Why Some Don't Occupy: Faces Outside the Movement

Those who don’t participate in ONH cite a lack of time, no interest or a belief in pulling yourself up by your own bootstraps.

Bethany CERT Team is Looking for New Members . . . and a Few Horses

The emergency response team considers adding a mounted search and rescue unit to its ranks.

Update on the Airport Hangar Project and Digging Through Old Cemetery Records

Bethany Board of Selectmen Meeting, Jan. 23, 2012

Hot Topics: Revenue Shortfall, Small Businesses, Voters' Rights

Lawmakers consider how to decrease a budget deficit and increase voters' rights.

Natural Gas 'Is Truly Coming' to Woodbridge this Fall

Fuel savings will be around 50 percent for public buildings, officials say.

Natural Gas Line Coming to Woodbridge, Projected Increases to the School Budget, Golf Club Progress and More

Woodbridge Board of Finance Meeting, Jan. 19, 2012

Woodbridge Resident Pleads Guilty to Fraud

John Voloshin to be sentenced in April for defrauding victims of $1.5 million.

IRS Stays in Touch With Twitter, YouTube, Apps

Utilizing the latest technology, the IRS offers a wealth of information online.

Hateful Tone of Politics Still Simmering

Some politicians see an improvement in civility, but others say there's little improvement.

Malloy Announces Steps to Prepare for Next Weather Disaster

Fines for utilities, emergency drills and tree maintenance are among them.

Fixing Bethany's Broken Cemeteries

The BOS considers their options, and why now may be the time to buy your plot.

Veterans Ask for Help With Park Project

Aging membership limits veterans' ability to improve park; VFW asks town to step in and assist.

Two-Storm Panel Approves 82 Recommendations

Extreme weather incidents called a "wake-up call" for Connecticut.

Looks Like Gas is a 'Go' in Bethany

Proposed gas station on Amity Road clearing last hurdles at planning and zoning.

Oak Lane Country Club is Finally Out of the Rough

Woodbridge P & Z approves permits for Joseph DiNatale, clearing the way for purchase.

Woodbridge Voters Crush Development Plan

Almost 1,800 residents turned out to vote in referendum.

Graveyards in Disrepair and a Showcase for the Lions Club

Bethany Board of Selectmen's Meeting Dec. 12, 2011

Working to 'Create a (Death Penalty) Law that Actually Works in the Name of Justice'

Local lawmakers look to streamline the state's appeals process.

A Haunted Attraction and Take Two for a New Gas Station

Bethany Planning and Zoning Commission, Dec. 7, 2011

Schlemiel! Schlimazel! Get These Kittens Before They're Adopted!

Laverne, Shirley and Squiggy are adoptable

Witt Report: 'Significant Shortcomings' Found in CL&P's Performance

Malloy wants 'master plan' to determine how the state should work with utilities and municipalities for future events.

Bids for Town Roofs, a Paper Shredding Day and Who Can Use the Bethany Ball Field

The Bethany Board of Selectmen took action on a few items at its Nov. 28 meeting.

Unemployment Drops in Bethany, Woodbridge

The unemployment rate is far below the state and national average. Even better, it keeps getting lower.

Storm Update, Audit Info and Why There is No Flag in Front of Town Hall

Bethany Board of Selectman Meeting Nov. 15, 2011

Today is Veteran's Day, 11-11-11: Remember Those Who Fought for your Freedom

Veteran's Day Ceremonies are this morning for Woodbridge and Bethany.

If There Was An Emergency, Would We Know It? (With Poll)

Did you hear the federal Emergency Alert System test at 2 p.m. Wednesday? Did it work the way it was supposed to work?

CL&P Unlikely to Meet Sunday Night Deadline of 99 Percent Power Restoration

State officials voice their lack of confidence in the electric company; Jepson's office promises a very thorough review of their actions.

Scam Alert: Storm Weary Residents are on Scammers' Radar

Attorney General Warns State that the Usual Cast of Shady Characters is After Their Money.

Malloy: ‘I Wouldn’t Want to Be In [CL&P’s] Shoes If They Failed to Deliver’ Restoration Estimates

Even the governor said Thursday he was beginning to lose patience with the utility's restoration efforts.

Malloy Tours Bethany with First Selectman Gorski and Sen. Crisco

Governor visits town to view damage done by the October storm.

DeLauro to Run for Reelection in 2012

Longtime Congressman tells Naugatuck Patch she will seek a 12th term in the district that includes New Haven, Waterbury and Naugatuck.

Horse Crossing Signs, Post Office News and Traffic Concerns in Bethany

Bethany Board of Selectmen Meeting Oct. 11, 2011

DeLauro's Energy Bill Hopes to Create Jobs

A bill proposed by U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro hopes to create jobs by providing low-interest loans for making building energy efficient.

Blumenthal Calls for Stronger Consumer Protection After Borders Sells Customer Data to Barnes & Noble

Former Borders customers can still opt out of the data transfer.

Blumenthal: Planned Parenthood Investigation a 'Witch Hunt'

A Republican-based investigation into Planned Parenthood's appropriations has turned into a partisan issue.

Judge Denies Mistrial Attempt in Komisarjevsky Trial

The trial in the brutal Cheshire home invasion case continues when the judge rejects the defense's motion.

Woodbridge News of the Weird: Residents Find Plane Part in Their Yard That Just Should Not Be There

It's 10 p.m.: Do you know where your propeller is?

Jurors Consider Evidence in Komisarjevsky Trial

Photos and other items were presented by the state.

Komisarjevsky: Setting House on Fire ‘Unconscionable’

Day two of the accused murderer's taped confession.

Low Income Residents with Losses From Irene May be Eligible for Help

Applications for assistance are being accepted starting today.