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Daniel W. Hoyt, 76, of Trumbull, former chief of the Long Hill Fire Department, died May 10, 2022.

Former chief of Long Hill Fire Dept. in Trumbull dies at 76

Trumbull High School's We the People team was named one of the top 10 teams in the nation at the 2022 national competition, which took place the weekend of April 22, 2022.

Trumbull ‘We the People’ team places 10th in the nation

St. Joseph High School student Danielle Haniph, 17, left, poses for a photo with State Senator Marilyn Moore after unveiling her mural, “Trumbull Soars As One”, during Earth Day at the Trumbull Nature and Arts Center in Trumbull, Conn., on Saturday, April 16, 2022. The mural, along with a second to be displayed at the Trumbull Library, was created using hundreds of colorful feathers created by local students.

High school student murals make splash in Trumbull

Mary Sullivan Balogh, 41, of Trumbull, died April 16 and left behind a colorful obituary.

Trumbull woman, 41, remembered with ‘silly,’ irreverent obituary

“Spreading Sunshine” - a fundraiser for Friend Abby, Inc., the Trumbull-based not-for-profit organization awarding grants to youth and young adults taking action to promote mental and emotional health and suicide prevention - is back. Throughout April and May 2022, volunteers will be spreading sunshine by delivering a decorative burst of lawn signs for a donation of $25 or more.

Trumbull fundraiser spreads sunshine, mental health awareness

184 Hilltop Circle

Property transfers in Trumbull

From left; Jon Eckman, president of Fischel Properties, David Bennett, Aaron Dommu, William Hunt, and Robert Kim at the new location of kidney specialists Nephrology Associates at 7 Cambridge Drive in Trumbull, Conn., on Wednesday, March 30, 2022.

Longtime Bridgeport medical practice moves to Trumbull

Artist renderings of the new home of the Trumbull VFW/American Legion planned for construction at 1 Veterans Circle.

Trumbull slated to get $1.5M in state funds for veterans’ center

A man walks his dog through Twin Brooks Park in Trumbull, Conn., on Friday May 1, 2020. Trumbull is posting a survey, which will be accessible through the town website starting April 1, which aims to find out how residents feel on a variety of Trumbull-centric environmental and sustainability issues.

Survey asks which environmental issues matter in Trumbull

The Westfield Trumbull mall, in Trumbull, Conn. May 21, 2021.

‘Festival of Hope’ returns to Trumbull mall

Fundraising car wash raises $1,100 for Sunshine Kids

Julie Miller

June 8, 2015

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