Month: September 2024

Connecticut News

eBike Vouchers Available

The Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection has launched the second round of its popular electric bike voucher program. Residents can apply for vouchers worth up to $1,250. The program aims to offer cleaner, affordable transportation options and improve air quality. Vouchers are awarded via a lottery system. The application window is open until […]

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Warrant Reveals New Details In Newtown Businessman’s Sex Abuse Charges

The recent arrest of a Newtown man on 11 counts of child sexual abuse imagery possession, according to new details released in the warrant for his arrest, was the culmination of a police investigation that stemmed from an earlier probe into accusations that he supplied cigarettes to a minor. 64 year old Gary Buzzanca… a […]

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New Housing Ready In New Milford

A new four-story, 18-unit apartment building at 25 Church Street in downtown New Milford is ready to welcome tenants after nearly a year of construction. Developed by Danbury brothers Scott and David Benincasa, the “state of the art” building offers covered parking, an elevator, and in-unit washers and dryers. Six units are designated as affordable […]

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Realtors Endorse Foncello

The Connecticut Realtors Association has endorsed State Rep. Martin Foncello for reelection in the 107th District, which covers Brookfield, Bethel, and Newtown. In their statement, the Association highlighted Foncello’s commitment to creating a positive real estate environment, vital for the state’s economic stability. Representing nearly 19,000 members, the group promotes property ownership in Connecticut. Foncello, […]

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Investigation Continues Into New Milford School Threat

Schaghticoke Middle School in New Milford was closed Tuesday following a threat involving the use of a weapon, according to school officials. Superintendent Janet Parlato said the threat specifically mentioned the school for September 17, but no other schools were named. As a precaution, extra police presence was requested at all New Milford schools. Local […]

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New Milford Police Searching For Hit And Run Vehicle

New Milford police are searching for a black Volkswagen GTI involved in a hit-and-run on East Street earlier this month. The crash occurred around 10:30 p.m. on September 6, near the 40 block of East Street. Police say the car likely has damage including a missing driver’s-side mirror, based on debris found at the scene. […]

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Suspicious Mail Causing Concerns

Authorities are investigating a series of disturbing mailings that have targeted election offices across 17 states, including Connecticut after a package containing a suspicious white powder was intercepted earlier this week at a West Hartford post office. Although no injuries were reported, the substance is being tested in a lab. The FBI and U.S. Postal […]

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Alcohol Compliance Checks Reveal 4 Violators

Last Friday, members from the Danbury Police Department Detective Bureau, working with the Connecticut Department of Liquor Control, conducted unannounced compliance inspections of establishments that sell off-premise alcohol. The inspections were performed to determine compliance with state laws concerning the prohibition of the sale of alcohol to minors under the age of 21. A total […]

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Porsche Dealership Plans Stir Debate In Danbury

Danbury’s proposed new Porsche dealership on Mill Plain Road is contingent on a rule change allowing auto repairs near the city’s drinking water sources. The dealership aims to move from its current location on Sugar Hollow Road to a larger site, but environmental concerns are causing delays. The city’s planning staff supports the move, provided […]

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Newtown Carnival Worker Facing Charges

A carnival worker was arrested last Friday at Fairfield’s SeptemberFest after grabbing a minor she believed was stealing from a game trailer. Police say 35-year-old Amanda Stewart from Newtown was charged with second-degree breach of peace after witnesses reported she roughly grabbed the minor by the neck. Officers confirmed the minors were behind the trailer […]

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