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Transitioning from Hats to Hope in Downtown Danbury Written by Womens Center of Greater Danbury   Once the home of the bustling Mallory Hat Factory, a historical site in downtown Danbury is being reawakened by the Women’s Center of Greater Danbury The Women’s Center of Greater Danbury and the City of Danbury announce the transformation of a piece of vacant, historic property located at 89 Rose Hill Avenue, where a 20-bed residential facility for women and children in transitio...

Here aresome of the biggest revelations that came out of council this year:   Whittaker walks: On the cusp of caretaker mode ahead of the March election a bombshell was dropped when former council CEO Michael Whittakers resignation was announced. His sudden resignation due to ill health came just two days after the Daily put a series of questions to council about the reasoning for Mr Whittakers recent absence and the status of an investigation into allegations of bullying within the organ...

Mayor Mark Fielding In his Christmas message, Alderman Mark Fielding said: “As we prepare for the Christmas period, I’m sure you will all agree that 2020 has been a very different year for all of us. “Our normal day-to-day lives and freedom have been challenged, and we’re now facing another very difficult period with impending new restrictions from Boxing Day. These are difficult measures which aim to protect our health service and our communities, and I’m urging you all to play your ...

Skip to main content Danburys new mayor, Joe Cavo, ready to roll his sleeves up to address COVID, other issues FacebookTwitterEmail 1of4 Joe Cavo, left, superintendent of apparatus for the Danbury Fire Department and Jim Beers, an apparatus mechanic, work on a fire truck in the parking lot of the Fire Departments New Street headquarters. The garage bays are not always big enough to work in. Photo taken Wednesday, Feb. 9, 2011.Carol Kaliff / STShow MoreShow Less 2of4 Joseph Cavo (R), Danbury Cit...

Enter your number to get our free mobile app   If youve ever watched Parks & Rec, youd imagine that the citizens would rally for a dog park, a new commercial building, etc. Danbury Mayor, Mark Boughton, who has been in the news a lot over the past week, took to his social media accounts to announce that he has made a decision on a piece of empty property in the city, and Id like to say that its heartwarming, and Id like to share the Mayors decision with you. Mayor Boughton has announced that t...

Transitioning from Hats to Hope in Downtown Danbury Written by Womens Center of Greater Danbury   Once the home of the bustling Mallory Hat Factory, a historical site in downtown Danbury is being reawakened by the Women’s Center of Greater Danbury The Women’s Center of Greater Danbury and the City of Danbury announce the transformation of a piece of vacant, historic property located at 89 Rose Hill Avenue, where a 20-bed residential facility for women and children in transitio...

Skip to main content Currently Reading Danburys Boughton, set to take new role, gets emotional over all the things weve done together FacebookTwitterEmail Mayor Mark BoughtonLisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut Media / DANBURY — The longest-serving mayor in Danbury history held his composure during his last State of the City address until he got to the point of thanking staff and constituents for their support over the last 20 years. “Danbury and the people of Danbury are always my home,” s...