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Bob Bernstein's obituaryRobert Bernstein1929 - 2023BORN 1929DIED 2023FUNERAL HOMEThomas M. Gallagher Funeral Home104 Myr...
08/12/2023

Bob Bernstein's obituary

Robert Bernstein
1929 - 2023

BORN 1929
DIED 2023

FUNERAL HOME
Thomas M. Gallagher Funeral Home
104 Myrtle Avenue

Robert Bernstein
July 22,1929 - December 5, 2023

Robert Bernstein, 94, passed away on December 5th, blanketed in the warmth of his family and leaving a tremendous legacy of love and laughter.

Bob, Dad, Gramps, was born July 22, 1929, in the Bronx, New York, to the late Regina Bernstein and Harry Bernstein. Bob adored his two older brothers, the late Allen Bernstein and late Jerry Bernstein.

Bob received both his B.A. and M.A. from Brooklyn College, then proudly served in Korea as Sergeant First Class with the 101st Airborne Infantry Division. He returned to pursue his pre-doctoral program at Teachers' College, Columbia University.

Bob found his life partner and soulmate in Barbara Grishman (Bobbie). It was love at first sight, and they married and embarked on a life together, soon having three beautiful children: Lydia, Doug and Brian.
Bob began his teaching career in elementary schools in New York City and Westchester County. After an administrative internship, he accepted a principalship in Wilmington, Delaware. In 1968, Bob found his perfect fit in the principalship of Redding Elementary School. He moved with Bobbie and their three children to Westport, CT. Bob was the beloved principal of Redding Elementary School for 25 years until 1993, dedicating himself to facilitating the growth of children and teachers and profoundly impacting the community. After retirement from Redding, Bob held four interim principalships. Bob could not go anywhere in Fairfield County without being approached by former students, parents and teachers excitedly sharing memories and thanking him for the difference he made in their lives. Bob also taught adult education in New York City and Westchester County, in addition to ESL in Norwalk Community College and Literacy Volunteers in Danbury. He was a member of the Board and served as President of the Elementary/Middle School Principal Association of Connecticut.
Bob has been a longtime member of the Y's Men of Westport/Weston and Temple Israel. Bob was an enthusiastic lover of opera and the symphony, enjoyed playing tennis and ping-pong, and watching his grandchildren play sports. Spending time at Compo Beach remained his favorite activity, from floating in an orange inflatable raft with his children early on, to strolling, watching dogs frisk, and enjoying sunsets with Bobbie.

Bob was the consummate gentleman, treating every person with kindness, respect, and dignity. We will carry forward his most enduring and endearing quality; a belief in every person's goodness and their capacity to grow.
Bob is survived by his beloved wife of 64 years, Bobbie, their children Lydia, Doug (and Melissa) and Brian (and Lauren), his grandchildren Miriam, Brendan, Ilana, Jason (who left us early and is waiting for Grandpa Bob), Jessica (and Graham), Audrey, Cayla, Sydelle, Esther, and Nate, brother-in-law Hank Grishman (and Jill) and many loving nieces and nephews.

The service will be held at Temple Israel in Westport, CT on Thursday December 7, at 1:00 p.m. Burial will follow at Temple Israel Cemetery 225 Richards Avenue, Norwalk CT.

Shiva will be held at the home of Bobbie and Bob Bernstein, 26 Berndale Road, Westport, CT on December 7th immediately following the burial and on Friday December 8th from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., and Saturday December 9 from 7 - 9 p.m. with a service at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is asked to tie their shoes carefully before arriving; as a lifelong elementary school principal, Bob always had a special place in his heart for perfectly tied bunny-ear shoelaces.

Bob's favorite educational and cultural ars charities are: A Better Chance of Westport, P.O. Box 2153, Westport, CT 06881 and Neighborhood Studios of Fairfield County, Attn: Development, 391 East Washington Avenue, Bridgeport, CT 06608.

Arrangements are under the direction of Thomas M. Gallagher Funeral Home, 104 Myrtle Ave., Stamford, CT (2030-359-9999. To send expression of sympathy to the family, please visit

Our Funeral Home offers Funeral and Cremation Services to Stamford and Fairfield County. We offer multi-cultural funerals but specialize in Jewish Fu

06/12/2023

Police activity
11-28-23 / Fraud-Gallows Hill Road.
The complainant-victim reported fraudulent charges to her Mastercard-CitiBank card.
The amount was reimbursed by the bank.

11-29-23 / MVA-Church Hill Road.
Report of a two vehicle accident on a sharp curve, with no injuries.
There is no further information available.

11-30-23 / Fraud-Identity Theft-Mountain Road.
The complainant-victim reported at some point her identity was stolen, as she had received unemployment information, to which she didn't apply for.
This investigation remains open.

11-30-23 / MVA-Chestnut Woods Road.
Report of a two vehicle accident,exterior mirror to mirror on a narrow section of the roadway.
There were no injuries.

12-4-23 /MVA-Gallows Hill Road.
Report of a one vehicle accident on a sharp curve, no injuries.
There is no further information available.

Please remember to not leave anything of value in your vehicle, lock the doors and especially don't leave the Keys / Fob in it.

06/12/2023

Bob Bernstein, a well loved and highly respected principal of Redding Elementary School for 25 years until 1993, passed away on December 5, 2023 at the age of 94. A service will be held at Temple Israel in Westport, Ct. on Thursday, December 7 at 1:00 PM. Burial will follow at Temple Israel Cemetary 225 Richards Avenue, Norwalk, Ct.

06/12/2023

We are raising money for Blue Santa! If you would like to make any donations please send them using the information listed below or come directly to the Police Department to make the donation. Happy Holidays!

28/11/2023

Meadow Ridge Resident Recognized for Exceptional Service to Community The Heart of the Community Award given to Redding-area volunteer Nancy Pelz-Paget. 27 November '23 Share: LinkedInFacebookTweetEmail Redding, Conn. – Citing her inspirational and ongoing commitment to the welfare of others, Mead...

28/11/2023

police Activity
11-26-23 / MVA-Route 53 / Newtown Turnpike, No injuries.
Report of motor vehicle crash on Route 53 near the intersection of Newtown Turnpike.
This resulted in the following below listed D.W.I.
Arrested: Heather Gnewuch Age: 54
Address: Drummer Lane Redding, Ct.
Charges: Operating Under the Influence (DWI) Failure to Drive Right.
Bond: $50.00
Court Date: 12-12-23 / Danbury, Ct.

11-27-23 / Fraud-Wayside Lane
The complainant-victim reported while attempting to make a payment on a Credit Card, discovered someone had made an $200.00 unauthorized withdrawal.

11-27-23 / MVA-Route 107.
Report of a two vehicle accident on Route 107, no injuries.
There were no further details at the time of this release.

11-26-23 / MVA-Glen Hill Road.
Report of a two vehicle accident , no injuries.
No further details at release time.

11-18-23 / Fraud-Longwall Road.
The complainant reportedly posing as her friend, attempted to commit fraud via Snapchat to have her son purchase boots.

11-18-23 / MVA-Route 58 / Cross Highway ( Four way Stop Sign)
Vehicle #2 after making a complete stop, proceeded through the intersection of Cross Highway / Route 58.
Vehicle #1 drove straight through the posted Stop Sign and struck vehicle #2.
There were no injuries.

11-22-23 / MVA- Route 107 (Hill Road)
Report of a one vehicle roll over accident on Route 107 (Hill Road ) on a sharp curve in the roadway.
There were no reported injuries.

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Mark O'Donnell
Chief of Police
96 Hill Road
Redding, CT 06896
Email: [email protected]
PH: 203-938-3400
FAX: 203-938-9427

26/11/2023

Mark your calendar for the Holiday Tree Lighting on the Town Green on Saturday, Dec. 2, 2023 beginning at 3:30 pm. See flyer for details.

23/11/2023

The 1914 and 1919 Buildings are a part of the historic Gilbert & Bennett Wire Mill. Both have their construction year in brick on the façade, but they’re falling into disrepair. We would love to see the recommended repairs happen so the whole town can enjoy this historic site once more. Couldn’t you just picture looking out 1914's stunning round window?

Check out the Wire Mill Committee's recommendations for a five-year plan: https://ow.ly/UuEP50Q6tpw

22/11/2023
21/11/2023

EASTON POLICE DEPARTMENT
PRESS RELEASE

SUBJECT: Serious Motor Vehicle Accident
DATE: November 20, 2023

On November 20, 2023 at about 9:00am the Easton Police Department received a report of a serious motor vehicle accident on Rt. 59 in the area of Sherwood Drive.

The Easton Fire Department and Easton EMS were notified and responded. Upon arrival they found a 2019 Ford pickup truck which had struck a deer and a 2015 Honda Pilot off the roadway resting upright against Utility Pole on the driver side. The female operator was extricated from the vehicle and was transported to Bridgeport Hospital by Easton EMS in serious condition.

The Fairfield Accident Reconstruction Team responded to assist in the investigation. The Westport Police Department Accident Reconstruction Team also aided in the investigation.

A preliminary investigation revealed that the pickup truck was traveling north on Rt. 59 when a large deer entered the roadway from the right. The pickup truck struck the deer causing it to go airborne. The deer then struck the SUV which was traveling southbound on Rt. 59. The deer struck the windshield and entered the passenger compartment of the SUV. It continued through the vehicle and was ejected out through the rear window. The deer came to rest on the southbound shoulder. The SUV continued to travel south and came to rest in a tall grassy area on the southbound shoulder.

The road was closed for several hours and has since been reopened. The matter is under investigation and further information will be released when it becomes available.

Chief Richard Doyle
Easton Police Department

18/11/2023

police Activity

11/08/2023 Fraud (Credit Card) Victim reported $2700.00 of unauthorized C.C. Charges

11/13/2023 Fraud (Credit Card) Victim received 100 Amazon Packages that he did not charge to his Credit Card

11/16/2023 Vandalized The victim reported, numerous business trucks were damaged sometime in the overnight hours.

16/11/2023
16/11/2023

STREET SCAN: What is that?! What is it doing?!

Thanks for taking an interest in the investment taking place in your municipality to improve the road network.

To help improve the conditions of our streets, we are partnering with StreetScan, a Massachusetts-based company that has assessed streets in over 280 communities in North America.

StreetScan employs vehicle-mounted sensing technology to assess road conditions in normal traffic flow. The system utilizes its technology to determine the health of each street and to identify road defects including potholes, bumps, and cracking. This data helps the municipality to identify and prioritize repair needs.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact
James Gracy (Redding Public Works) at 203-938-2801 or email at [email protected].

15/11/2023
15/11/2023

Did you know?
From HRRA for the Redding Transfer Station...

11/11/2023
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04/11/2023

Redding Park and Recreation has added New Adult Pickleball Classes added with instructor HK Rook. All classes are indoors at the RCC Gym. The fee is $72 for two week sessions and include an open gym pickleball pass for 1 month.

Friday afternoon – Adult Beginner / Advanced Beginner Pickleball
A class for beginners or those with limited experience. This beginner class is perfect for those looking to learn the basics of the sport to include rules, skills & strokes, footwork & court positioning, and etiquette.
-Two Fridays Time: 1:30– 3:00pm
12/1- 12/8 # 11126-17
12/15- 12/22 # 11126-18

Friday morning - Adult Advanced beginner / low intermediate
-Take your game to the next level class for advanced beginners and low intermediate players.
-Two Fridays Time: 9:00– 10:30am
12/1- 12/8 # 11126-21
12/15- 12/22 # 11126-22

Monday morning -Adult Intermediate Pickleball Instruction
-Two Monday classes Time: 10:15-11:45am
11/27- 12/4 # 11126-19
12/11- 12/18 # 11126-20

Sign up now through the Park and Recreation office or online!

04/11/2023

LEGAL NOTICE-WARNING of November 7, 2023 Municipal Election
Pursuant to Section 9-226 of the General Statutes of the State of Connecticut, the Electors of the Town of Redding are hereby warned to meet at their respective polling places in said town on Tuesday, November 7, 2023, for the following purposes: to cast their votes for First Selectman, Selectman, Town Clerk, Town
Treasurer, Tax Collector, Board of Finance (full term & 2 year vacancy), Board of Education (full term & 2 year vacancy), Board of Assessment Appeals, Planning Commission, Zoning Commission, Zoning Board of Appeals, Zoning Board of Appeals Alternate, Constable and Regional Board of Education.

Notice is hereby given that the location of the polling place for all of Redding is the Community Center, 37 Lonetown Road. Optical scan voting machines will be used. Absentee ballots will be counted at the polls. Polls will be open from 6:00
a.m. to 8:00 p.m. -Michele R. Grande, Redding Town Clerk 10/23/2023

04/11/2023

Do you hear what we hear? It’s UKULELES! Time to get in the holiday spirit with .miss.kirk and a limited music series made possible by the generous support of !

Open to grades 2-6 - 6 week program begins Nov 13!

More info at BGCRE.net

04/11/2023

Artist Coffee & Conversations returns to The Granite tomorrow, November 4!

Please RSVP to [email protected] if you can make it.

03/11/2023

Drivers are urged to prepare for heavy traffic if they are planning to travel the route.

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25/10/2023

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Congratulations to the Reddingite who won $2 million in the Connecticut lottery !!!!!

The winning names, stories and photos on this website are just a small number of the thousands who claim prizes. The fact is, people win every day with the CT Lottery! Below is a list of recently claimed prizes of $10,000 or more. Please Note: When a winning scratch ticket is validated through a Lot...

25/10/2023

Artists - Early Bird Entry Fee ($25) ends October 25th! Regular Entry starts October 26 ($30) - deadline: November 2nd.

25/10/2023

Just a reminder before the crazy holiday season starts. Do not forget to use your FSA/HSA money before the end of the year. Prescription eyeglasses and sunglasses qualify.

23/10/2023

One week from today!

23/10/2023

TOWN OF REDDING/ OAK RIDGE WASTE SHRED DAY this Saturday, Oct. 21, 2023 9am-noon. See Flyer for details.

20/10/2023

Route 58 is closed between Valley Road and Silver Hill Road due to a serious motor vehicle accident involving wires. There are detour signs up for the closure. The road will be closed for an undetermined amount of time.

18/10/2023

The Redding Garden Club is once again sponsoring the "Make Redding Glow" on the Green this Halloween with lighted Jack-O-Lanterns from Oct. 29-31, 2023. See flyer for details.

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