Suffolk Family Raises $9K For Angela's House In Brother's Memory

FORT SALONGA, NY — Two Fort Salonga siblings are raising money for Angela’s House in memory of their brother this holiday season. Click Here: montpellier rugby jersey Julia and Ricky Spadalik have raised more than $9,200 as of Tuesday in honor of their big brother, Jake, who died 10 years ago this December. He was …

10 Percent Cap On Hoboken Rent Increases Fails In Close Vote

HOBOKEN, NJ – Hoboken’s City Council narrowly defeated a proposal on Wednesday to set a 10 percent limit on annual rent increases in the city, but said renters need more “tools” to fight increases that would “shock the conscience.” In the last few years, some corporate landlords in Hoboken have raised the rents of longtime …

New Age-Restricted Housing Complex Approved In Southington

SOUTHINGTON, CT — Local land-use officials have approved a project to build a new 55-and-up housing facility in Southington. In three separate 6-0 votes on Dec. 3, the Southington Planning and Zoning Commission said “yes” to measures allowing Holyst Real Estate LLC to build 23 units of age-restricted housing on Lazy Lane. One vote was …

San Ramon Tour O' Lights: Family Holiday Display Returns For 38th Year

SAN RAMON, CA — For nearly four decades, the Fairbanks family has brought a spectacular light display with synchronized music to their block in San Ramon. It all began with their father’s hand-bent rebar forms wrapped in incandescent bulbs 38 years ago. Today, the animated LED light display is recreated each year at 15 Molina …

'The Trauma Is Still There': Swampscott Unsolved Murder 50 Years Later

SWAMPSCOTT, MA — Cindy Cavallaro was a high school freshman working as a nanny for a Swampscott family on vacation in Puerto Rico when she got the phone call that would forever change her life. Her boyfriend, 15-year-old Henry Bedard, had been beaten to death in a wooded area of the town called Swampscott View. …

Stamford Zoning Board Changes Rules On Sale Of Dogs And Cats At Pet Stores

STAMFORD, CT — The Stamford Zoning Board earlier this month made changes to various zoning regulations, including one that aims to curb the sale of puppies and kittens from pet shops in highly trafficked areas. Land Use Bureau Chief Ralph Blessing presented proposed changes to the board on Dec. 2. “Basically what we’re proposing to …