On Monday, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), a member of the U.S. Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation, will ride the Waterbury Branch Rail Line from […]
Duff: “The Republican Party made its decision tonight. Everybody pulled together with a positive campaign. Going forward we have to stick to the message, smaller […]
Seemingly from a gentler time and place Duff stands apart from today’s current crop of sweet-talking vote seekers. Spend a few minutes with Will and […]
State Rep. Dan Carter (R- Bethel, Danbury, Newtown & Redding) today warned homeowners that they could face extra costs this winter if they use emergency generators […]
The move is designed to allow the pantry, which has been in operation at St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church since 1993, to attract broader support and […]
Murphy will underscore his support for the DMMP and emphasize that without implementation of the DMMP, Connecticut will see a 15% loss in navigation-dependent economic […]
John J. Kelly: “Don’t miss this opportunity to give us the best qualified candidate for a better Bethel.” Report by Paula Antolini September 12, 2015 […]
“Senator Fasano is right when he suggests GE was not bluffing this past June when company officials publically said proposed tax hikes in the state […]
Bernard: “…I support Will Duff on Sept. 16. The one with the most knowledge of the working of our town government and who will take […]
In 1972 the United States Supreme Court announced that “above all else, the First Amendment means that the government has no power to restrict expression […]
J. Philip Gallagher endorses candidate Will Duff for Bethel First Selectman in the upcoming Republican Primary election on September 16, 2015, and in the General […]
Hillman: “This vote is for a change of direction and to get the candidate I feel can best differentiate himself from the incumbent.” Report by […]
What do Connecticut’s own P.T. Barnum and I have in common? No, not just a love of circuses. We are both “rail advocates” fighting for […]
Topics to be discussed: Sales and Use Tax, Estate and Gift Taxation, Personal Income Tax, Property Tax, Tax Exempt Properties, PILOT, Business Personal Property Taxation, […]
Prepare to attend the second of two Bethel Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) work sessions tonight, regarding the Bethel proposed crematorium in Bethel’s Clarke Business […]
Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is a creation of the labor movement and is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American […]
The Town of Bethel is announcing the start of BETHEL FORWARD, a plan to revitalize downtown Bethel. Two meetings are scheduled for Thursday, October 1st […]
Boucher: “Overall it is important to measure a student’s growth. However, a more deliberative thoughtful approach on such an important change in instruction and testing […]
Regional YMCA faculty and teachers told Esty about the School Readiness efforts and the before/after/summer school programming. Together, they discussed the need for kindergarten preparedness, the […]
Department of Motor Vehicles transitions to a real time modern computer software system that should allow for many more online services. Report by Paula Antolini […]
Boucher: A robust real estate market is the bellwether of a healthy economy. Realtors are among the first to detect developing economic trends. Recently, several […]
“With the passage of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA), Congress took a major step forward in shifting the focus of food safety from response […]
On Wednesday, after holding 11 roundtables all across Connecticut with local mental health professionals, policy experts, and families to identify the weaknesses in our mental health system, […]
Devices Expected to Modernize System, Grow Ridership. CTtransit buses throughout the state will soon be equipped with GPS devices that will provide real-time bus location […]
Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) is forecasting unhealthy air quality for “sensitive groups” on Monday and Tuesday, August 17-18, for all of […]
Legislators will discuss the major issues that shaped the 2015 legislative session – especially how new laws and the state budget could affect you. Report […]
Letter to the Editor: Bethel resident Dan Gaita has just created a petition on change.org discussing the need for a qualified tax assessor and he […]
Malloy: “In 2012, Connecticut joined 16 other states and the majority of the industrialized world in replacing capital punishment with the punishment of life in […]
Boucher: A “Mileage tax,” or total miles driven tax, would be an enormous burden and severe financial hardship on these workers as it is highly […]
The month of August means back-to-school shopping, and once again, starting the third Sunday of the month, many items of clothing and footwear can be […]
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