Two Arrested After Danbury Drug Investigation
Danbury police arrested two men October 29 following a months-long investigation into suspected drug sales on High Street Extension. Police say a search uncovered crack cocaine, powder cocaine, scales and drug paraphernalia. Authorities charged 42 year old Wayne Wymss with drug possession, possession with intent to sell and operating a drug factory. His bond was […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury Police Investigate Report of Driver Approaching Child
Danbury police are investigating a report that a driver approached a child walking home on Bittersweet Drive and told him to get in. Police say the child did not enter the vehicle. The driver was described as an older white man. Danbury officers are working with Connecticut State Police, and residents can expect increased patrols […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYDanbury PAL Raffle Offers Cash Prizes to Support Youth Programs
Danbury PAL is holding a fundraising raffle to support its youth programs, with winning tickets drawn Tuesday, November 24. Prizes include five thousand dollars for the grand prize winner, one thousand dollars for second place, and five hundred dollars each for three additional winners. Proceeds support mentoring, athletics and recreation through PAL’s eighteen year-round youth […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConstruction Executive Gets Probation in Connecticut Bribery Case
Construction executive Antonietta Roy has been sentenced to two years of probation for her role in bribing former Connecticut school construction official Kosta Diamantis. The sentence includes six months of home confinement and fifty hours of community service. Roy pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery in 2024 and testified against Diamantis last year. Prosecutors […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Senator Proposes Statewide Pause on Data Centers
State Senator Bob Duff is proposing a statewide moratorium on data centers while Connecticut lawmakers study their effects on electricity, water, infrastructure costs and noise. Duff says details would be worked out during the 2027 legislative session. Several communities have already approved temporary pauses.
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYBrookfield Approves Smaller Warehouse at Berkshire Corporate Park
Brookfield’s Planning and Zoning Commission has unanimously approved a smaller manufacturing warehouse at Berkshire Corporate Park. The revised plan calls for a forty thousand square foot building, down from forty-seven thousand, with fewer parking spaces. Landlord Greg Steiner says an unidentified local company wants a long-term lease for seventy percent of the building. The company […]
Click HERE To Read THE REST OF THE STORYConnecticut Firearms Deer Hunting Season Opens November 18
Connecticut’s firearms deer hunting season opens Wednesday, November 18. State environmental officials urge hunters, hikers and others heading outdoors to wear fluorescent orange and tell someone where they’re going. Junior deer hunter training days run November 7 through 14, excluding Sunday on state land, with licensed adult supervision required. Deer hunters on private property must […]
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