However, despite unexpected growth, the difficult decision has been made for the Stamford Current to cease publication at this time.
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However, despite unexpected growth, the difficult decision has been made for the Stamford Current to cease publication at this time.
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Two years ago today, the Stamford Current launched with a bold idea and unique mission to deliver timely updates on topics that matter and thought-provoking commentary for people in every Stamford neighborhood on the platforms where they are.
The Stamford Chamber of Commerce's annual breakfast conversation with members of the city's state legislative delegation will return on Thursday, February 12, 2026 from 7:00 am to 9:00 am. Additional information and tickets are available at stamfordchamber.com.
Questions can be sent to mayorsoffice@stamfordct.gov.
Mayor Caroline Simmons took to the city's Instagram account yesterday to share a video introducing a new series, Mayor's Monthly Questions, where she will answer constituents' questions about Stamford, her administration's priorities, and more on the last Monday of each month.
The city’s downtown will soon welcome residents and visitors alike for the return of a winter tradition that began in early 2024. The family-friendly gathering will offer many activities for attendees.
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Local restaurants and businesses are getting in the holiday spirit once again with decorations to lighten up the downtown area for the 15th year. This time, more than two dozen retailers are taking part in the window displays.
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The city's school district said that there will be a delayed start for students and staff on Monday because of winter conditions.
Connecticut Attorney General William Tong was elected to serve as president of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) during their annual Capital Forum meeting on Tuesday, December 9, in Washington, D.C.
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The state’s top law enforcement officer is taking up a new position at the national level.
Tens of thousands of state dollars are headed to a local nonprofit thanks to the city’s legislative delegation. Officials and community members gathered earlier this week to celebrate the announcement.
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Starting at 5:00 pm, spectators will get to experience Santa and other beloved characters rappelling downtown and additional opportunities.
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A holiday gathering is set for the city on Sunday, December 7, with an arrangement of seasonal attractions for residents and visitors to enjoy.
The Stamford Chamber of Commerce is kicking off December with two events celebrating the holiday season at local restaurants. Each opportunity will offer attendees a chance to connect and network in a festive atmosphere.
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From the entire Stamford Current team, we wish everyone a very happy Thanksgiving! 🦃
What are you grateful for this year? Let us know in the comments.
With the holiday season fast approaching, a major parade organized by the Stamford Downtown Special Services District and the City of Stamford is returning once again this Sunday, November 23.
From preparation and floats to logistics and performances, here’s what to know.
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After filing the necessary paperwork last week, Governor Ned Lamont made it official on Friday, November 14, that he is running with Lieutenant Governor Susan Bysiewicz for a third term in office.
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Just over a week since Democrats saw historic wins in elections across Connecticut and beyond, the state’s chief executive is all in on serving another four more years.
Veterans Day is celebrated every November 11th, honoring all American veterans. The day commemorates the end of World War I, and recognizes the service and sacrifice of all U.S. military personnel across all wars.
Happy Veterans Day!
Mirroring results statewide and all over the country, Democrats were victorious in Tuesday’s municipal elections.
From the mayor’s race to the contest for constable and everything in between, here’s what you need to know.
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Op-Ed: Stamford Isn’t a One-Party City. It’s a One-Party Effort
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On Friday, November 14, PROJECT MUSIC will convene a performance of a popular musical at Stamford CoCreate with proceeds benefitting their work to provide students with life skills through music.
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A community organization is planning an evening to recognize the importance of engaging young residents through arts and music as part of their mission.
The 2nd Annual B2B Expo will be held on Thursday, October 30, at the Residence Inn by Marriott Stamford Downtown in the Atlantic Room on the second floor.
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Businesses in the city will have an opportunity to connect during a gathering being planned by the Stamford Chamber of Commerce.
The event began with a rally that featured Mayor Caroline Simmons, Governor Ned Lamont, Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas, Congressman Jim Himes, and other speakers. Attendees then marched downtown from Hoyt Street to Washington Boulevard then Tresser Boulevard.
Some 6,000 people showed up on Saturday for the second "No Kings" protest held in Stamford, according to organizers with Indivisible Stamford.
Local activists are preparing for a follow-up this weekend to a protest held in June that saw around 5,000 people peacefully assemble to advocate for democratic values and oppose authoritarian actions recently taken at the federal level.
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The business improvement district for the city’s downtown neighborhood recently launched a new interactive tool for residents and visitors, and announced the return of two popular fall events.
Continue reading for the latest updates from Stamford Downtown.
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Op-Ed: Stamford Needs Collaborative, Student-Centered School Board Members
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