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Joe Delong: Connecticut local leaders work with U.S. senators to protect, target critical federal aid for communities - Vimarsana News

Joe Delong: Connecticut local leaders work with U.S. senators to protect, target critical federal aid for communities

Led Lead by Luke Bronin, mayor of Hartford and current CCM president, municipal officials representing Bridgeport, Hartford, and New Haven, and members of CCM’s staff, sat with U.S. Sens. Richard Blumenthal and Christopher Murphy to discuss important issues.

Bridgeport Gang Member Sentenced to 40 Years for Murder, Role in Courthouse Shooting, Other Violence - Vimarsana News

Bridgeport Gang Member Sentenced to 40 Years for Murder, Role in Courthouse Shooting, Other Violence

TYIESE WARREN, also known as “Loose Screw,” 21, of Bridgeport, was sentenced today by U.S. District Judge Kari A. Dooley in Bridgeport to 480 months of

Meet Tiana Hercules, the advocate and lawyer poised to become the next Working Families Party representative on the Hartford City Council - Vimarsana News

Meet Tiana Hercules, the advocate and lawyer poised to become the next Working Families Party representative on the Hartford City Council

Hartford-based advocate and lawyer Tiana Hercules never saw herself as a politician. In a way, she still doesn’t even after outgoing Hartford City Council member Wildaliz Bermudez tapped her to take her place on the capital city’s governing body.

Opinion: The true facts on CT crime - Vimarsana News

Opinion: The true facts on CT crime

We are one of the safest states.

Source: ctpost.com
Gun violence tests limits of urban crime prevention groups - Vimarsana News

Gun violence tests limits of urban crime prevention groups

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — During a particularly violent week in Connecticut’s capital city, Andrew Woods was among a small number of anti-violence workers who rushed in to help victims’ families, offering condolences and referrals to services while trying to discourage retaliation.

Source: apnews.com