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The members gather outside the train station every Monday, turning one of the city's busiest public spaces into an informal forum on issues.

No. Connecticut does not require restaurants to display health inspection scores for customers to see.

Chronic health issues are common among young people and can range from respiratory illnesses to weight-related and developmental disorders.

Volunteers hauled old furniture, broken appliances and years' worth of unwanted belongings into dumpsters scattered across Success Village on a

The end of Temporary Protected Status threatens Haitians in Connecticut, but community members said they would stand together and fight.

“Many of these TPS holders are in the health care industry,” he said. “If these people cannot work, they won't be able to provide for themselves or attend to their patients. It's a disaster for them and for the entire community.”

Crowds of people lined Park Avenue and filled Seaside Park on Sunday as Bridgeport celebrated the annual Puerto Rican Day Parade, transforming the city's South End into a sea of red, white and blue flags, music, dancing and community pride.

Bridgeport's Sit & Speak is a listening session hosted by Reginald David, the CT Mirror's Bridgeport-focused community engagement reporter.

More than campaign promises were on the table Tuesday night as hundreds of Bridgeport residents gathered inside at Cathedral of Faith church to