Cannondale Founder Joe Montgomery Dies At 86
Joe Montgomery, founder of the Wilton based Cannondale bicycle brand, has died. He was 86. Montgomery launched the company in 1971 from a loft above a Wilton pickle factory, helping pioneer lightweight aluminum bicycle frames that reshaped the industry. His wife says he died after ongoing heart troubles. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYFairfield County Sports Hall Of Fame Names Class Of 2025
The Fairfield County Sports Hall of Fame has announced its seven member Class of 2025, marking the group’s 20th anniversary. The class includes NFL standout Zach Allen of New Canaan, longtime Lakers trainer Gary Vitti, and several accomplished athletes and coaches from across the region. Inductees represent professional, amateur, and community service wings, honoring decades […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Man Sues Dunkin Over Hot Coffee Spill
A Danbury man is suing a Dunkin’ location in East Lyme, claiming a loose lid caused hot coffee to spill on him at a drive thru. The lawsuit says the coffee caused second degree burns, lasting injuries, and emotional distress. The suit alleges negligence by store employees and seeks damages exceeding 15 thousand dollars.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYEviction Case Against UConn In Bethel Withdrawn
An eviction case targeting UConn’s Fairfield County Extension Center in Bethel has been withdrawn in state court. The property owner dropped the action nearly three years after filing, but a separate legal fight over ownership of the site remains unresolved. An appeal tied to that dispute is now scheduled for a hearing next month, with […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYNewtown Faces Another Lawsuit Over Denied Apartment Plan
An Easton developer has filed a legal appeal after Newtown denied a proposal for a 300 unit apartment complex near Mount Pleasant Road. The lawsuit claims the town violated state affordable housing law by rejecting the plan without valid health or safety concerns. It marks the seventh development related court challenge filed against Newtown in […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrookfield School Budget Proposes 6 Percent Increase
Brookfield school leaders are proposing a 6 percent spending increase for the 2026–27 school year, totaling nearly 59 million dollars. The plan includes hiring three additional educators, including a bilingual teacher to support a growing multilingual student population. Officials say rising health insurance costs and technology needs are major drivers of the increase. The proposal […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Library Launches Winter Reading Bingo Challenge
Danbury Library is inviting readers of all ages to take part in its 2026 Winter Reading Bingo Challenge, running through February 28. Participants complete reading and activity prompts for a chance to win prizes, including a winter gift basket and ice skating passes. Bingo cards are available at the library, with completed entries due by […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYAccess Health CT Extends Enrollment Deadline
Connecticut residents now have more time to sign up for health or dental insurance. Access Health CT has extended the enrollment deadline to January 31, with coverage beginning February 1. Officials say the move comes after confusion tied to expired federal health care subsidies. State lawmakers approved 70 million dollars to replace those subsidies, giving […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Weighs Return To Nuclear Power
Connecticut is exploring a return to nuclear power as part of its future energy mix, citing reliability and lower carbon emissions. Supporters say nuclear energy could help meet rising demand and reduce reliance on fossil fuels. A key challenge is fuel supply, with limited sourcing options after multiple plant closures.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Gets Federal Rural Health Funding Boost
Connecticut is set to receive about 154 million dollars in federal funding to improve health care access in rural communities. The money comes from the Rural Health Transformation Program created under President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, aimed at offsetting potential Medicaid cuts. State officials say the funding will support workforce expansion, population […]
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