Day: August 26, 2026

North Haven Ranks Among Nation’s Hottest

Real estate is booming here in Connecticut. North Haven ranks eighth among the nation’s hottest housing markets, according to Realtor.com. Listings received more than five times the national average views and stayed on the market for a median of 30 days. Stamford ranked 11th.

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Newtown Approves Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch

Newtown’s wetlands commission has approved Monroe landscaper Austin Bonner’s plan for a Christmas tree farm, pumpkin patch and cornfield on Obtuse Road near the Brookfield border. The one-acre growing area is within a protected wetlands buffer, but officials determined farming is permitted on the property.

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Aggressive Coyote Attacks Dogs in Fairfield

Fairfield police are warning residents about an aggressive coyote that attacked several dogs there. Police say the animal has also approached people and other dogs of various sizes. Residents are urged to keep pets indoors and remain alert while outside.

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Redding Business Owner Faces Workers’ Compensation Charge

A Redding landscaping company owner has been charged with failing to provide workers’ compensation insurance. State officials say 44 year old Matthew Lang, owner of Shoots to Roots Plant Care, did not carry insurance or demonstrate the ability to compensate injured workers. He is due in Danbury court September 28.

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Ansonia Police Officer Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge

An Ansonia police officer faces a disorderly conduct charge following an off-duty incident. Police say 24 year old Denyce Ruiz became combative after drinking at a Stamford festival August 10 and was briefly hospitalized. The department has launched an internal investigation.

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Brookfield Police Seek Help Identifying Man

Brookfield police have released a surveillance photo of a man who may have information about an ongoing criminal investigation. He is shown wearing a dark baseball cap and T-shirt and has a distinctive tattoo on his right forearm. Anyone recognizing him should contact Brookfield police.

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