Kaitlin Keane

1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Kaitlin Keane

NEW MILFORD - With the help of a $25,000 grant from the National Rifle Association, the New Milford Police Department plans to replace its damaged firearms range house with a new facility that is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act. "It's a good opportunity for us, and hopefully it will serve the men and women of the department for years to come," Lt.Michael Lafond said.

1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Kaitlin Keane

WASHINGTON - As the town prepares to vote on ordinances that would change its town clerk and tax collector from elected to appointed positions, some residents are concerned about how this would affect the future. "They're changing 250 years of Washington's history," John Buonaiuto, a longtime Washington resident, said of the proposals. "The town clerk and the tax collector have always been elected. ...

1 week ago | newstimes.com | Kaitlin Keane

REDDING — Two Redding entrepreneurs have blended their shared passion for food and entertainment to open Georgetown Owl Market & Saloon, a new market and restaurant space in the village that share's the business' name. “We think everything down in Georgetown is already amazing, and we wanted to add to the great stuff happening here,” said co-owner Kate Perry, co-secretary of the nonprofit Georgetown Village Restoration and former owner of Restaurant Bea in Seattle.

1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Kaitlin Keane

REDDING - Two Redding entrepreneurs have blended their shared passion for food and entertainment to open Georgetown Owl Market & Saloon, a new market and restaurant space in the village that share's the business' name. "We think everything down in Georgetown is already amazing, and we wanted to add to the great stuff happening here," said co-owner Kate Perry, co-secretary of the nonprofit Georgetown Village Restoration and former owner of Restaurant Bea in Seattle.

1 week ago | ctinsider.com | Kaitlin Keane

NEW MILFORD - Residents will have the opportunity to cast their ballots on the newly restored town and education budget proposals for 2025-26 at a second budget referendum scheduled for June 11. "Thank you for showing up and reminding everyone that to be the best town in the USA, you must care about the future - the kids," said Gretchen Ewers, a Goshen resident and teacher at Schaghticoke Middle School, at the Town Council's special budget meeting Thursday, May 22.