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Breast Cancer Awareness

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I am a breast cancer survivor.  I am 1 of more than 4 million breast cancer survivors in the United States. This includes women...

New Firefighter On Board with Stratford Fire Department

Wag Central

Shutdowning for Who?

Neighbors in Community for Charlie Kirk’s Vigil

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Crier Calendar

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Wednesday, November 12, 2025 Community Conversation on Housing and HomelessnessLed by the Stratford Homelessness TaskforceLocation: First Congregational Church, 2301 Main Street, StratfordTime: 5:30-7 PM Now through...

Gardening Workshop Sessions

Culture on the Green: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Sterling Community Center Upcoming Events

Stratford Library Teen Events in September

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Talking Transportation

Night Driving: “Blinded by the light”

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“Blinded by the lightRevved up like a deuceAnother runner in the night”   Manfred Mann Has this ever happened to you? You’re driving on a narrow road...
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ACT Opens with Almost Famous

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A revised working of the 2023 Broadway flop, Almost Famous, has opened A Contemporary Theatre’s eighth season. This loving coming-of-age story, based on writer...

Specters Galore from Forest to Shore

The Dangers of the Fall

More Open Space for Stratford?

Rope World Premiere Opens Hartford Stage Season       

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Hoydick Campaign Funding

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As the election season is off and running we should all be looking at election financing. Hoydick leads Chess in funding accumulated from Jan. 1...

The Last Laugh?

Letter to the Editor: Anthony Afriyie Re-election

EDUCATION

World Teachers’ Day–Let Us Celebrate

Nikkya Hargrove - 0
We’ve been, globally, celebrating teachers since 1994, thanks to the efforts of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), who, according to their...

Let’s Talk Student Loan Forgiveness and Reimbursement Program

Laura Halpern - 0
You may have been through this. Submitting applications online to no avail, waiting for the word that your debt has been cleared. Listen up...

The State of Education for Stratford’s Future

Laura Halpern - 2
Stratford will experience some changes for this upcoming school year. New strategies will be implemented in an effort to enhance children’s learning experience and...

Back to School Roundup

Nikkya Hargrove - 0
I can’t believe the first day of school is August 28th, and we are less than twenty days out from the start of a...

Back to School Immunizations

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Letter from the Editor

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Letter from the Editor
Dear Reader, Check your clocks, did you set them back? If not, now is the time - it’s Daylight Savings! Another important date to remember is...

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