Alves Announces Plans To Run Again For Danbury Mayor
Danbury Mayor Roberto Alves has announced his re-election campaign, reporting $78,787 raised in just six weeks. Alves, highlighted what he says is progress in public safety and infrastructure. He will officially launch his campaign February 7th at Charter Oak Brewing.
Read MorePublic Hearing Scheduled For Bethel Development Plans
A developer plans to build 26 apartments on a 2.5-acre lot on Taylor Avenue in Bethel, despite concerns over traffic safety. The project includes four buildings and will require significant rock excavation. The Bethel Police Commission worries about the impact on traffic. A public hearing on the project is set for January 28.
Read MoreLake Drawdowns Beginning
FirstLight has begun its annual water drawdown at Candlewood Lake and Squantz Pond. The process, which started this week, will lower water levels to help manage invasive plants and zebra mussels while allowing for maintenance. The lake’s water will return to normal levels before Memorial Day.
Read MoreAccused Dog Killer Headed To Court
A New Milford man who was arrested last month for aggravated animal cruelty after allegedly killing and dismembering a purebred English bulldog will soon face a judge. Authorities say 39-year-old Benjamin Tyler strangled the dog and disposed of its remains in multiple dumpsters. Tyler has been free until now, on his own recognizance, but he […]
Read MoreDonate Blood Saturday In Danbury
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St. Joseph Church in Danbury. Donors between now and January 26th are entered to win a trip to the Super Bowl LIX. Schedule your donation ahead of time online at www.RedCrossBlood.org.
Read MoreFire Danger Reminder
As those deadly fires continue to burn in California, here in Connecticut, forest fire danger level remains high again today, according to the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. Windy conditions and dry weather have increased the risk. Everyone is urged to avoid open burning, extinguish smoking materials, and report fires by calling 911
Read MoreFlorida Man Pleads Guilty To Danbury Carjacking & Kidnapping
A Florida man has pleaded guilty in federal court here in Connecticut after a failed ransom plot tied to a couple’s carjacking and kidnapping last August in Danbury. 19-year-old Michael Rivas admitted to kidnapping and conspiracy charges. Prosecutors say he and five others targeted the couple in Danbury, believing their son held a large cryptocurrency […]
Read MoreLamont Heading To DC For Trump Inauguration
Governor Ned Lamont has confirmed he will attend President-elect Donald Trump’s 2nd inauguration later this month. Despite being a Democrat and a vocal critic of Trump, Lamont says he respects the office and the peaceful transfer of power.
Read More$610,000 Aimed At Replacing Roofs In Newtown
A $610,000 state grant will help Newtown replace roofs on historic Fairfield Hills duplexes, moving closer to leasing them for commercial use. Renovations aim to boost the local tax base.
Read MoreAccused “Stalking Cop” Due Back In Court
Former Danbury police officer Myckol Rodriguez, accused of stalking a woman while on duty, is due back in court on February 6th. Rodriguez was fired in December following his arrest for second-degree stalking.
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