Just as the Relay for Life movement is lifted by cancer survivors and caregivers who are the face of hope, Butterfly Effect participants elevate the […]
Wait until you see all the amazing activities American Cancer Society volunteers have planned for the 2016 Bethel/Danbury/Redding/Brookfield Relay For Life event! Report by […]
VIEW VIDEOS: The pre-super Tuesday rally for Republican front runner Donald J. Trump turned chaotic on Monday, when veteran White House photographer Chris Morris, on […]
“Steve epitomizes what’s great about his generation — love for America and Connecticut — but a genuine concern and dislike for what’s happened to America […]
The Town is proposing to submit an Application under the Public Housing Modernization category for Renovations and Improvements at Reynolds Ridge Senior Housing Phase II. […]
Bethel Arts will be hosting Michael Morris’ exhibit from March 5 – April 10, 2016. The opening reception will be on March 5th from 6-8pm at the Artspace, 91 Greenwood […]
Eversource reports 305 customers are still without power out of 8515 customers served, but now has an estimated time to complete repairs and restore power […]
Following yet another shooting spree, this time in Kalamazoo, MI, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) will today deliver a “Voices of Victims” speech on the […]
First Selectman Matthew Knickerbocker has just issued the following statement on social media, asking if citizens think a new ‘Bethel Citizens’ University’ is a good […]
Yes school is in session today, OPEN, for Bethel Public Schools. We have not received any closures information but we checked with the Bethel Police […]
WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 4 AM EST THURSDAY, SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH 30 IN EFFECT UNTIL 2 AM EST THURSDAY, ISOLATED POWER OUTAGES. DIFFICULTY DRIVING […]
Governor Dannel P. Malloy and Lt. Governor Nancy Wyman are applauding a unanimous 22-0 vote that was taken in the Public Health Committee this morning […]
Motor vehicles struck and killed 476 officers since 1960. This week Connecticut Police are kicking off the “MOVE OVER & SLOW DOWN” campaign to remind […]
Know which schools are still accepting applications or deadlines have passed, which have low or high acceptance rates. Report by Paula Antolini February 24, […]
Boucher: “Would you like to see the personal income tax on social security benefits eliminated? So would I. A public hearing has been scheduled for […]
Connecticut State Police’s K9 Arek and K-9 Union have received their bullet and stab protective vests thanks to a charitable donation from non-profit organization Vested […]
James Patrick O’Hara, age 72, a lifelong resident of Bethel, died Sunday, February 21, 2016 at Regional Hospice Center, Danbury. He was a Police Officer […]
The Connecticut Department of Transportation is announcing a project to improve the intersection at Route 57 and Route 136 at Clinton Avenue in Westport. The […]
Bethel Public Schools: Early Dismissal Today. Report by Paula Antolini February 23, 2016 8:31AM EDT Snow Weather Forecast; Bethel Public Schools on Early […]
Carbon Monoxide poisoning is a topic about which nobody can be complacent. We’ve witnessed numerous near-misses in our community. Have working CO detectors. Know how […]
On Monday afternoon, Feb. 22nd, Bridgeport Superior Court Judge Barbara Bellis will hold a hearing to determine whether or not a lawsuit should move forward, that […]
Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that the federal government has certified Connecticut as having effectively ended homelessness among veterans. Just the second state in […]
Governor Dannel P. Malloy today announced that he has introduced legislation designed to modernize the signage that designates reserved parking spaces for people with disabilities. […]
The Federal Communications Commission today approved a proposal that would tear down anti-competitive barriers and pave the way for software, devices, and other innovative solutions […]