Brookfield To Survey Residents About Cannabis Businesses
Brookfield residents have the chance to shape the town’s stance on cannabis businesses as a public hearing approaches. The Zoning Commission is gathering feedback on proposed regulations that would permit cannabis establishments in the area. With a moratorium on new cannabis businesses set to expire, residents and business owners are encouraged to voice their opinions […]
Read MoreDanbury Expecting More Downtown Development
The former Car Land property in downtown Danbury is on the verge of a transformation as negotiations with a national retailer enter their final stage. The 1-acre site, located near the bustling intersection of Main and North streets, has been vacant for years. Plans include demolishing the existing building to make way for a new […]
Read MorePolice Warn Of Bumper Sticker Danger
Here in Connecticut , drivers are being urged to take a second look at their bumper stickers as police issue a warning about potential safety risks. While stickers may seem harmless, they can inadvertently reveal personal information, making vehicles targets for criminals. Whether it’s revealing your schedule, hobbies, or family details, police say the stickers […]
Read MoreStew Leonard Recall Issued
Stew Leonard’s issued a voluntary recall of select apple pie products due to potential allergen concerns. The recall affects Apple Crisp made with Honeycrisp Apples and No Sugar Apple Pie, sold at seven Stew Leonard’s locations across Connecticut, and also in New York and New Jersey between Aug. 28, 2023, and March 8th of this […]
Read MoreConnecticut Youth Summit Planned
Time is running out for high school educators to register their schools and students for the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s (DEEP) free online Connecticut Youth Climate Summit. Scheduled for March 26th, and with a focus on environmental involvement and advocacy, the event offers students valuable skills. The summit also features panels with […]
Read MoreMore, Better, Faster Internet Coverage On The Way
A $41 million initiative has been launched to bolster broadband infrastructure across the state of Connecticut, enhancing internet connectivity for residents and businesses. Administered by the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, the ConneCTed Communities Grant Program aims to bridge the digital divide, prioritizing underserved areas. Projects must ensure access to high-speed internet with […]
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