Public Hearing on 'The Renaissance' Apartment Complex; Is There Radon in Your Drinking Water?; Candlewood Lake Sold

BROOKFIELD, CT-- In case you missed it, here are the top news stories so far this week.

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Steve Dunn presented his recommended spending plan this week to the Board of Finance. >>>Tax Increase Proposed in Brookfield in First Selectman's Budget

Former Brookfield school officials Art Colley and Elizabeth Kerekes appeared in Danbury Superior Court on Wednesday. >>>Case Continued for 2 Ex-Brookfield Employees Accused of Stealing More Than $100K of School Funds for Personal Use

Republican Registrar of Voters Thomas Dunkerton is being sued by a resident he expelled from the party last year. >>> Disagreement Continues Over Brookfield Registrar's Legal Bills

The proposed six-story complex is slated for Federal Road. >>>Public Hearing Thursday on 'The Renaissance' Apartment Complex in Brookfield

Brookfield Fire Department and five others are responding to a large brush fire in the area of Racebrook Road and Limekiln Court in Bethel. >>> Update: 6 Fire Departments Battling Large Brush Fire

Efforts are being made to protect the health of consumers in the Brookfield area. >>> Candlewood Lake Authority Collaborates with WCSU on Toxin Testing

Scholars are invited to attend the organization's Scholar Weekend event. >>> Brookfield Pop Warner Announces All-American Scholars

The event will help Odyssey of the Mind's problems-solving teams compete in the World Finals. >>> Bunny Breakfast To Raise Money For Brookfield's World Finalist Teams

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