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Neuberger Announces Candidacy For State House Of Representatives Neuberger Announces Candidacy For State House Of Representatives
Neuberger Announces Candidacy For State House Of Representatives FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- Ray Neuberger, a member of the Representative Town Meeting in Fairfield, has announced his candidacy for state representative in the 133rd District. “As a professional who works in the finance industry, and as a member of the RTM, I have a great understanding how budgets are built, and I am committed to restoring fiscal responsibility to Hartford,” he said. “We need common sense legislators in Hartford who are willing to be a voice for the needs and interests of the residents of Fairfield, and to put partisan politics and policies aside for the greater good of our commun…
Woman Charged With Harassment In Yorktown Woman Charged With Harassment In Yorktown
Woman Charged With Harassment In Yorktown YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. -- Yorktown police have arrested a 29-year-old resident of Putnam Valley on a harassment charge, following an altercation at a local residence. Police were dispatched to a residence in Van Cortlandt Circle for a reported harassment on Thursday, according to officials. Police conducted an investigation at the scene; the suspect, identified as Emily A. Nilsson, is alleged to have yelled profanities at the victim and charged at the victim in a threatening manner, causing the victim annoyance and alarm, police report. Nilsson was taken into custody and charged with hara…
Two Charged In Yorktown With Peddling Without A Permit Two Charged In Yorktown With Peddling Without A Permit
Two Charged In Yorktown With Peddling Without A Permit YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- Yorktown police have issued summonses to two men who allegedly tried to solicit business for a remodeling company without the proper permit. An officer was dispatched to Farm Walk Road after a report of a town code violation about 12:45 p.m. Thursday, police report. Following an investigation, it was alleged that two men, identified as Samuel H. Gissen, 25, of Ossining, and Stephen R. Crook, 25, of Oak Lawn, Ill., solicited business for Power Home Remodeling Group without having a valid Yorktown peddlers permit, officials report. Gissen and Crook were issued summonses for…
Greenburgh Library Offers Free ACT Practice Test Greenburgh Library Offers Free ACT Practice Test
Greenburgh Library Offers Free ACT Practice Test ELMSFORD, N.Y. -- The Greenburgh Public Library is hosting a free ACT test practice session with Princeton Review Test Prep on Saturday, March 19, from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. After the test, students will receive their scores via email, along with an extensive score report that will allow them to see their strengths and weaknesses. In addition, participants will receive a personalized consultation with a Princeton Review advisor to go over their tests and answer any additional questions they may have. Advanced registration for the practice session is required. Space is limited. For mo…
East Rutherford Mayor Cassella To Read At Library East Rutherford Mayor Cassella To Read At Library
East Rutherford Mayor Cassella To Read At Library EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- The East Rutherford Memorial Library is having a special story time with Mayor James L. Cassella on Thursday, March 24, at 1:30 p.m. Cassella will be reading a story chosen by children’s librarian Maria Russo. The event is open to kids age 2 through 8. Pre-registration is required, and space is limited. Participants will be asked to arrive five minutes early to the session to claim their reserved spot. Priority will be given to East Rutherford residents. To register, come to the library or click here. For any additional questions, contact Russo at 201-939-3…
Darien Rep. Wood Pushing For Fewer Polling Places For Primaries Darien Rep. Wood Pushing For Fewer Polling Places For Primaries
Darien Rep. Wood Pushing For Fewer Polling Places For Primaries HARTFORD, Conn. -- State Rep. Terrie Wood (R-141) recently testified in favor of a bill that would allow municipalities to reduce the number of polling places during the primaries. Proponents of implementing such a measure argue that doing so would reduce the overall cost of running elections. “We are living in challenging financial times in Connecticut,” said Wood, who represents Darien and Norwalk. “Businesses and families are tightening their belts and finding savings wherever and however possible. As Connecticut citizens search for ways to save, so must government. Consolidating polli…
Norwalk Deputy Police Chief Graduates From FBI Academy Norwalk Deputy Police Chief Graduates From FBI Academy
Norwalk Deputy Police Chief Graduates From FBI Academy NORWALK, Conn. – Norwalk Deputy Police Chief Susan Zecca has graduated from the 263rd session of the FBI Academy, the latest accolade in her lengthy string of achievements. Zecca, who joined the Norwalk Police Department in 1988, began her career as a patrol officer. She has since worked in numerous capacities for the department, including tenures with the Special Services Division and Community Policing. Transferring to Professional Standards in 2007, Zecca worked on the department's accreditation. After being promoted to sergeant in 2008, she served as accreditation manager. Promoted t…
Taste Of Westport Fundraiser To Benefit CLASP Taste Of Westport Fundraiser To Benefit CLASP
Taste Of Westport Fundraiser To Benefit Clasp WESTPORT, Conn. -- Taste of Westport volunteers met during the week to continue planning this year’s fundraiser, which will be held on Thursday, May 5, at the Westport Inn, 1595 Post Road East. The annual event, first held in 2004, offers guests samplings of specialty dishes from more than 20 area restaurants, along with wine, cocktails and desserts. It also includes an auction. Tickets for the gala are $75 prepaid, or $85 at the door. Proceeds benefit CLASP Homes of Westport, a nonprofit organization that provides homes and opportunities for people with autism and other developmental dis…
Historical Society To Host 'A Taste Of Wilton' Historical Society To Host 'A Taste Of Wilton'
Historical Society To Host 'A Taste Of Wilton' WILTON, Conn. -- The Chamber of Commerce is holding the annual “A Taste of Wilton” exposition on Monday, April 4, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Wilton Historical Society. The event features a wide array of area chefs, bakers, caterers, restaurants and mixologists offering samples of their specialties to the community. Tickets, which are $30 in advance and $35 at the door, will soon be available at the Fairfield County Bank, the Village Market, the Wilton Historical Society and the Chamber office. For more information, call 203-762-0567, or click here.
Mount Vernon Mayor Announces New Parking Placards Mount Vernon Mayor Announces New Parking Placards
Mount Vernon Mayor Announces New Parking Placards MOUNT VERNON, N.Y. -- Mayor Richard Thomas has announced the issuance of redesigned government parking placards for the City of Mount Vernon. The new placards will be assigned to specific government employees to ensure compliance with parking rules and to minimize abuse. City Hall employees will have to sign a form indicating they understand the responsibilities associated with receiving one. The city has also developed parking placards to be issued for clergy, the chamber of commerce and members of the press. “We are issuing parking placards to the clergy in recognition of the vital se…
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