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Bethel, CT

My son made his stage debut earlier this month. The days before the two performances of “The Descendants” were fraught with nerves, but as soon as the curtain fell and the rapturous applause died out, he was already itching to tread the boards again. We are fortunate in...

Rick Magee (opinion): Proud members of the Cool Weirdos Club

Ridgefield, CT

Thanks to ongoing conversations with Ridgefield's Planning and Zoning Commission, Board of Selectmen, and the local Council of Governments, as well as other state legislators from Fairfield County, I have given direct feedback to leadership at the Capitol on housing bills, with the goal of arriving at a final bill that could help Ridgefield, and at the very least, won’t harm us. None of the bills before us are in their final form, and none have the same language or specifications they had when heard in the public hearing, but I will continue to advocate for Ridgefield until they are ready to be voted on in either chamber.

Op-ed: 'How We Create a Range of Housing That Works for Ridgefield'

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Wilton, CT

WESTON — Jim Kohler wanted to travel the world. So, like many young men his age, he enlisted in the Army when he graduated from Staples High School in 1963. “The older I get, the prouder I feel having served,” he said. Weston resident Kohler, 78, who served...

CT vet, helicopter door gunner in Vietnam says 'the older I get, the prouder I feel having served'

Bridgeport, CT

BRIDGEPORT — Municipal workers appear to have been in violation of a state beach maintenance rule when they ran over and crushed some horseshoe crabs last weekend at Seaside Park. More specifically, according to Connecticut's regulations, using motorized equipment to groom the sand, as was the case here, is...

CT DEEP looking into 'potential violations' after horseshoe crabs crushed on Bridgeport beach

New Haven, CT

When I ran for mayor I promised to chart a better path forward for New Haven to ensure every resident is treated equally and given a chance to succeed no matter their neighborhood. In a step towards fulfilling this mission, the Board of Alders unanimously approved New Haven’s fiscal year 2023-2024 budget recently, which builds on the significant progress we have made as a city in recent years.

Mayor Justin Elicker (opinion): Budget shows New Haven on the right path

When responding to a scene, whether it be the scene of a crime, a person calling for help or a medical call, an officer may have an idea what they are headed to, but they won’t know the full story until they arrive. Our officers need to be prepared for each and every circumstance, including how to help when someone is in crisis.

State Sen. Herron Gaston (opinion): Crisis Intervention Teams key to police response

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In the Suburbs: Remembering the good times at Penny's

\"To our valued customers, employees and friends, It brings us great sadness that after 40 years of service, this location is permanently closed.We want to thank...

"To our valued customers, employees and friends, It brings us great sadness that after 40 years of service, this location is permanently closed.We want to thank...

In the Suburbs: Remembering the good times at Penny's

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