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Police are searching for a man who allegedly punched out the window of a car in which his ex was traveling with their two kids, his ex's new lover and the lover's two children.
Madonna Badger, who also lost her own parents in the fire, intends to sue Stamford, saying city officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as emotional and mental distress.
Madonna Badger said officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as distress.
Madonna Badger, who also lost her own parents in the fire, intends to sue Stamford, saying city officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as emotional and mental distress.
The top residential transfer in Stamford this week was a Ralsey Rd. South home, but a commercial transaction topped $3 million.
Madonna Badger, who also lost her own parents in the fire, intends to sue Stamford, saying city officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as emotional and mental distress.
Click through for a breakdown of all the real estate and property transactions for the week.
Madonna Badger, who also lost her parents in the fire, intends to sue Stamford, saying city officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as emotional and mental distress.
Mayor Michael Pavia and special honored guests Dr. Michael and Patricia Parry, Stamford parents to fallen Navy SEAL Chief Petty Officer Brian Robert Bill, dedicated the updated and evolved Veteran's Wall at the Stamford Government Center Thursday night.
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Madonna Badger, who also lost her own parents in the fire, intends to sue Stamford, saying city officials intentionally destroyed evidence that would earn her compensation for property loss as well as emotional and mental distress.
While the Stamford State and Commerce Committee met to discuss further action on a resolution dealing with the Citizens United grassroots movement, the League of Women Voters rallied to discuss the same issue at the Harry Bennett Library.
Authorities arrested Stamford resident Chris Brown for allegedly possessing marijuana, crack cocaine and heroin in his vehicle.
Joe Toma can't create his own saliva. His wife, Fran, just got her stitches removed today. On Sunday, they will add another notch to a 16-year traditional pilgrimage to the Stamford Hospital Bennett Cancer Center's Hope in Motion Walk, Run or Ride.
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Connecticut District announced Wednesday two Stamford men were sentenced on gun trafficking charges following a lengthy weapons and narcotics investigation, according to authorities.
The city said the number of projects being picked up was a strong sign for the economy, but the outfits taking on the workload might be troubling for the long run.
Matthew Mastrianni, 53, passed away on Friday, May 25, 2012.
The Stamford Police Department looks to raise funds to help the family of Fairfield resident Officer Troy Strauser, who was injured in the line of duty and was released from Norwalk Hospital Friday.
Police arrested 17 people between Monday morning and Tuesday morning they released Tuesday afternoon.
In two separate incidents, trouble in the water brought out the best and the worst in people.
With more animals coming in than adopters are taking out, cage space is becoming an issue.
