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33-Year-Old Killed In Trumbull Crash Remembered For Passion For Family, Dog 33-Year-Old Killed In Trumbull Crash Remembered For Passion For Family, Dog
33-Year-Old Killed In Trumbull Crash Remembered For Passion For Family, Dog A Fairfield County man killed in a two-car crash when the Lexus he was a passenger in hit another vehicle is being remembered as a hard worker who had a passion for his family and his dog, Charlie. Anthony James Moran, age 33, of Bridgeport, died on Sunday, Oct. 15, in a crash in Trumbull Moran was the passenger in a red Lexus SC 430 convertible that was being driven by a 22-year-old Trumbull man, which struck a maroon Chrysler 300 S, according to authorities. Both men were ejected from the car.  Earlier report: Fatal Crash Update: 33-Year-Old Identified As Victim In Trumbull …

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Schools
Stratford Starts Search For Superintendent Stratford Starts Search For Superintendent
Stratford Starts Search For Superintendent The Stratford School District is searching for a new superintendent to take over when Dr. Janet Robinson, who has served in the role since 2013, retires in June of 2021.  The search will begin with focus groups an online survey of parents to determine what characteristics the community would like to see in its new superintendent, according to the Stratford Board of Education.  Dates and sites will be announced later for these focus groups, which will be made up of parents, school staff, students, town board members and Stratford residents.  The Board of Education has hired T…

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by Christina Coulter
Schools
Stratford Teachers’ Union Votes To Accept Furlough Days To Avoid Layoffs Stratford Teachers’ Union Votes To Accept Furlough Days To Avoid Layoffs
Stratford Teachers’ Union Votes To Accept Furlough Days To Avoid Layoffs STRATFORD, Conn. — The teachers' union in Stratford voted Monday to accept two unpaid furlough days to avoid more than 40 layoffs by cutting $700,000 from the school budget, according to the Stratford Star.  The Stratford Education Association said the teachers "voted to sacrifice for their students and colleagues" but said the Stratford Board of Education must find a long-term solution to its financial situation, the Star said. Superintendent Janet Robinson proposed the furloughs to make up part of the school board's deficit.  Related story: At Least 40 Stratford Teachers Will B…

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