Open gigs include elementary literacy supervisor, freshman boys indoor track coach, school psychologist and student climate specialist.
Kathy enjoyed many years working for the Danbury Public School system.
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
Take me out to the ball game from New Fairfield to Citi Field to support the MHHS Music Program.
Sherby Jean was a faithful member of New Hope Baptist Church and active with the 60 Plus Ministry.
Joe spent most of his career as a government contract sales manager servicing the U.S. Department of Defense, retiring from DRS in Danbury.
A longtime Danbury resident, Mrs. Pruman was a member of the United Jewish Center.
The city’s Highway Division will begin picking up live Christmas trees on Tuesday, Jan. 3, and continue through Jan. 31, weather permitting
There's no need to spend New Year's Eve home alone in the Danbury area.
Winton was a U.S. Marine and was stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC. He proudly served in the Korean War.
Start the New Year Off on Jan. 6 @ 6 p.m. with a moonlight walk with IAIS educators!
Philip enjoyed spending time with his family, golfing, fishing, and vegetable gardening.
Devin James Melycher, 30, was sentenced to 18 months for threatening a federal judge.
All-volunteer organization Danbury Off the Streets does the real heavy lifting of helping the city's homeless get housed.
In his younger years, Michael was an athlete for the Special Olympics and played softball, volleyball, and participated in cycling events.
Jie Du, a senior at Immaculate High School in Danbury, racked up a perfect score on the math section of the SAT.
Billy served in Vietnam, where he fought in heavy combat and earned commendations for his fortitude and bravery.
Leo was a lieutenant with the Danbury Fire Department and retired after 32 years of service.
Police are seeking the public's assistance in their search for a missing 15-year-old boy, missing from Danbury since Dec. 26.
Jorge Eduardo Martinez, 20, of Danbury, died when his car jumped a guardrail and hit an embankment on I-84 early Christmas Eve, police said.
First responders found smoke and fire showing from the first floor apartment window of a 2-story home.
Giving Back to Those Who Give So Much
The fire on Wildman Street was extinguished Thursday night.
Route 37 is closed, as are several local roadways.
The gym chain will take over space at the former Baby's "R" Us.
The Danbury Fire Department is currently operating a first alarm structure fire on Pembroke Road.
First the pandemic and now high inflation are hitting the at least 95,520 residents of Fairfield County who are food insecure.
Qualified applicants must submit an application no later than 11:59 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 19, 2023.
Mey loved her family dearly. Her daughter and her grandson were the light of her life.
Videoconferencing company Connex International is celebrating its 40th year in Danbury, and the future has not looked brighter.
Counselor to Student Ratio is One Third of the National Average
Chris had his own heating and air conditioning business, Air Movers, for many years.
Joan was the bookkeeper for her father's business, O'Hara's Floor Covering, in Danbury.
A Danbury man has been charged with arson for a series of fires the Putnam County Sheriff's Office said he set in Southeast, NY.
Shane was a gifted person, and his skills and abilities shined in his youth.
13 Danbury students were honored recently at Immaculate High School's Fall 2022 Athletic Awards.
2023 Washington, D.C. Teacher of the Year Jermar Rountree found his calling at WCSU in Danbury.