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A woman charged with animal cruelty after 65 goats were allegedly found living in “a hell hole for goats” on her Redding property and another 40-50 goats were found dead is expected to accept an offer...

Nancy Zeppieri has joined Jewett City Savings Bank as branch manager of the Pawcatuck office. Zeppieri previously served as branch manager at Berkshire Bank’s Pawcatuck branch for eight years, whi...

A company is closing its Fairfield County plant causing 71 employees to lose their jobs.Cascades Containerboard Packaging in Newtown said in a letter to the First Selectman Jeffery Capeci, its intent to permanently close its manu…

A company is closing its Fairfield County plant causing 71 employees to lose their jobs.Cascades Containerboard Packaging in Newtown said in a letter to the First Selectman Jeffery Capeci, its intent to permanently close its manu…

Greenwich Selectmen OK Increased Outdoor Dining Fees, Earlier End Date - Greenwich, CT - The Greenwich Board of Selectmen approved the 2024 outdoor dining guidelines this week.

Fairfield First Selectman Bill Gerber his opposition to the Connecticut Citing Council’s decision to issue a certificate to United Illuminating for an alternate proposal for the company’s Railroad Transmission Line Upgrade Project. Gerber described the monopoles the project will require as a top priority for his administration in an interview with Westfair. The Hannon-Morissette Alternative […]

Jan. 31 Designated As 'John K. Wetmore Day' In Greenwich - Greenwich, CT - John Wetmore, a town attorney who worked in Greenwich for nearly 40 years, was recently honored with a proclamation.

Feb. 10 ushers in the 15-day lunar new year, with this being the Year of the Dragon, symbolizing honor, luck, nobility, power and success in a time of change and challenge.   To honor their native traditions, restaurateurs K Dong and chef Steven Chen will celebrate at their newest restaurant, Moli, with the launch of a […]

Café Unveiled At Newly-Named Wallace Center In Greenwich - Greenwich, CT - The Greenwich Senior Center was renamed in honor of the late Mary Louise Wallace, who donated a portion of her estate to help seniors.

WASHINGTON — The Board of Selectmen, meeting Thursday, January 18, began with a discussion about the Northwest Hills Council of Governments, a group of 21 member towns with similar needs