Mollie Hersh

3 weeks ago | darientimes.com | Mollie Hersh

DARIEN — The gathering place for generations of veterans will soon honor a local hero's service with a brand new name. On May 13, members of Darien’s Veterans of Foreign Wars voted to rename the historic building at 205 Noroton Ave. to the Brian R. Bill Memorial Post 6933, as a tribute to Bill, a Navy SEAL who was killed in action in Afghanistan. Article continues below this adBill, a Stamford native and Trinity High School graduate, enlisted in the Navy in 2001.

3 weeks ago | greenwichtime.com | Jessica Simms |Mollie Hersh

GREENWICH — At 10 years old, Jeb Brown already had a career most performers would dream of, working with the likes of Tennessee Williams, Fred Gwynne, Keir Dullea and Elizabeth Ashley performing eight shows a week in the Broadway revival of “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.”Even then, the Greenwich-raised Brown knew how significant it was when the show transferred from Stratford’s American Shakespeare Theatre in 1974.

3 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Jessica Simms |Mollie Hersh

GREENWICH - At 10 years old, Jeb Brown already had a career most performers would dream of, working with the likes of Tennessee Williams, Fred Gwynne, Keir Dullea and Elizabeth Ashley performing eight shows a week in the Broadway revival of "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof."Even then, the Greenwich-raised Brown knew how significant it was when the show transferred from Stratford's American Shakespeare Theatre in 1974. "I got $5 a rehearsal and $10 a performance...

3 weeks ago | ctinsider.com | Mollie Hersh

NEW CANAAN - Visitors looking to take a trip to New Canaan may not have to spend their nights sleeping in neighboring Stamford or Norwalk. The New Canaan-based Windward Development Inc. is proposing a new four-story hotel on Locust Avenue, along with a restaurant and retail or office space. Developers would convert two buildings at 49-51 Locust Ave. and 39 Locust Ave., an office suite and the Board of Education building that has since served as the New Canaan Police Department's temporary home.

4 weeks ago | stamfordadvocate.com | Mollie Hersh

Dr. Tamu Lucero, Stamford Superintendent of Schools, speaks during a town hall style discussion at Stamford JCC regarding recent antisemitic incidents in Stamford in Stamford, Conn., on Thursday September 12, 2024. On May 29, Roxbury Elementary School staff voted against Stamford Public Schools Superintendent Tamu Lucero in a vote of no confidence.