President Donald Trump has issued a proclamation ordering flags lowered to honor the death last week of two United States Capitol Police officers. Both were on duty during the breach of Capitol ground...
With students back in school buildings as of January 4, Superintendent of Schools Dr Lorrie Rodrigue shared COVID-19 related updates with the Board of Education at its January 5 meeting.
Attorney General William Tong and Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner Michelle H. Seagull are warning Connecticut residents to be on the lookout for potential scams involving the second round of stimulus checks.
The board of police commissioners covered a lot of ground in less than 40 minutes during its first meeting of the year. Police Chief James Viadero also confirmed the hire of a new police patrol officer, who was sworn in to service the following afternoon.
Last week, Newtown Finance Director Robert Tait continued an annual tradition of reviewing key details of the latest municipal financial report to the Board of Selectmen and Legislative Council - and it is mostly good news.
Probably a good topic to discuss the pro and cons of. At the same time we should discuss why Mitch Bolinsky voted against the CT Gun Control legislation passed in 2023.
If you disagree with your neighbor's sign, put up your own sign. Don't steal or deface their sign. NOTE: the police or the political party groups are not going to get your sign back so don't bother with them.
no MSNBC, but I do turn on Fox News every so often when there is nothing good on Comedy Central. So instead of Blinken and the clowns you want to send in the criminal/rapist and Rudy Giuliani? Sounds like a winning strategy.