Upper Kohanza News Today

Why This Place is a digital travel publication that set out to find the best states for hiking in the U.S.

When Mike joins the show he presents The Place You Live segment, a fascinating deep dive into the communities we call home. We were lucky enough to have him join us on Tuesday (6/6/23) and talk more about everyone's favorite local playground: Candlewood Lake.

Danbury is embracing a new law allowing for outside dining and drinking Downtown. Proponents believe this will help the restaurants in the Danbury provide an enhanced experience for their diners but not everyone is a fan.

Jack is a Danbury Meteorologist with a one of a kind personality. He displayed that personality and his passion for nature over the weekend in a post about beavers. On Sunday (1/15/23) he shared the following to his Danbury Weather Facebook page:

Nicholas's amazing story had everyone stopped in their tracks at our office. As he was telling us his story, I was getting goose bumps, Dave and Ethan had their mouths open in amazement and I saw some of the office workers glued in place, as they listened to the speakers in our office hallway.

Given Danbury’s location, and its vitality during the American Revolution, there are historic structures, places and markings wherever you go. Sometimes these places can get overlooked, part of a landscape we pass on the way to the store, or to work.

Danbury, CT is a wonderful place to live, trust me I know. There are plenty of activities, fantastic people and am abundance of diverse landscapes. You get it all, rolling hills, lakes, valleys and an urban center but there are situations that you may not want to find yourself in. These are the Danbury Situations You Don't Want to Find Yourself in.

Have you driven on Pembroke Road AKA Route 37 in Danbury recently? If you have, you may have noticed an alarming billboard right next to Jeffrey's Chinese Kitchen.

One of Danbury's most significant buildings is the vacant courthouse on Main Street. I took a tour of it recently and captured images to share with you. This is a look at the judge's chambers, inside the holding cells and around the grand courtroom of the Fairfield County Courthouse.

Mayor Cavo reiterated that he supports fully vaccinated individuals who choose to still wear their masks inside indoor public settings