Stamford Week in Review
In case you missed a day, here's a quick roundup of all the lead stories from Stamford this week. There's always a lot going on, so take this opportunity to catch up if you missed something!
In some more positive police news, four members of the Stamford Police Department were promoted Tuesday night, two officers being promoted to Sergeant and two sergeants promoted to Lieutenant.
Some Stamford Police also took part in the massive exercises that went down at New Canaan's Saxe Middle School Thursday where emergency responders practiced various scenarios involving an active shooter.
In a tragic turn of events Tuesday, a worker at O&G Industries was struck and killed by a Caterpillar frontloader. Police identified the man as Francisco Dos Santos, 59, of Naugatuck, on Wendesday.
Kaitlyn Tarpey, a Stamford resident who just happens to also be Miss Connecticut, shared her inspirational story with Patch and also shared a tip on how to do the perfect Miss America wave.
If you're interested in technology, marketing or any combination of the two, check out Hacker Nights at the Stamford Innovation Center Tuesday nights. Patch stopped by to get the skinny on this meeting of the minds with a group of roughly 50 tech or business-oriented individuals.
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