Verónica Del Valle
Stamford Advocate
Connecticut, United States
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119 of Stamford's city board members are still serving after their appointment expired. Here's why.
Analysis by The Stamford Advocate shows 119 of the city’s 251 appointed board and commission positions — like Planning and Zoning — were expired as of early November. → Read More
As Stamford adds more housing, does water supply present a problem? Aquarion says it’s complicated.
Aquarion Water Vice President of Engineering Dan Lawrence said because of new water... → Read More
Thousands of apartments could be built near Stamford’s train station. Here's why.
The Stamford Zoning Board unanimously approved the last piece of a rezoning project... → Read More
Stamford zoning officials OK in-law apartments, but limit who can have one and where they can go
Stamford’s Zoning Board approved changes to city zoning rules that for the first time... → Read More
Stamford man sings his mother’s praises as she turns 100: ‘Really the most loving’
Stamford’s Bernice Lang will turn 100 on Oct. 2 alongside family and friends in her... → Read More
This Stamford man wants you to ‘pray for peace,’ wherever you are — even at a Yankees-Red Sox game
Al Forte says he thinks Yankees-Red Sox games are the perfect place to pray for peace. → Read More
Stamford has given out $75,000 in small community grants. Here’s where the money went.
Stamford gave 19 organizations grants through the initiative, designed to fund projects... → Read More
Stamford protesters flood Glenbrook meeting to tell mayor ‘Save our Center’
Wednesday night’s rally bore the mark of a party as protesters flooded the sidewalk with... → Read More
Stamford becomes first CT city to set zero fatal car crash goal
Stamford is the first municipality in Connecticut to publicly pledge to eliminate all traffic fatalities and deaths on city roads by 2032. → Read More
In Stamford, how Glenbrook Community Center’s fate ignited a neighborhood debate
From lawn signs to rallies, the fate of a community center in Stamford has sparked strong... → Read More
A Stamford COVID-19 vaccine clinic had its tent stolen from Scalzi Park. Here's what happened next.
With its $7,000 tent gone missing, the vaccine clinic at Scalzi Park kept up its work... → Read More
Want to challenge a Stamford zoning change? There are new rules for that.
The Stamford Zoning Board has unanimously passed petition review guidelines for the first time in city history. → Read More
Before and after: Analyzing Stamford's explosive growth from 1991 to 2019
The hospital, transportation center, Chelsea Piers, NBC Sports, Mill River Park and South End/Harbor Point have helped make Stamford CT's second largest city. → Read More
Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular returns for the first time since Thanksgiving 2019
The Stamford Downtown Parade Spectacular returns on Nov. 20, starting at the intersection of Hoyt and Summer streets, after it was canceled due to the pandemic. → Read More
Three Stamford Zoning Board members resign. Is there enough for a quorum?
Three people remain on Stamford's Zoning Board, the same number necessary for a quorum, after a number of members resigned before and during its summer recess. → Read More
Stamford kid clothing mart reopens with bigger selection, more space, in-person shopping
The six-year-old non-profit, which gives new and gently used clothes to local families,... → Read More
CT Port Authority taps Stamford for $3.3 million toward its marinas
The Connecticut Port Authority handed Stamford $3.3 million, adding to the longstanding... → Read More
WSJ's newsroom was destroyed on 9/11. Its editor — a CT native — recalls how the dust felt suffocating.
Paul Steiger recalls a Manhattan in disarray that felt claustrophobic outside because of... → Read More
Stamford Reps punt vote on hotly debated Glenbrook Community Center. Here’s why.
The Board of Representatives opted to wait a month to vote on the Glenbrook Community... → Read More
Stamford officials say developer BLT ‘went well beyond’ agreed parameters on South End project
City representatives and Government Center officials say that developer BLT improperly... → Read More