Frank Recchia

He lives on Camden Street behind the I-95 Exit 25 on-ramp.

"This is for people who are trying to open a new business in a certain market, but also people who are trying to sustain their business," he says.

The drive is organized in celebration of the holiday Diwali, which is known as the festival of lights. The goal of Sewa Diwali is to bring schools, cities and community organizations together to ensure no one goes hungry during the festive season.

Owner Jason Cohen says he and his team are committed to giving back.

The facility is overseen by the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (DMHAS).

Marnie DuPree Nelson applauded Building Neighborhoods Together for turning her “financial life around” and helping rebuild her credit.

The Bridgeport Health Department says it's investigating.

Calvary New Testament Church of God on the East End celebrated its 20th anniversary.

The families say they are still in need of additional help a week after a fire that began at Bros Custom Car Clinic at the intersection of Connecticut and Union Avenues spread to their building.

Corsello says the music business on the East Coast began changing during the late 1970s, with many of the popular TV programs he worked on moving to Los Angeles.

Connecticut nonprofits unite to support students and at-risk individuals battling gambling addictions.

Officials say Maryland company Controlled Demolition Inc. coordinated the effort, which they say went off perfectly.

The nonprofit also provides mattresses, bed sheets, pillows and other essentials.

Mayor Caroline Simmons said the plan is "just a road map."

Billie Lemon said the RISE program saved her life.

The family has started a nonprofit called Love Like Casey to help build a mental health wellness center, which they say was Casey's dream.

CEO Don Wilson says the program was made possible through a private great and is geared towards people of all ages.

More than 100 runners took part in an annual event at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield.

Magdalena Smith took the opportunity to address the public speculation surrounding the incident.

An out-of-service GBT bus brought the seniors to the Marriott in Trumbull, where they will stay until electricity can be restored to the building, officials said.