State Launches Crackdown On Distracted Driving
A new statewide enforcement campaign is underway targeting distracted driving as officials respond to rising traffic fatalities. Authorities say behaviors like texting, phone use, and eating behind the wheel are major contributors to deadly crashes. Drivers are being warned to stay focused, with increased patrols and stricter enforcement aimed at reducing accidents and saving lives.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYEnergy Bills Could Drive Up Costs For Connecticut Residents
Three energy-related bills advancing in the Connecticut legislature could lead to higher costs for fuel, heating, and electricity. Proposals include new taxes, legal exposure for homeowners and businesses, and added surcharges tied to energy companies. Critics say the measures could raise prices across the board.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYMandatory Watering Schedule Begins For Aquarion Customers
Aquarion Water Company has announced a mandatory twice-weekly watering schedule through October to conserve water supplies. The rules apply to customers across multiple Connecticut communities, limiting lawn irrigation based on address numbers. Officials say the program helps prevent waste and ensures enough water for essential needs like drinking and fire protection.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBethel Residents To Vote On Budget With Tax Increase
Bethel residents will soon weigh in on a proposed $102 POINT 5 million budget that includes more than a 4% tax increase. Town leaders say rising costs for schools, healthcare and labor are driving the higher spending plan. A town meeting is set to finalize the proposal before it heads to a public vote later […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRoute 25 Reopens After Multi Vehicle Crash In Brookfield
Route 25 in Brookfield later reopened after a multi-vehicle crash forced a shutdown Sunday afternoon near High Ridge Road. Fire officials say the roadway was open again by mid-afternoon. No official word though on whether anyone was injured. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYRidgefield Budget Trimmed To Limit Tax Increase
Ridgefield’s Board of Finance has approved a $197 million budget for the next fiscal year, cutting $1.5 million from the school proposal to keep taxes in check. The plan results in about a 3.5% mill rate increase, staying below the 4% threshold officials believe voters will accept. Residents will have the final say when the […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYPower Restored After Storm Causes Outages Across Connecticut
Hundreds of Connecticut residents had power restored Sunday night after rain brought down tree limbs and knocked out electricity. At one point, more than 1,300 outages were reported statewide. Crews worked through the evening, reducing outages to just a handful by late night.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYCEE Fundraiser To Honor Impact Fairfield County
The Center for Empowerment and Education will host its annual “Together for Change” fundraising dinner April 17 at the Amber Room Colonnade. Organizers say the event will support programs focused on preventing domestic and interpersonal violence across the community. This year’s Founders Award will be presented to Impact Fairfield County for its work funding local […]
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