Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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Talking Transportation

The Good, Bad and Unfinished

Jim Cameron - 0
How many promises have we been given about fixing our state’s transportation woes?  How many press conferences have been held, initiatives launched and million...
Columns

Cosecha del Corazón

Luz Maiuri - 0
Estamos en pleno auge de la temporada de otoño. Las hojas cambian de color y se cosechan los cultivos que se sembraron en primavera....

A.C.T. Opens Season with Beautiful

Your Most Dangerous Drive Home

Harvest of the Heart

A Loud Dracula is an American Premiere at Hartford Stage

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Guest Essays

A Perfect 10 Has Nowhere to Go

Paul Oestreicher - 0
Years ago, during a job interview, I asked the chairman of a global company how he would rate his organization across a range of...

Honesty Is Not the Same as Transparency

Brown Opened Doors. Today’s Court Is Closing Too Many

Letter to the Editor: Horseshoe Crabs

Putting Stratford on a New Path Toward Saving Money and Strengthening Community Bonds 

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Town Weekly Meeting Schedule

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Weekly Meeting Schedule for 8.31.26-9.4.26Download TOWN OF STRATFORD – Schedule of Meetings September 2026Download

Town Weekly Meeting Schedule

Town Weekly Meeting Schedule

LOCAL VOICES

A Great Road Trip

LauraSM - 0
Filled with Dinosaurs, a Giant Eyeball and a Night Inside a Potato! My husband Craig and I recently returned from a Northwestern U.S. road trip....

Gotcha Day | National Adoption Month

Nikkya Hargrove - 0
Not really what one expects to hear when talking about changing the life of another human being, but “Gotcha’ Day” has grown into a...

Stratford Career Educator Takes to the Stage

Garrett Stack - 0
Garrett Stack, former Stratford teacher and principal, will be performing his show, American Jukebox® Live – Baby Boomer Classics Bridgeport’s Bijou Theatre275 Fairfield Avenue, BridgeportSunday,...

Laborious Efforts Equate to a Federally Recognized Day Off

Nikkya Hargrove - 0
Oregon was the first state in the early 20th century to recognize Labor Day, and by 1890, almost ten years after the first announcement...

Our Reason to Celebrate Juneteenth

Ty Sims - 0
Our very first Juneteenth Celebration at the South End Community Center was a success. With over 85 people in attendance and a few vendors...

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR

Letter from the Editor

Nikkya Hargrove - 0
Letter from the Editor
Dear Neighbor, In this week’s edition you will hear from newly re-elected State Representative Kaitlyn Shake, who shares in part,“It is the honor of my...

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