Day: September 15, 2025

School Resource Officer Removed Over Charlie Kirk Murder Comments

Across the state line in New York, a school resource officer in Somers was pulled from duty after posting remarks on Facebook about the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Officer Tanisha Blanche wrote posts that officials say glorified violence… something that school officials there say were unacceptable for someone tasked with protecting students. The […]

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Doordash Driver Suspected in Attempted Sexual Assault at UConn Storrs Campus

UConn police are investigating an attempted sexual assault on the Storrs campus. Officials say a DoorDash driver enticed a victim into his car during a delivery Saturday evening. Once inside, the victim was assaulted but managed to escape. The suspect drove off in a gold 1998 Toyota Camry. According to published reports, University investigators have […]

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Ct Screenwriter to Film Directorial Debut at Lovers Leap Bridge

New Milford’s Lovers Leap Bridge will soon be the backdrop for a new mystery-thriller called Intention. Screenwriter E. Brad Yancy, a Woodbury native, is making his directorial debut with the independent film, which begins shooting later this month and into October. The film will also use other Connecticut locations and is expected to be released […]

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Bethel Forced to Approve 42-unit Housing Plan After Court Order

Bethel’s Planning and Zoning Commission has approved a 42-unit apartment complex it originally rejected in 2023. A judge ruled the town’s concern about dust from a nearby masonry plant was only theoretical, leaving officials no choice but to sign off on the project. The Whitney Road site will include 13 affordable units under the state’s […]

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Danbury Moves to Secure Mill Plain Road Site for New Fire Station

Danbury officials are looking at Mill Plain Road as the possible home for a new west side fire station. The City Council voted to let Mayor Roberto Alves begin negotiations to buy property at 84 Mill Plain, where a vacant building now stands. Alves says the location is within the recommended zone and could improve […]

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Fall Archery Deer and Turkey Seasons Open September 15 in Connecticut

The state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection says Connecticut’s fall archery deer and turkey seasons open today. On private land, the season runs through December 31, with Zones 11 and 12 extended to January 31. New rules beginning October 1 will allow Sunday hunting on private lands for most game, though state lands remain […]

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Key Food to Open in Former Rite Aid Location on Germantown Road

Mayor Roberto Alves says a new Key Food supermarket will soon open at the former Rite Aid site on Germantown Road in Danbury. The market is expected to create more than 30 jobs while bringing fresh shopping options to the neighborhood. Alves says the store aims to open in the coming months.

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