Back to Drawing Board for Former Country Club of Woodbridge Site: Report

The 155-acre property is owned by the Town of Woodbridge.

Date Approaching for Business Personal Property Declarations in Bethany

The following are among the items that should be reported: machinery and equipment, office furniture and fixtures, and computer equipment.

Woodbridge Seeks to Reduce Speeding in Town

First Selectman Ellen Scalettar and Police Chief Frank Cappiello have teamed up to launch an awareness campaign.

Woodbridge to Receive State 'Small Town Economic Assistance Program' Funds

The money assists smaller communities with infrastructure and capital improvement projects.

Woodbridge Narrows Options for Future of Country Club of Woodbridge Site

The town-owned property is 155 acres.

Woodbridge Narrows Options for Future of Country Club of Woodbridge Site

The town-owned property is 155 acres.

Heroes Tunnel Hearing in Woodbridge Postponed

The tunnel on Route 15 in Woodbridge is in need of repairs.

Controversial Housing Complex Application Withdrawn in Woodbridge

The proposal called for 134 units for 55-and-older people, but the developer wanted to change it, which was opposed by residents.

Decision Reached in JCC, Woodbridge Neighborhood Disagreement over Pool Hours

The Jewish Community Center of Greater New Haven sought to extend the hours of its club pool on Amity Road in Woodbridge.

Public Hearing Scheduled to Consider Proposals for Country Club of Woodbridge Site

The town-owned Country Club of Woodbridge site is 155 acres.

Woodbridge Town Library to Remain Closed in July

Carpeting, drywall and lots of books were damaged when a second-floor toilet shut-off valve broke over the July 4th weekend.

Busted Water Pipe Closes Woodbridge Town Library

The damage occurred last weekend.

Bethany P&Z Again Denies Developer's Townhouse Application

James Sakonchik is seeking to build a four-townhouse complex on Peck Road.

Woodbridge to Host Heroes Tunnel Rehabilitation Hearing

State officials are considering different options on repairing or replacing the Route 15 tunnel through West Rock Ridge.

Woodbridge Residents Oppose Change to 55-and-Older Housing Development

The unbuilt housing complex reportedly received initial approval when the economy and housing market were more robust.

Woodbridge Names Local Resident Jeanette Glicksman New Senior Center Director

She replaces Lee Canning, who is retiring after nearly 35 years.

Decision Reached on Proposed Soccer Facility at Amity Road Horror Attraction in Bethany

The owner of the attraction opposed the application for the indoor/outdoor soccer complex.

Bethany Planning and Zoning Holds Public Hearing on Subdivision

Cheshire developer submits application for affordable housing.

Proposed Soccer Complex Could End Amity Road Horror Attraction in Bethany

The Planning and Zoning Commission is reviewing the sports facility's application.

Beware, Bethany and Woodbridge: Phone Callers Claiming to Be the IRS Are Bogus [AUDIO]

State and local police are issuing warnings to residents not to get taken by phony telephone calls from scammers. Listen to an example.

JCC of Greater New Haven Calls in Experts for Woodbridge Pool Proposal

The group is seeking to expand the hours at its facility on Amity Road.

Bethany and Woodbridge Presidential Primary Results: Who Did Residents Vote For?

We give you a detailed breakdown of how local residents voted in the Republican and Democratic primary Tuesday.

257 Metro-North Employees Made More Than $200K Last Year, 9 Top $300K

See the top paid Metro-North workers in 2015.

2016 Income Tax Deadline: Can I Still File an Extension?

If you have put off filing your taxes, there's some good news, you have three extra days, says the Internal Revenue Service.

Gov. Malloy: Layoff Notices Are Coming; 'Very Substantial' Number of State Employees Losing Jobs

The state is facing a $900 million budget deficit and a significant reduction in the state workforce is proposed.

How Does Bethany and Woodbridge's Mill Rate Compare to Other Town's?

Check out the interactive map to see how your town's tax rate for 2016 compares to others nearby.

State Funding Expected for Bethany Housing Project

The state bond commission is expected to vote on the $2.6 million loan Friday.

Connecticut Minimum Wage Set to Increase Jan. 1

The change is part of a series of increases to take place over several years.

Bethany Native Named New U.S. District Court Magistrate

Bethany native Robert Richardson has been named a new court magistrate judge.

Area Legislators Oppose Troop I Barrack Closure

A proposal to close the barracks has been put forward, but some worry it will affect safety in the area.

UI Finalizes Deal To Build Microgrid in Woodbridge

The fuel cell will also help heat Amity Regional High School.

Troop I Bethany Barracks Target in Proposed Budget Cuts

Gov. Malloy’s proposed reductions include cutting education funding, municipal aid and closing courthouses.

Bethany and Woodbridge Residents Check Your Electric Bill: Top Consumer Official

A top official says consumers using third-party suppliers are needlessly paying too much for electricity.

UPDATE: Republicans Say State Budget Shortfall is Closer to $400M

The governor said more reductions to the budget are necessary and called for a “Special Session” to lead to tough decisions.

How Dependent Is Connecticut On The Federal Government?

A new study breaks it down.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores.

Sen. Slossberg Announces Funds For Beecher Road School

The funds will be used to repair the roof of the school.

Connecticut's New Liquor Laws Are Now in Effect

Connecticut residents will have more time to purchase alcohol from package stores, which is in effect just in time for the Fourth of July.

Connecticut Shakes Up Liquor Laws Again

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Malloy Proposes Business Tax Rollbacks After Companies Explored Leaving

Gov. Malloy proposed several changes to the budget. Several large companies are considering a move out of state.