Danbury Opens Free Little Card Barn
Danbury unveiled what CityCenter officials call the nation’s first Free Little Card Barn. A ribbon cutting was held Wednesday afternoon at CIFC Health on Main Street. The barn works like a Little Free Library, allowing people to take, leave, or donate greeting cards at no cost. The project is funded through AARP Connecticut’s Livable Communities […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Planners Reject Self Storage Proposal
Danbury’s Planning Commission has voted unanimously to oppose a proposal allowing self storage space at a commercial plaza on West Street. City planners cited recent zoning changes aimed at limiting self storage and promoting active commercial use. The decision sends a negative recommendation to the Zoning Commission, which will hold a public hearing January 27.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYMore People Left Connecticut Than Moved In During 2025
More people moved out of Connecticut than into the state for the third straight year, according to new data from U-Haul. The state posted a net migration loss of about two percent in 2025, ranking 42nd nationwide. U-Haul says warmer, mostly Republican-led states saw the strongest population gains.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBethel Officer Charged In Fatal Route 8 Crash Case
A Bethel police officer is facing criminal charges tied to a January 2025 Route 8 crash in Shelton that killed 14 year old Chloe Ramsubhag of Waterbury. State police say 32 year old Jessenia Beamonte is accused of helping a relative evade responsibility and interfering with the investigation. Authorities say she delayed contacting emergency services […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYCell Phone Service Largely Restored After Widespread Outages
Wireless service for Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile customers was largely restored Wednesday night after outages, both here in Connecticut and nationwide, disrupted calls, data and internet access. Problems were reported beginning early afternoon, with Verizon hit hardest.
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Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrookfield Builder Proposes Homes In New Milford Farm Country
A Brookfield developer wants to build seven new five bedroom homes on 86 acres along Judds Bridge Road near the Roxbury line in New Milford. The plan would subdivide the property into eight residential lots, keeping the existing home and converting a garage into an accessory apartment. The land includes wetlands and steep slopes, with […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYADA Transition Plan Project Moves Forward
The next phase of WestCOG’s ADA Transition Plan Assistance Project is now underway. Kickoff meetings with municipal staff in Brookfield and Sherman were held in November. WT Group audit teams were in both towns during the week of December 15 through 19, reviewing municipal buildings and facilities. About 20 sites are being audited in Brookfield […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYSevere Cold Weather Protocol Activated
Connecticut’s Severe Cold Weather Protocol goes into effect this afternoon and runs until noon on Friday. The protocol coordinates shelters, warming centers, and transportation for vulnerable residents. Anyone needing help is urged to call 2-1-1 or visit www.211ct.org.
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