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Greater-Danbury 2021 Mayor + First Selectman Election Results

These are the top line results for the 2021 Election results for Mayor and First Selectman from throughout the Greater-Danbury area.

Henri brings power outages to Danbury as area braces for tropical storm's impact

Five more Danbury area towns to impose COVID mask mandates

New Milford Police Urge People to Stay Away From Housatonic River

In the aftermath of recent drownings in the area, New Milford Police have taken to social media to warn residents of the dangers of the Housatonic River. Back in June, two men from Danbury lost their lives while fishing by the Bleachery Dam, one man slipped into the raging river and the other slipped in trying to rescue him, both were declared accidental drowning victims. Get our free mobile app With summer storms, that seem to be very prevalent this year in Northwest Connecticut, causing the Housatonic River to be extra active and dangerous. The New Milford Police Department have taken to social media to warn residents of the danger that the roaring river possess.

New Milford Police: Housatonic River is Not a Recreational Area

New Milford Goes to Work on Massive Riverfront Revitalization

** Natives Meadows Preserve and Sculpture Walk Revitalization Committee's FB Page... According to former Mayor Liba Fuhrman, who heads up the Revitalization Committee, she explained to Hearst Connecticut Media; “Like most towns in Connecticut, our population is aging, so we really want to focus on bringing in families and young millenials. I  just want it to be alive and vibrant. A place for people." Because of the size of the project, it may be a work in progress over the next ten years but, as each phase is completed, New Milford residents will be able to bask in the glory of New Milford becoming a tourist destination.

Facing need for substitute teachers in region, New Milford hosts job fair

'This bill will save lives': Bill to offer support for people who use opioids moves to Lamont's desk

Skip to main content Currently Reading 'This bill will save lives': Bill to offer support for people who use opioids moves to Lamont's desk FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Justin Cullmer, New Milford Police community care coordinator, talks with a client in the parking lot of a local food business. Wednesday, July 15, 2020, in New Milford, Conn.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of6 L-R: Roman Barksdale/WCHN Peer Engagement Specialist, Justin Cullmer, WCHN High Risk Navigator, Michael Finn, City of Danbury Homeless Shelter Program Coordinator and Kevin McVeigh, WCHN High Risk Navigator discuss the previous night's storm impact outside Danbury's New Street Shelter.Contributed / Western Connecticut Health NetworkShow MoreShow Less

Here's a Memorial Day weekend event guide for Danbury, Ridgefield, Brookfield and more

Here's a Memorial Day weekend event guide for Danbury, Ridgefield, Brookfield and more FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 The annual Danbury Memorial Day Parade took place on Main Street in Danbury on Monday May 27, 2019.Lisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of5 Photos from Danbury's annual Memorial Day parade in Danbury, Conn. on Monday, May 28, 2018. The parade began at the intersection of Rose St. and Main St. and ended with a ceremony at Rogers Park.Michael Cummo / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 3of5 4of5 The Annual Danbury Memorial Day Parade took place on Main Street in Danbury on Monday May 27, 2019.Lisa Weir / For Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less

'A gift and blessing': New Milford doctor and businessman helps town leaders combat COVID-19

'A gift and blessing': New Milford doctor and businessman helps town leaders combat COVID-19 FacebookTwitterEmail H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut Media NEW MILFORD — While Dr. Jeremy Levin never imagined he’d be sitting on Zoom dispensing critical medical advice to a Connecticut town council, he has always expected a pandemic. For months now, Levin, an influential figure in the biopharmaceutical industry, has been a font of fact and fortitude for his town, offering guidance to local leaders from his farm in New Milford. Yet Levin, originally from South Africa, has known something like this was coming since his years as a young physician in Switzerland.