Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high of 66 and low of 53 degrees.
Thursday: Mostly sunny and pleasant, temps: high: 76, low: 52.
Friday: Mostly sunny and pleasant, with a high of 70 and low of 51 degrees.
📰 News we're reading
1. Substantial Amount Of Meth Seized After Several-Week Investigation, Man Arrested: Stamford Police (patch.com) — Stamford police say a several-week narcotics investigation led to the seizure of more than a quarter-kilo of crystal meth, plus fentanyl and pills, from a local man staying at the Red Carpet Inn and living on Cove Road. The 48-year-old suspect faces multiple drug and drug-factory charges, posted a $100,000 bond, and is due back in Stamford court later this month.
2. Chipotle, Jersey Mike's To Open In Former Fairway Space In Stamford (patch.com) — After more than six years sitting empty, the former Fairway supermarket space on Canal Street in Stamford's Harbor Point is set to be transformed with new Chipotle, Jersey Mike's and Primrose School locations. A fitness club and a potential new grocery store are also planned, promising fresh dining, childcare and shopping options for Stamford residents.
3. Here Are The Cheapest, Most Expensive Places To Get Gas In Stamford (patch.com) — Drivers in Stamford are paying more for gas than the state, regional and national averages, with regular fuel averaging $4.55 per gallon locally. A detailed list of 16 Stamford stations shows where prices are lowest and highest, helping residents decide where to fill up around Hope Street, High Ridge Road, West Main Street and other busy corridors.
4. Boys Soccer Power Rankings (Oct. 6): A new team joins the Top 10 (ctpost.com) — Stamford High's boys soccer team holds firm at No. 7 in this week's statewide power rankings, keeping pace with FCIAC rival Trumbull. The list highlights how Staples and Greenwich remain on top, while Avon and Bethel surge. It's a good snapshot of where Stamford stands in the state title conversation.
5. Connecticut moves to protect 108,000 Medicaid enrollees ahead of new rules (hartfordbusiness.com) — State leaders came to Stamford to explain looming Medicaid work requirements that could affect many local HUSKY D enrollees and other residents. Stamford officials highlighted a new HUSKY Stay Covered Task Force, partnering with Stamford Health and community groups to help people understand exemptions, navigate verification, and avoid losing coverage as federal rules tighten on January 1.
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Rethinking Brain and Spine Surgery —Hartford HealthCare Read on Patch
One stroke can change everything. —Hartford HealthCare Read on Patch
Stamford's Budget Lists One Language-Related Line: An $8,100 Stipend —Andres McMahon Read on Patch
Mom and her two Fawns crossed right in front of me. After mom crossed I just knew there might be more. And for sure her Fawns crossed (Nextdoor City Center)
Anyone ever find anything cool on their property? Been digging around looking for old bottles and ended up finding this metal cup or crucible. Having a hard time finding an old privy, that's likely… (Nextdoor North Stamford)
ShopRite posted a job opening for ShopRite - Bagger (Grade A) Salary Range $16.94 - $18.50/hr in Stamford. Apply here.
Connecticut Skin Health posted a job opening for Medical Receptionist - STAMFORD in Stamford. Apply here. You can search for other jobs near Stamford here.
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