Danbury Man Facing Charges After Bar Fight
A 41-year-old Danbury man faces multiple charges, including assault and witness intimidation, after a July bar attack left one man injured. David Rafael Grullon Jr. is free on bond for now, but he is also set for arraignment January 14.
Read MoreFormer Danbury Pharmacist Passes At 101
Former Danbury drug store owner and pharmacist Philip Ginsburg has passed away at the age of 101. Known for his deep compassion, Ginsburg served as a pharmacist for over 45 years, filling more than a million prescriptions. He was also deeply involved in his community and was remembered for his positive, people-first attitude.
Read MoreGovernor Delivers State Of The State
Governor Ned Lamont urged lawmakers to focus on affordability and opportunity during his State of the State address Wednesday. Lamont highlighted the need for affordable energy, early childcare, and flood insurance, while defending the state’s economic growth measures. Republicans criticized the speech as lacking substance. The session runs through June 4.
Read MoreNew Milford Woman Headed To Prison
Maria-Angela Bosch of New Milford has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for a 2022 New Milford hit-and-run that killed 63-year-old John Capodanno. Bosch pleaded no contest to evading responsibility.
Read MorePollinator Pathway Program Planned
Western Connecticut State University will host a meeting for the Danbury Pollinator Pathway on January 16. The event, open to the public, will focus on planning for the year ahead and will take place from 4 to 5 p.m. at the Science Building on the Midtown campus.
Read MoreAccused Fraudster Shot & Killed
A former Connecticut resident accused in a $1 million DoorDash phishing scheme that targeted more than 700 delivery drivers, will not be facing any charges now. 22-year-old David Smith, formerly of Stanford, was fatally shot Monday in New Rochelle. Police say it was due to some sort of personal dispute. Two people are now charged […]
Read MoreWarming Stations Extended
Governor Ned Lamont has extended Connecticut’s severe cold weather protocol through noon on Friday due to ongoing frigid conditions. Shelters and warming centers remain open statewide, with resources available by calling 2-1-1 or visiting 211ct.org. Transportation can also be arranged for those in need.
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