Water Conservation Measures Stepped Up In Danbury
Danbury officials are urging residents to stop watering their lawns and gardens due to high water demand caused by the recent hot weather. The city posted on Facebook asking residential water customers to voluntarily halt irrigation, while all commercial customers and residential complexes are required to stop using irrigation systems immediately. The goal is to […]
Read MoreMore Roof Repairs At New Milford High School
Efforts are underway to rectify deficiencies in the ongoing New Milford High School roof project. Following multiple setbacks including fires and installation issues, officials are set to begin remediation this summer, starting in July. The bonding company will oversee repairs to ensure the roof meets its intended specifications. This six-year saga, marred by delays and […]
Read MoreSuspects Hunted In Southbury
In Southbury, police are looking for suspects involved in a purse snatching incident at the Southbury Library on Poverty Road. An 80-year-old woman’s purse was forcibly taken as she was getting into her vehicle. The suspects fled in a stolen black Cadillac XT5 with Rhode Island plates, taken earlier from Stonington. One suspect, described as […]
Read MoreSuit Withdrawn In Brookfield
In Brookfield, a lawsuit involving a former Zoning Commission chairman has been withdrawn. Mark Mansa had sued Michael Biolsi and Gary Goetz over a 2022 fight outside a Federal Road bar. Goetz, who recently ran for town clerk, was accused of assaulting Mansa. Police reports indicated that Goetz acted in self-defense. Both sides have since […]
Read MoreFree Meals Offered This Summer In Danbury
Danbury Public Schools are offering free summer meals at four locations, ensuring children 18 and under have access to nutritious food. The Summer Food Service Program provides meals with no questions asked at spots like the Danbury Public Library, where kids can enjoy lunch alongside games and crafts. This initiative runs weekdays through August 24th, […]
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