Danbury Housing Plans Outlined
In Danbury, plans are underway to replace a fire-damaged home and two neighboring buildings on South Main Street with 20 affordable housing units. The project, spearheaded by Connecticut Housing Partners and Catholic Charities, aims to provide supportive housing for the working poor. The development will also include social service offices, and city officials hope it […]
Read MoreCondo Fire In Danbury
Danbury firefighters rescued five residents and a cat from a fire at a condominium on Triangle Street Wednesday afternoon. The fire broke out in Building B just after 3pm, with heavy smoke coming from a third-floor balcony. One person was carried to safety, while a family of four and their cat were rescued from another […]
Read MoreDEEP Strengthens Mosquito Warning
The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, along with the state’s Mosquito Management Program, is ramping up warnings about the risk of mosquito-borne diseases like Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and West Nile Virus (WNV). EEE carrying mosquitos have been detected in growing areas of Connecticut, and the state also reported its first horse infected […]
Read More6 Florida Men Arrested In Connection With Danbury Carjacking
Six Florida men are now facing federal charges in connection with a violent carjacking and kidnapping in Danbury that took place back on August 25. The men, including 23 year old Angel Borrero, allegedly rear-ended a couple’s Lamborghini before kidnapping them and threatening to kill them. The victims were bound with duct tape and assaulted […]
Read MoreDevelopment Plans Outlined In New Milford
In New Milford, a developer has proposed a new development on Old Park Lane Road, aiming to build a two-story building with 16 two-bedroom apartments. Five of these units will be designated as affordable housing. The plan seeks to bypass local zoning rules in exchange for including affordable units. The $2.5 million project will also […]
Read MoreBusiness Optimism Index Falling
The National Federation of Independent Business Small Business Optimism Index dropped by 2.5 points in August, down to 91.2, erasing July’s gains. This marks the 32nd month below the 50-year average. Inflation remains the top issue, with 24% of small business owners citing it as their biggest challenge. Connecticut small business owners have expressed increasing […]
Read MoreWooster High Student Named Semifinalist
Anselm Juan, a student at Wooster High School in Danbury, has been named a semifinalist in the 70th annual National Merit Scholarship Program. Juan is now in the running for one of nearly 7,000 scholarships worth a combined $26 million, which will be awarded next spring. About 95% of semifinalists typically reach finalist status, with […]
Read MoreConnecticut Veterans Hall of Fame Nominations Due By Sunday
Connecticut residents can now nominate distinguished veterans for the 2024 Connecticut Veterans Hall of Fame, but hurry… the application period is open only until Sunday, September 15th. Established in 2005, the Hall of Fame honors veterans who have made significant impacts in their communities post-service, recognizing leaders in education, public service, the arts, volunteer activities, […]
Read MoreBest Of Brookfield Event Set For October 16th
Join the Greater Danbury Chamber for the annual “Best of Brookfield” event being held on October 16th from 4:30 to 7:30 at the Candlewood Inn. The entrance fee is only $5. Showcase your business, make new connections, and grow your network! All businesses and non-profits throughout the Greater Danbury area are welcome to join. Sponsorships […]
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