Former Principal’s Arraignment On Larceny Charges Postponed
The arraignment of Jennifer Blue, the former principal of Westside Middle School Academy in Danbury accused of stealing over $5,500 from a school fund, has been postponed until December 2. Blue allegedly misused a school debit card to make 49 unauthorized purchases, including fuel, meals, and items bought while vacationing. She resigned in June following […]
Read MoreNo Excuse Absentee Voting Measure Passes
Connecticut voters passed a ballot measure supporting no-excuse absentee voting. The measure won by more than 49,000 votes, advancing it to the state Legislature for implementation. Lawmakers will now develop specific guidelines for universal absentee voting, which would allow voting by mail without needing to meet specific criteria, such as illness or travel.
Read MoreWater Warning Issued
Aquarion Water Company is warning thousands of Connecticut residents about possible lead or galvanized pipes in their homes. The company, which supplies water to nearly 60 towns, launched an online map showing pipe materials, though it states that mainline water remains lead-free. Customers are encouraged to inspect their pipes and complete a survey to help […]
Read MoreMore Election Results
U.S. Senator Chris Murphy was e-elected, Representative Jahana Hayes secured a third term, and voters approved a measure for no-excuse absentee balloting. Democrat Julie Kushner retained her seat in the 24th State Senate District, while races in the State House had wins for Raghib Allie-Brennan, Anne Weisberg, Farley Santos, Bob Godfrey, and Kenneth Gucker in […]
Read MoreNewtown Voters Approve Sale Of Old Police Headquarters
Newtown voters approved the sale of the old police headquarters on Main Street, paving the way for redevelopment. Meanwhile, Danbury’s $49 million bond proposal, which would fund a west-side fire station, police camera upgrades, and roadwork, is still awaiting final vote counts. Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves expressed confidence that the bond will pass, citing urgent […]
Read MoreMore Details Released On Danbury Armed Robbery
Danbury police have arrested four suspects after an armed robbery last Saturday. They say three people, one armed with a handgun, robbed a local business and fled in a black sedan. Officers later arrested three adults and a minor. Deyvson Alves-Moreira, Luis Felipe Pereira-Dasilva, and Ana Ribeiro Dos Santos face charges including robbery, weapon possession, […]
Read MoreMurphy Re-Elected
Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy celebrated his re-election victory Tuesday night, thanking voters for entrusting him with a third term. Murphy spoke passionately about his commitment to changing lives, and while reflecting on key legislation like the Bipartisan Safer Communities Act, Murphy reaffirmed his dedication to tackling tough issues.
Read MoreToday Is Election Day
Connecticut voters are heading to the polls today for the pivotal election. With control of the White House and state congressional seats at stake, the election comes after a heated campaign season marked by major developments, including President Biden’s forced exit and assassination attempts on former President Trump. Polls are open until 8 p.m.
Read MoreRidgefield Historical Society Has New President
The Ridgefield Historical Society is entering a new chapter with the election of Steven Meyers as president, succeeding Tracy Seem, who led the organization for four years. Meyers, a longtime Ridgefield resident and former Global Director of Environmental at Amazon Web Services, aims to continue the society’s community-focused initiatives.
Read MoreNew Milford Man Arrested
A New Milford man was arrested following a traffic stop that uncovered a connection to a wrong-way crash in Waterbury earlier this year. 51 year old Robert F. Schwarz Jr. also faces new drug charges after being found with heroin and drug paraphernalia during a traffic stop. He is currently behind bars, being held on […]
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