Meet the leader of the Thomas Merton Family Center in Bridgeport, currently serving thousands of individuals and families each year through their soup kitchen, food pantry, and supportive community programs. Find out how your help might just be just a PBJ away!

Our For the People partners at Impact Fairfield County are touting their Fall Kick-off November 5th for members - and to invite qualifying nonprofits to apply for their current round of grants. Learn how this collective giving organization is empowering women of Fairfield County in local philanthropy - and what a difference those contributions are making in our own neighborhoods.

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page for Wednesday October 29, 2025. First up, the big news is that last night at the Palmer City Council meeting, the council awarded the bid for construction of the new library. We’ll have more details on Mayor’s Minutes tomorrow at 7:30 a.m. […]

Mayor Cooper and Mike Chmielewski discussed issues from the October 14th City Council meeting. Three actions were approved: authorizing the City Manager, Kolby Zerkel, to award the Airport Lighting Project to Granite Construction; awarding a contract to HDL Engineering Consultants for the Survey, Final Design, and Bidding Assistance for the Evergreen Avenue Improvements Project; and […]

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Stay updated on the latest news in the Bay Area including a fatal incident at San Francisco Condor Club, a tragic fall in downtown Redwood City, a deadly pedestrian crash in Union City, alarming Earth's vital signs report by a California researcher, spike in whale entanglements off California coast by NOAA, search for accidentally released homicide suspect, and UC workers confronting UCSF chancellor over layoffs at an elite dinner.

Mike talks with Warren Hayes of Gov't Mule ahead of their show at College Street Music Hall in New Haven, CT October 30, 2025.

Mike Chmielewski welcomes Herb Bischoff back from Bhutan. When asked about Bhutan, Herb said they don’t have a GNP; they have a Gross National Happiness Scale. This scale includes environmental conservation, cultural preservation, good government, and sustainable development. Bhutan has only been open to tourists since September 2022. Most of the population lives in Thimphu, […]

It’s time for Page Two: news that might not make the front page for Tuesday, October 28, 2025. Tonight the Palmer City Council meets at 6 p.m. The agenda includes a public hearing on the ordinance to prohibit unauthorized camping within city limits. There is also a committee of the whole discussion on  The full […]

California sues the Trump administration over SNAP funding, the controversial killing of endangered gray wolves, Governor Gavin Newsom's plea to stop Prop. 50 donations, a Category 5 hurricane hitting Jamaica, policy changes following a reported assault in Golden Gate Park, BART station improvements in North Berkeley, and Apple's historic $4 trillion market value achievement.