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Trumbull First Selectman Vicki Tesoro; Chuck Crawford, head of R&D, Laundry & Home Care, North America Henkel Corporation; Dan Onofrio, president and CEO of Bridgeport Regional Business Council; Steve Leeper, facilities manager, Henkel Corporation; State Rep. Laura Devlin; Sheryl Baumann, consulting director, Patrons of the Trumbull Nature & Arts Center; Mark Ceneri, lead educator, Trumbull Nature & Arts Center; Dr. Keith Choate, M.D., Ph.D., Yale School of Medicine; Kevin Malone, president, Patrons of the Trumbull Nature & Arts Center.

Trumbull Nature Center celebrates opening of Outdoor Nature’s Classroom

Attorney Preston Tisdale of Trumbull has been named secretary of the Public Justice Foundation.

Trumbull lawyer named to national non-profit public justice post

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SeaQuest Interactive Aquarium opens in Westfield mall

Dozens of local businesses have signed on to participate in a senior discount program for Trumbull seniors. — Ned Gerard photo

UPDATED — Businesses offer discounts to Trumbull seniors

Stop & Shop workers approve new contract

Ralph Bonadio, owner of the Barbershoppe in Trumbull. The new business offers a variety of services, including “regular” haircuts and hot-towel shaves. - Jordan Grice

Beer and a hot towel shave: Trumbull barber offers it all

Teamsters will not cross Stop & Shop picket lines

UPDATE — Stop & Shop remains closed, no timetable to open

State Rep David Rutigliano recently voted against advancing HB-7371 out of committee.

Rutigliano votes ‘No’ on legal pot sales, bill heads to full House

SeaQuest Interactive Aquarium is set to open this summer, but industry peers are concerned over its ongoing national controversy. — Jordan Grice

Trumbull SeaQuest aquarium on track despite animal abuse questions

Fill a shoe box for Operation Christmas Child now through Nov. 24

Trumbull Times

Nov. 18, 2014

Calvary Church, 498 White Plains Rd., will be the collection sight for Operation Christmas Child now through Nov. 24 . Organizations and individuals can fill a shoe box with small toys, school supplies, non-liquid toiletries and hard candy. For more information, go to Samaritanspurse.org. For drop off hours, call Calvary Church, 203-268-3750.