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Ridgefield Post Office operations move to Danbury, but retail remains Alyssa Seidman FacebookTwitterEmail The United States Post Office at 26 Catoonah Street in Ridgefield.Hearst Connecticut Media file photo RIDGEFIELD — Residents might see “a slight change” in mail-delivery service now that the town’s letter carriers have moved to neighboring Danbury, USPS Strategic Communications Specialist Amy Gibbs said. On May 25, the town’s mail-handling operations moved to the USPS annex at Kenosia and Backus avenues in Danbury. Town officials informed residents Wednesday via social media tha...

Faith notes for June 5 The Hutchinson News Join us at First Presbyterian Church, 201 E. Sherman, this Sunday as Interim Pastor John Chastain brings a message from Matthew 14:19-21, “Submitting Our All to God”, at the 8:15 and 10:30 a.m. services, or during the 9 a.m. service (W@9) when Keith Neill’s message will be “All In” based on the same Scripture. We are following the guidelines laid out by the state and local authorities for proper disinfecting and ask everyone to practice social distancing. Face masks are encouraged and provided if needed. The 10:30 service will also be liv...

Ridgefield police officers gathered to memorialize the lives of previous officers.

'It is a tremendous honor': Ridgefield's arts leaders laud 'cultural district' designation Alyssa Seidman FacebookTwitterEmail 1of6 Ridgefield Playhouse Executive Director Allison Stockel speaks at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield. Gov. Ned Lamont was there to recognize the town’s approval for the state’s first designated cultural district.H John Voorhees III / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of6 Ridgefield’s Economic and Community Development Commission Chairman Geoffrey Morris unveiled the logo for the district’s signage, which includes a picture of an a...

Next Yesterday, Friday, May 22nd, the Town of Ridgefield was honored with the distinction of being named Connecticut’s first Cultural District, an initiative launched through legislation proposed by former State Representative John Frey in 2018 and made possible by a group of dedicated community members including ECDC Commissioner Glori Norwitt and Chair Geoffrey Morris. “The Cultural District designation recognizes that Ridgefield has an expansive yet walkable downtown area that makes the town a cultural powerhouse. It’s like the Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval,” said Morris. The ...