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WEBE108 Stamford Town Center Head of the Class Winner!

WEBE108 Stamford Town Center Head of the Class Winner!

Congratulations to our WEBE108 Stamford Town Center Head of the Class Winner: Carol O’Connell! Below is the nomination her daughter wrote in…

I’m submitting the most deserving teacher and parent, my mom, aka Ms. O’Connell, who has been an Art teacher in the City of Bridgeport for 29 years. For my entire life, my mom has been a single mom with 3 kids making ends meet with two jobs, waitressing at night, but always Ms. O’Connell, the art teacher, first. As an inner city teacher, she has seen the ups and downs, the struggles and hardships, but always put her students first. In times where we would struggle financially, she always had to go to BJ’s to get candy for her students, knowing how much they looked forward to Ms. O’Connell’s treats. Her face lights up when she talks about her students, she smiles with her eyes and teaches with her heart. Not to mention she loves WEBE and listens everyday, hoping to win something – and I hope her hard work, passion and dedication can be recognized as she deserves. We love you mama!!!

Making Strides of Greater New Haven

Making Strides of Greater New Haven

Sunday was a beautiful day for the celebration of Making Strides of Greater New Haven. We set-up at Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven as Survivors, Family and supporters drove through with Pink Decorations on their vehicles. Danny Lyons was on hand to cheer them on as they drove the route!

Things to Know Monday October 19th

Things to Know Monday October 19th

Independent high school football league forms in CT despite complications, controversy GametimeCT

CT’s Logano wins at Kansas to clinch spot in Cup Series finale CT Post

These CT cities and towns have set guidelines for trick-or-treating, Halloween CT Post

Connecticut has 11 ‘red alert’ towns. What does that mean for residents? CT Post

Covid-19 crisis would have to be ‘really, really bad’ to implement a national lockdown, Fauci says WFSB

Scavenger hunt, weekend gatherings linked to rise in COVID cases at 2 Norwalk schools WFSB

Pandemic or not, students will have to take CT standardized tests this year The Hour

‘Fight like our lives depend on it:’ Stamford marches for women’s rights Stamford Advocate

Attorney charged in Jennifer Dulos case to be released Monday Stamford Advocate

Anglers win awards for longest fish in Long Island Sound New Haven Register

Things to Know Friday October 16th

Things to Know Friday October 16th

NOAA releases winter forecast amid drought in CT CT Post

Fairfield Police arrest NJ man twice in the same day CT Post

Shelton seeks owner of accidentally dumped fishing gear CT Post

Feds to get peek at CT’s COVID-19 vaccine plan today WFSB

Drought dent: More than 2 inches of rain possible in parts of the state starting today WFSB

CT hospitals open cancer drug trials The Hour

New Canaan YMCA: 2 child care workers test positive for COVID The Hour

‘Reduce the risk:’ Stamford sponsors a drive-thru flu clinic Stamford Advocate

11 CT cities, towns under Red Alert for COVID-19 cases WTNH

Yale doctor: It appears second wave of COVID-19 is here WTNH

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Things to Know Thursday October 15th

Things to Know Thursday October 15th

‘Senseless stealing of political signs’ frustrates GOP and Democrats in Shelton CT Post

Bridgeport elementary schools go hybrid after Thanksgiving CT Post

Fairfield elementary school closes amid COVID case CT Post

Inaccurate Census count could affect $1.5 trillion in federal funding WFSB

Original ‘Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer’ puppets to be auctioned WFSB

Trick-or-treating not recommended in New Haven, city officials advise WFSB

USPS investigates theft of absentee ballots in Norwalk The Hour

Westport schools to remain in hybrid model The Hour

‘Dexter’ limited series revival ordered at Showtime Stamford Advocate

Election officials reassure public after absentee ballot issues caught in Vernon, Wallingford and New Haven WTNH

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