quality recreational, educational and cultural programs to, in turn, help enhance the quality of life. It is a priority of the department to provide an open line of communication with the public that will foster quality recreational programs, safe and adequate facilities and healthy and active lifestyles for our citizens.
The photo shows above is at All Saints Catholic Church, which is located on Main Street in downtown Bridgeport. The photo...
Posted by Dick Duez
From the time my mom, dad, sister and I moved to Bridgeport, I liked it here. It was circa 1967. Lyndon B. Johnson was pre...
Posted by Julie Perine
Meet this week's City Face, Mario Bombardiere: How long have you lived in Bridgeport? If not a...
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I stepped on the mound with a little more confidence than a pitcher with a batting practice fastball and an unreliable bre...
Posted by Chris Johnson
LibraryReads is a monthly nationwide list of library staff picks for recommended adult fiction and nonfiction books pu...
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Hello. My name is Jeff Toquinto, and I battle depression. Before I go further with what may seem is a ve...
Posted by Jeff Toquinto
