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Now that we're on the other side of COVID (hopefully), there is plenty to look forward to in Danbury, starting with the Danbury Street Festival which takes place tomorrow (6/4/22). The streets of the Downtown portion of Danbury will be lined with food, music, art, games and vendors.

However, I am one person with one perspective, I know my routine, my kids school and what is important to me. So, whenever other Danbury residents are sharing their opinion about the Hat City, I try and pay close attention to see how they view it versus how I do.

With Connecticut enacting the nation's fifth consumer privacy law, businesses are increasingly electing to roll out their new obligations to users nationwide rather than state-by-state and are intensifying their call for Congress to set a firm federal standard. 

Jim was nice, I'm sure that he could have taken it deeper, and remember, these are jokes from a comedian, let's not lose our heads here. There is a lot of that going around and none of it ends well.

The legislation, subject to the governor’s approval, would become law in 2023.

What would happen if our food supply was cut off due to a natural disaster?

Hannah Casperson is from Brookfield, CT, she was taken into custody after a police chase, and car wreck on Sunday.

If you’re going to live life as the villain in an 80’s movie, you’d most likely do it in Greenwich, CT. Greenwich is “old money”, where the uber wealthy people live and play. The home you are about to see is in Greenwich, in a gated community, that Is inside another gated community, no joke.

In one word: Dicey

Connecticut bans more than 2,000 books, citing security and content concerns. Advocates ask why pro-civil rights, educational books are on the list.