Roadwork Temporarily Shuts Down Rt. 69/Wolcott Road This Weekend
Starting at 7AM on Saturday morning, Wolcott Road will completely shut down to traffic, which will wrap up sometime in the evening on Saturday, if all goes well
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Connecticut Lawmakers Pass Recreational Marijuana Bill After Vigorous Debate
It's looking good for legal weed.
CT Schools Can Seek Financial Penalty for Having Native American Mascots
Are Native American school mascots wrong?
CityCenter Danbury Restaurants Hosting Downtown Grub Crawl
One thing that's tough to come by these days is cheap eats. The good thing is that there is a special food event in CityCenter Danbury that does what it's designed to do: Catch a hungry man's attention
Celeb Namesake of Danbury Sewer Plant Offers Script for Local Car Dealers
Oliver has put out an offer to local car dealers, offering a free script for their next commercial. You can't read it ahead of time, and you have to sign a contract agreeing to produce the free script as-is.
How to Avoid a Car Crash When Approaching the Iconic Newtown Flagpole
How to avoid an accident at the flagpole.
New Lake Stewards Added to Candlewood Lake Boat Ramps
If you launced your boat on Candlewood Lake from one of the many ramps throughout Greater Danbury over the last weekend, you may have noticed one of the new Lake Stewards there to inspect your boat.
Metro North Shifts Toward Normal Schedule After COVID Restrictions End
As we continue a return to getting things back to near normal, Metro North has taken their first steps to getting trains back and running on pre COVID-19 schedules.
Single-Use Plastic Bags Banned in Connecticut Starting July 1
A restriction that started before Covid-19 here in the Nutmeg State was the ban of single-use plastic bags, and the horrible idea of a 10 cent surcharge if you needed one