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11 Connecticut Companies Make Forbes' Best Employers List 11 Connecticut Companies Make Forbes' Best Employers List
11 Connecticut Companies Make Forbes' Best Employers List Forbes has ranked America's best employers, and Connecticut companies landed 11 spots among the top 500 nationwide. Here are the companies and the number they were ranked: Gartner (No. 199), Stamford, Connecticut Daymon (No. 231), Stamford, Connecticut People's United Bank (No. 235), Bridgeport, Connecticut Synchrony Financial (No. 240), Stamford, Connecticut United Technologies (No. 280), Farmington, Connecticut Praxair (No. 302), Danbury, Connecticut The Hartford (No. 370), Hartford, Connecticut Sikorsky (No. 377), Stratford, Connecticut United Rentals (No. 414), Stamford, Connect…

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by Jon Craig
Police & Fire
Stamford Van Driver Charged In Pedestrian Death Stamford Van Driver Charged In Pedestrian Death
Stamford Van Driver Charged In Pedestrian Death Stamford Police have charged a work van driver with second-degree manslaughter in the death of Lynette Wagner, of Fairfield, while she was walking across Elm Street on her way to work in January. George Christiansen, 29, of Stamford, struck Wagner with his van at the corner of Elm Street and North State Street as the Henkel employee and mother of two walked to work, police said. Sgt. Andrew Gallagher, commander of the Stamford police department’s Collision Analysis and Reconstruction Squad, said in a press release that a decision to charge Christiansen was made following a three-month inves…

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by Kathy Reakes
News
Hot Dining Spots, Blast Of Snow & Cold Top The Week's News In Stratford Hot Dining Spots, Blast Of Snow & Cold Top The Week's News In Stratford
Hot Dining Spots, Blast Of Snow & Cold Top The Week's News In Stratford FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. — This past week marked the first week of 2018, and it was a busy one across Fairfield County. It began with the birth of the first babies of the year and ended with a powerful nor'easter that carried a blast of arctic air.  Here are some of the top stories of the first week of the year, as reported by Daily Voice:  Fairfield resident Lynette Wagner, 59, was struck and killed by a car as she walked to work Tuesday morning at the new Henkel corporate headquarters in Stamford. Police are investigating to determine exactly what happened when she was struck by a 2016 Dod…

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by Karen Tensa
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Police ID Fairfield Woman Killed In Pedestrian Accident In Stamford Police ID Fairfield Woman Killed In Pedestrian Accident In Stamford
Police ID Fairfield Woman Killed In Pedestrian Accident In Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. — Stamford police identified the woman who was struck and killed by a car as she walked to work Tuesday morning as they continued to investigate the details of what exactly happened, according to the Stamford Advocate.    Fairfield resident Lynette Wagner, 59, died of her injuries at Stamford Hospital, the Advocate said. She worked at the new Henkel corporate headquarters at 200 Elm St., near where the fatal accident occurred at 7:09 a.m. Tuesday. The 38-year-old Stamford man who was driving the 2016 Dodge Ram van that struck Wagner at North State Street and Elm Street said …

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by Daily Voice
Police & Fire
Fairfield Woman Hit, Killed By Car As She Crosses Street In Stamford Fairfield Woman Hit, Killed By Car As She Crosses Street In Stamford
Fairfield Woman Hit, Killed By Car As She Crosses Street In Stamford Updated: STAMFORD, Conn. — A 59-year-old Fairfield woman was hit by a car and killed as she crossed the street near I-95 in downtown Stamford on her way to work Tuesday morning, police said. The woman was in a crosswalk on Elm Street at 7:09 a.m. on her way to work at the new Henkel headquarters when she was hit, the Stamford Advocate said.  She was hit by a 2016 Dodge Ram van that was traveling south on Elm Street and turning onto North State Street, police said. A pedestrian was on North State Street intending to cross from the northwest corner to the northeast corner when the collision o…

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by Karen Tensa