Aug. 3, 1977
Aaron Leo has been a journalist since he was a freshman in high school in 1991. After earning a Bachelors degree in journalism from Northeastern University in Boston in 1999, Aaron started professionally at a weekly Fairfield, CT, paper, then the Norwalk Hour and the Connecticut Post. Aaron has covered all sorts of stories, from police, fire and courts to planning and zoning and politics. He is married with two children and enjoys computers, chess, running, reading and definitely reporting.
Aaron was born and raised Catholic and attended Catholic school for 12 years. He tries to make it to church every Sunday. He is registered independent. Aaron votes for a candidate based on the issues, after listening to both sides -- or however many there are.
More than 10 years ago, Tarinelli started gathering food, clothing and toiletries for the homeless and distributing them under the John Street viaduct in Bridgeport every Sunday. Today her efforts have attracted many volunteers.
Some wintry weather could be coming.
A second study was conducted on Trumbull EMS, with suffers the same problems as other volunteer services right now.
Tax Collector Mary Moran said sewer use fees are the most difficult taxes to collect. Some owe as much as $5,000 in back sewer taxes. Assessments on north Nichols sewer work also begin in July.
Virginia Silano, a paralegal, says a Trumbull officer did not treat her properly and later arrested her wrongfully, hurting her reputation and causing her legal fees.
What's happening at the Trumbull Library.
Homes sales in Trumbull since Jan. 8.
What's happening at the Trumbull Library
Friedson attended Booth Hill Elementary and Hillcrest Middle School.
Ryan Boyle, who battled back after a two-month coma, finally graduated from St. Joseph High School.
By Jon Greene
Ryan Boyle, who was in a coma for two months at age nine, left St. Joseph High School in the middle of his senior year to pursue more physical therapy. Now 19, he was given a diploma after addressing St. Joseph students recently.
As 41 states, including Connecticut, deal with one of the worst flu outbreaks in recent history, the Red Cross offers suggestions to avoid getting sick.
More arrests by Trumbull police.
Recent arrests by Trumbull Police.
Taken from a district press release.
Did you use its services in Connecticut?
Taken from various press releases.
