New Connecticut Law Expands Protections for Domestic Violence Survivors
Connecticut residents now have stronger legal protections under a new state law aimed at domestic violence victims.The law keeps the location and address of shelters confidential, shielding them from disclosure in public meetings or records. The law takes effect immediately, strengthening safety measures statewide.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Teachers Endorse Roberto Alves for Mayor
For the first time in over a decade, Danbury teachers have officially endorsed a mayoral candidate, backing Democrat Roberto Alves. The NEA of Danbury highlighted Alves’ understanding of local schools and commitment to funding education. Alves, a Danbury Public Schools graduate and parent, called the support an honor and pledged to address the city’s long-standing […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Police Seek Suspects After Saturday Night Shooting
Danbury Police are continuing their investigation into a Saturday night shooting that left two men injured near Rose Hill Avenue and Ann Drive. A man in his 60’s is in critical condition, while a man in his 30’s is in fair condition at Danbury Hospital. No suspects have been identified and police are working to […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYNewtown Man Arrested After Passing Note to 8-Year-Old in Community Center
23 year old Adam Bryan Bowditch of Sandy Hook, was arrested October 1 for risk of injury to a child, tampering with evidence, and disorderly conduct. Police have released more information about it, and they say Bowditch passed a note to an 8-year-old girl in a family locker room at the Newtown Community Center back […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSeven More Troopers Disciplined In Connecticut Ticket Scandal
Seven additional Connecticut state troopers have been punished for falsifying traffic ticket data, bringing the total disciplined to 18. Internal reports show some troopers created fake tickets to appear more productive — a “common practice,” according to one sergeant. None of the newly punished officers were found to have intentionally deceived anyone. The long-running scandal, […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrookfield School Leaders Say Homeschool Data Incomplete
Brookfield school officials admit they don’t know exactly how many local children are homeschooled. The district estimates about 20 students from 18 families are being taught at home, but only two families responded to a recent request for updated information. Connecticut law doesn’t require families to file an annual notice of intent, leaving school districts […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrookfield Deli And Catering Closes Federal Road Location
Brookfield Deli and Catering has closed its Federal Road location after serving the community for years. The Brookfield shop was known for breakfast specials, hot and cold sandwiches, and event catering. The business announced its final day was Sunday, October 12th. Customers are now being directed to its Newtown location for catering and deli orders.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDeveloper Proposes Luxury Homes On New Milford Ridgeline
A Danbury developer is seeking approval to build 13 luxury homes on a 54-acre property off Bonnie Vu Lane in New Milford. The project, called Evergreen Estates, would sit on a scenic ridgeline overlooking Washington. Plans include four-bedroom homes on two- to three-acre lots, with nearly 40 percent of the site preserved as open space. […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Power Restored After Nor’easter Cuts Electricity To Thousands
More than 15,000 Connecticut customers lost power Monday as a nor’easter swept through with heavy rain and wind. Eversource alone reported nearly 13,000 outages at midday. By late evening, fewer than 2,500 remained without electricity. Utility crews said most damage came from downed tree limbs. Restoration work continued through the night.
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