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Plan to convert apartments to UConn Stamford dorm creates concerns for tenants
People are expected to speak out amid concerns they might have to leave their affordable apartments to make way for a new dorm for UConn Stamford. “Everyone’s anxious. Everyone’s we have conversations into the wee hours at night, like we’re not sleeping,” Brittany Lawrence, of Stamford, said. Lawrence is among those left scrambling after finding out her apartment building...
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Residents to express concerns about new dorm coming to UConn Stamford
People are expected to speak out Monday night amid concerns about leaving their affordable apartments to make way for a new dorm at UConn Stamford.
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CT LIVE!: Family Matinee at the Ballet
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Driver intentionally hit pedestrian in Stamford: police
Police said the driver who hit a pedestrian in Stamford in February and seriously injured the person did it intentionally. A 43-year-old Stamford man was behind the wheel of a 2008 Lexus SUV when he hit a 57-year-old Stamford resident in the 400 block of West Main St. around 7 a.m. on Sunday Feb. 16, according to police. The pedestrian…
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Stamford police look for man who allegedly approached young girls
Stamford police are looking for information after two young girls were approached by an unknown man while walking to school on Friday. The police department said a man tried to lure the girls into his vehicle in two separate incidents. Police said it happened in two different areas of town, and no one was harmed. The police department is working…
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Fire damages several businesses in downtown Stamford
Fire caused damage to several businesses in downtown Stamford early Friday morning and two firefighters suffered minor injuries while working to put it out. Firefighters responded to 184 Bedford St. at 4:50 a.m. after a fire alarm went off and found smoke coming from the first floor of Chez Vous Bistro Restaurant at 188 Bedford St., according to the fire…
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Attorney General Tong said bomb threat was made to his Stamford home
Attorney General William Tong said Friday that a bomb threat was made to his home in Stamford. He said his family is safe and thanked law enforcement for their response. “I want to thank the state and local police and first responders for their professionalism and hard work today in responding to this threat. I am grateful that my…
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Survey says portion of I-95 South in CT is the busiest corridor in the US
Interstate 95 southbound through Stamford is the busiest traffic corridor in the United States, according to a newly released survey. INRIX, a company that collects transportation data, found that the stretch of I-95 South between Westport and Indian Field Road resulted in heavy traffic delays for drivers during the 8 a.m. commute hour in 2024. In their data, the company…
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Pedestrian seriously injured in hit-and-run in Stamford
A pedestrian has serious injuries after a hit-and-run in Stamford on Sunday morning. Police said said a 2008 Lexus SUV was traveling westbound on West Main Street when it hit a 57-year-old Stamford resident around 7 a.m. The pedestrian was transported to Stamford Hospital and was later admitted to the ICU to be treated for serious injuries. After the collision,…
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Fire destroys auto body shop in Stamford
Dozens of firefighters spent hours battling a fire that destroyed an auto body shop in Stamford on Thursday night. The Stamford 911 Center received a call at 8:55 p.m. reporting heavy smoke on Wardwell Street in the Shippan area of Stamford and crews who arrived around three minutes later determined it was coming from the corner of Halloween Boulevard and…
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Gang member wanted for New York murder is arrested in Connecticut
A gang member wanted for murder out of Yonkers, New York, has been arrested in Stamford, Connecticut. The Stamford Police Department said Narcotics and Organized Crime detectives were contacted by Yonkers police about a homicide that happened on Aug. 26, 2024. Kelvin Mitchell, 19, was staying with his aunt in Stamford when he was arrested on Thursday. He faces several…
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CT woman sentenced to prison for burglaries targeting Asian families' homes
A Stamford woman has been sentenced to prison for her role in at least 10 racially-targeted burglaries in several states, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Federal prosecutors in Rhode Island said Basneyareth Rebollar-Martinez, 28, conspired to steal from Asian homes between July of 2022 and January of 2023. She was sentenced to two years in federal prison, followed by…
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Firefighters free worker buried in trench collapse in Stamford
Firefighters rescued a worker who was trapped thigh-high in a trench and suffering from hypothermia in Stamford on Friday morning. Firefighters responded to a home on Hampton Lane around 8:50 a.m. after a worker became trapped in a collapsed trench, according to the fire department. When they arrived, they found a man who was buried up to his thighs at...
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Two seriously injured in Stamford crash
Two people have serious injuries after a crash in Stamford on Thursday night. Police said the crash happened on High Ridge Road near Cedarwood Drive around 10:34 p.m. A 55-year-old Stamford resident was heading south in a 2008 Chevy Suburban, drifted across the centerline into the northbound lane and hit a 2019 Cadillac SUV driven by an 88 year-old New…
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Person suffers life-threatening injuries in fire at Stamford home
A person has life-threatening injuries after a fire at a home in Stamford early Saturday morning. Firefighters were called to a report of a structure fire on Clinton Avenue around 5:15 a.m. When crews arrived, they said they found smoke and there was fire visible from the windows on the first floor of an end unit of a three-story row…
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Man in critical condition after being hit by CT Transit bus in Stamford
A 54-year-old man is in critical condition after he was hit by a CT Transit bus in Stamford Thursday evening. Stamford police said they were called to Glenbrook Road near East Main Street just before 5 p.m. The victim, a Stamford man, was taken to the hospital with serious, life-threatening injuries. Police said on Friday that he is in the…
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Alive At Five concert series in Stamford comes to end after 27 years
The Alive At Five concert series in Stamford is coming to an end after 27 years. The concert series had been part of the city’s summer entertainment scene since 1997 and it brought bands including Abba, America, Blind Melon, Blues Traveler and many more to downtown Stamford. In 2006, Hootie & the Blowfish performed during a citywide blackout thanks to…
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Man in stolen vehicle drags police officer while attempting to flee: Trumbull PD
Police in Trumbull say they’ve arrested a Stamford man for a handful of crimes, including attempting to flee an officer while operating stole vehicle. The Trumbull Police Department says they spotted a Toyota Tacoma that was reported stolen in Fairfield. The department said an officer attempted to apprehend the 57-year-old driver, the car sped away, temporarily dragging the officer...
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Two taken to hospital after serious crash in downtown Stamford
Two people were taken to the hospital with injuries after a serious crash in downtown Stamford on Monday night. The police department said Washington Boulevard was closed at the intersection with Bridge Street. Drivers were asked to stay away from the area. Two people were taken to the hospital with serious, but non-life threatening injuries, according to police. The area…
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1.3 magnitude earthquake reported in Stamford
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) said a small earthquake happened in Stamford on Monday morning. The 1.3 magnitude quake happened just before noon around 11:55 a.m. The USGS said the earthquake was reported about five kilometers away from North Stamford, in close proximity to the Merritt Parkway. This comes after multiple residents reported tremors Thursday night and into Friday morning….