Day: November 3, 2026

Ridgefield Historian Gives Book Rights to Historical Society

Ridgefield Town Historian Jack Sanders has given the publishing rights to 16 of his books to the Ridgefield Historical Society. The gift will help keep his research available for future readers while providing income for the nonprofit. All 16 books were originally self-published and reflect decades of research into Ridgefield’s history. The society also has […]

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Police Investigate Report of Man Approaching Child in Danbury

Danbury police are investigating a report that an older man driving a vehicle approached a child on Bittersweet Drive Monday. The New Fairfield Resident Trooper’s Office is assisting with the investigation. Police say residents should expect an increased police presence in the area while they look into what happened. Authorities have not released further details […]

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One Person and Dog Killed in Danbury Apartment Fire

One person and a dog died Sunday in an apartment fire on Kohanza Street in Danbury. Firefighters used a ladder to reach the second floor and brought the victim out through a window, but lifesaving efforts were unsuccessful. A passing volunteer firefighter had tried to get inside before crews arrived, but heavy smoke blocked the […]

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Danbury Gathering Focuses on Kindergarten Readiness

More than 130 educators, parents, health leaders and policymakers gathered in Danbury to discuss helping Connecticut children get ready for kindergarten. The event at Western Connecticut State University focused on connecting families with early childhood programs and support. The Connecticut Cradle to Career Coalition organized the discussion. Organizers say their next steps include coordinating services […]

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Connecticut Voters Head to the Polls Today

Connecticut polls are open today from 6 a.m. until 8 p.m. Voters are choosing a governor, members of Congress and state lawmakers, along with other state offices and local ballot questions. Anyone in line at their polling place by 8 tonight can vote. Eligible residents can also register today at designated locations in their towns. […]

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Connecticut Seeks Comments on Trail Bike Rentals

Connecticut is considering bicycle rentals along four state park trails and wants public feedback. Optional shuttle service could let riders finish at a different location without biking back to their starting point. The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection is accepting comments through November 20. The state has not yet opened bidding for rental operators.

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