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He grew up in the South Jersey/Philadelphia region and graduated form Temple University with a degree in his current field. Some of the organization he was a part of before joining StamfordPatch were Advance Publications and Fox Television.
DJ would like help from Stamford residents keeping tabs on both what issues are most important to them here, and where the best places to get his caffeine fix exist.
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The candidates seeking the GOP nod to run for U.S. Senate in Connecticut stopped by the Atria to speak with residents and take questions.
Capt. Richard Conklin hopes the community is more forthcoming with information before more people are hurt or killed.
Check out all the real estate & property transfers in this week's Sold!, after the jump.
Take a virtual tour of homes all across Stamford.
The 25-year-old Stamford man was allegedly carrying a loaded revolver around in his girlfriend's car.
Multiple shooters fired multiple shots, police said.
The candidates seeking the GOP nod to run for U.S. Senate in Connecticut stopped by the Atria in Stamford to speak with residents and take questions.
Shocking. Captivating. Ominous. The picture of the shark trailing a kayaker off Cape Cod could rank as the best picture of they year. If you could put a caption on it, what would it be?
The candidates seeking the GOP nod to run for U.S. Senate in Connecticut stopped by the Atria to speak with residents and take questions.
Matthew Badger, who lost his three daughters in the Christmas Day fire on Shippan Ave., is bringing a wrongful death suit against a number of parties.
The following is based on a press release issued by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection.
The fire took place on Taylor Ave. and took roughly 30 minutes to bring under control
The Norwalk Housing Foundation's annual event featured 37 students being awarded more than $130,000 for the pursuit of higher education.
A 29-year-old Clinton Ave. man was charged by Stamford police with walking around with a knife, allegedly after being attacked by men in Veterans Park.
The Stamford Museum and Nature Center invites kids of all ages to come check out their new Tarantula exhibit, Tarantulas: Alive & Up Close—but coming on Tuesday means kids can watch the spiders get a snack.
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Connecticut officials are advising residents to take precautions.
The mayor said he was happy with the direction the city is moving and looked forward to another year of the same.
A woman allegedly stabs her ex boyfriend when he threatens to get a gun and a mother is charged with leaving four children alone over night.
A bus driver who struck two students at Westhill High School in early June will be charged with an infraction, police released Monday.
