are all over CT. What to know (opens the original)
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Towns across Connecticut are facing questions and concerns from residents about their use of automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, sold by companies like Flock Safety. The cameras are continuously monitoring, capturing images of passing vehicles that are then used by police departments to investigate crimes like stolen cars and missing people. They serve a different purpose than traffic cameras, which are used to monitor activity like speeding or red light violations. Here’s what to know ab
Residents bring receipts: Photo exhibit documents life at CT housing project (opens the original)
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Inside the Charles F. Greene Homes public housing complex, residents have learned to live with elevators that break down often, mold in aging buildings, broken windows, unsafe basements and hallways where strangers sometimes gather. But the photographs residents took this year as part of a photovoice project were never meant to tell only the story about what is broken. They also captured the people who live there, the places they find comfort, the friendships, the beauty and the community they f
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