Developer Named For Train Station Work Tops Stamford News

STAMFORD, Conn. — A developer being chosen for the construction at the Stamford Transportation Center led the news in the city this week. Here is a look at what else took place.

This rendering shows how the area near the Stamford Transportation Center will look after a massive transit-oriented development project is completed.
Photo Credit: *Courtesy of STUDIO V Architecture*

by Anthony Buzzeo

07/14/2013 5:00 a.m.

Citizen Bank in Glenbrook was robbed of about $4,900 by a woman Monday morning. The suspect, who has not yet been found, stands about 5-foot-3, and weighs 200 pounds.
Gov. Dannel Malloy swung by the Stamford Museum & Nature Center Tuesday afternoon as part of his Tourism Tour.
Police arrested a second suspect, Anthony McCoy, 24, of Stamford in a stabbing at Bradford's Grill & Tavern last month. They are looking for the third suspect, Stephen "Seagull" Barnes.
Officer Seth O'Brien has been named Police Officer of the Year by Stamford Police. O'Brien works the midnight shift with his K-9 partner, Cooper.
The state's Department of Transportation announced that it is negotiating with Stamford Manhattan Development Ventures on a $500 million construction project to revamp the Transportation Center and the area around it.
Police are looking for Michael "Murdah" McFarlane who is a suspect in a shooting case and a pistol whipping, and a person of interest in a third. The 20-year-old Stamford resident is 5-foot-11, 150 pounds.

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