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Reggae band blends music, message

Posted on 11 November 2012 by

Music can be amazing and inspirational at times. And at other times, not so much. Some people like it, many people love it and then there are those who just aren’t concerned about it. Lately, I have been searching for music with more substance than just sounds — something or some group with social concepts [...] Continue Reading…

Nova Realty joins Re/Max Right Choice

Posted on 17 April 2012 by

Twenty-seven years after Nova Realty was founded, the partners have decided to join Re/Max Right Choice, with offices in Trumbull, Milford, Bridgeport, Newtown and Bethel. The reason for joining forces is to be able to better serve clients with the additional resources Re/Max provides, said a Nova spokesman. Re/Max is the largest and most successful [...] Continue Reading…

Hibachi Buffet offers unique approach, diverse cuisine

Hibachi Buffet offers unique approach, diverse cuisine

Posted on 16 February 2012 by

When customers first walk into the Hibachi Buffet, they are immediately struck by the pristine décor and the inviting atmosphere of the restaurant. They shouldn’t be surprised, however, as a lot of time, hard work and care was put into creating the establishment. “We did all the work ourselves,” explained owner Mike Zsu, a Bridgeport [...] Continue Reading…

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Community supper at United Congregational Church

Posted on 06 November 2011 by

Every Thursday, the United Congregational Church, at Park Avenue and State Street in Bridgeport, hosts a community supper. The event begins at 6 p.m. and draws a large number of visitors. All are welcome. (Photos by Francesca Andre)

Local and beyond

Posted on 16 October 2011 by

Two weeks ago, my band, MDIII, took part in the second annual Easton Jazz & Music Festival. Originally scheduled for early September, it was postponed twice due to complications following Hurricane Irene. It was held on the grounds of Helen Keller Middle School at Pond Field in the center of town. In fact, the previous [...] Continue Reading…

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Bad seasons have gardeners ready to throw in the trowel

Posted on 16 October 2011 by

A lot of people, not just here but across our nation, have gotten caught up in the wave of gardening to create a greater sense of self sufficiency and life quality, Alice Waters, or Barbara Kingsolver style. But, I’ve met a number of people, stopping by Cherry Grove Farm in Newtown, where I garden, or [...] Continue Reading…

LuLu’s Hot Spot lives up to its name

Posted on 11 September 2011 by

This may be stating the obvious, but LuLu’s Hot Spot is the new hot spot in Black Rock. Located in one of Bridgeport’s most eclectic neighborhoods, LuLu’s Hot Spot opened a few weeks back and immediately fit in with the charm and ambience of that enclave by the Long Island Sound. Josh Reynolds and Rachel [...] Continue Reading…

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Stamford Hispanic Chamber hosts business expo

Posted on 31 July 2011 by

On Thursday July 14, on the premises of the recently opened Sheraton Stamford Hotel, about 30 businesses and professionals from Stamford and nearby cities and towns were enthusiastically represented in the exposition organized by the Greater Stamford Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. The event started at noon and ended at 8 p.m. During this long business [...] Continue Reading…

Mayan Cuisine In Stamford

Posted on 28 July 2011 by

As imported from the heart of Guatemala, the birthplace of the Maya civilization, the Maya Restaurant and Bakery came in 2009 to Stamford to serve all of Fairfield County. Its co-owner, Maria Sandoval, a native of one of the most colorful countries in the world, had dreamed of having a business, and that dream became [...] Continue Reading…

There’s still time to prepare for late summer, fall crops

There’s still time to prepare for late summer, fall crops

Posted on 25 June 2011 by

With summer officially underway according to the calendar, gardeners in our area should have most of their vegetable and flower seeds and plants in the ground. But, it is possible to prepare for late summer and fall crops now. Several items may or should actually be planted at this time, such as turnips, escarole, lettuce, [...] Continue Reading…

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