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Turkey Point Properties, LLC, has purchased the 18,000-square-foot office building at 4154 Madison Ave. in Trumbull for $1,937,500.

Trumbull office building sells for $1.9M

Cars line up at the gate as a jogger shows his park pass during the reopening of Greenwich Point Park in Old Greenwich, Conn. Thursday, May 7, 2020. A town investigation into an allegation against a Greenwich Point employee has resulted in that employee no longer working for the town and money being refunded.

Greenwich moves access to rec facilities to a single card

The Westfield name has been removed from signs and entrances at the shopping mall in Trumbull, Conn. Jan. 23, 2023.

Trumbull officials move to quell mall incidents after arrests

Trumbull Police headquarters

Trumbull town council approves $40,000 for pension study

The future of the former United Healthcare building at 48 Monroe Turnpike could be decided in court after a group of residents has appealed the Planning & Zoning Commission's decision to grant a zone change.

Last legal hurdle cleared for Trumbull senior housing projec

Superintendent Martin Semmel speaks at the dedication ceremony for Mary Ellen Way, in front of Jane Ryan Elementary School, in Trumbull, Conn. Nov. 6. 2020.

Trumbull school budget talk ends on sobering note

Superintendent Martin Semmel speaks at the dedication ceremony for Mary Ellen Way, in front of Jane Ryan Elementary School, in Trumbull, Conn. Nov. 6. 2020.

Trumbull superintendent unveils 'lean' 2023-24 budget proposal

Leigh Goodman

A month after Trumbull EMS chief departure, no replacement yet

98 Evelyn St., Trumbull

Trumbull property transfers, Dec. 31 to Jan. 6

Sponsor sign at Sterling Road/Santa's Runway light display.

Trumbull light display raises $4,600 for social services

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May 28, 2013

Madison Middle School students from NJHS/KARE show the quilts that were made specially for a 2-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl who had been injured at the Boston Marathon. The other quilts were made during the year by 8th graders (many of them NJHS) and have been donated to Blankies for Boston. The NJHS/KARE kids plan to make more.