The new patches will begin to appear on the uniforms of officers this month, with a full transition scheduled to be completed by Sept. 1.
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The Bethel Library is encouraging residents to avail themselves of the digital resources on its website.
The Bethel Community Food Pantry is still in need of food, as well as volunteers, going into the end-of-year holiday season.
The Bethel Chamber of Commerce will hold a food drive this Saturday.
Samantha Tamburri, a 6th grader at Bethel Middle School, has a lot of heart. Not so much hair anymore, but a lot of heart...
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"...I am the mother of both a murdered child as well as a young son shattered in the devastation of gun violence..."
ProPublica's Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Bethel from voting.
Firefighters from Bethel, Danbury, and Brookfield spent an hour on scene of a fire that started in a Greenwood. Ave. upholstery business.
No matter where you got your pumpkin this season, follow these steps to make a jack-o'-lantern fall masterpiece.
Mustich will moderate "Battle of the Books Volune IV: The Alumni Edition" via Zoom Oct. 21.
Scouts from Troop 54 dismantled two horse paddocks and repurposed the wood to create new fencing and a gate on the property.
The library will limit the number of patrons and staff in the building to reinforce social distancing, and a mask must be worn at all times
Southbury resident hits for $10k.
In Bethel, neighbors are opening their wallets and larders for neighbors hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic.
On Saturday, August 29th, more than 600 local bookstores around the country will celebrate Independent Bookstore Day 2020.
August 22, 2020 - August 30, 2020 - to receive specials and discounts at participating businesses
The helpers are the people who make life better. Nominate your Local Heroes to give them the recognition they deserve, presented by Ring.
"Eversource has committed to having 99% of Bethel restored by this evening. We certainly wish them success," Matt Knickerbocker said.
Crews have cleared the trees and wires from all remaining closed roads, although some are still one-lane.
The town is making a number of services available for resident still reeling in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Isaias.
There have been numerous reports of downed power lines and trees, as Tropical Storm Isaias moves into Connecticut.
Anyone with any information about the whereabouts of Lizbeth Vasquez is urged to contact the Bethel Police Department at 203-744-7900.
Bethel's Byrd's Books will host a Zoom discussion with the author about her new novel "The Wedding Thief."
Anyone with any information is urged to contact the Bethel Police Department at 203-744-7900.
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
A team of five homeschool students from Bethel and Redding will be sending two science experiments into space.
Of course, with certain restrictions still in place, Byrd's Books had to meet this year's challenges with a bit of its own cleverness.
Checked-out library materials may be returned in the outdoor drop-box located by the building entrance.
Bethel Parks & Recreation staff are sanitizing playground equipment twice per day, morning and evening, using a power sprayer.
The Chamber will be installing its officers and Board of Directors.
Join history book group with guest author Neal Bascomb June 25.
The dog park, outdoor athletic fields, and tennis courts are already open
The Bethel Planning & Zoning Commission will hear two applications for affordable housing units, on Good Hill Road and Shelley Road.
The event will take place through Zoom on Tuesday, June 16 from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
For six years, Bethel's Byrd's Books celebrated the bookmark, a quintessential detail of an enthusiastic reader's stack of unfinished book.
The need for blood and platelet donations is urgent right now, according to the American Red Cross.
First Selectman Matt Knickerbocker said he pulled the plug when he saw reports of overflow crowds at rallies in nearby towns.
The Bethel vigil is the latest area event to pay tribute to George Floyd.