You'll have peace of mind knowing your furry friends are enjoying their day while you're at work.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Guilford.
Open to Guilford residents, with pre-registration required, folks may drop off a laundry list of household hazardous waste at Bittner Park.
Residents are urged to drive slowly during construction to help keep construction workers safe.
Rankings website Niche.com just published its 2023 list of the "best places to live in Connecticut." Where does Guilford fall on the list?
This is the latest area winner, according to the Connecticut State Lottery.
On Public Health Workers Day, Lamont praised health departments statewide for protecting the health, well-being of communities during COVID.
Gaudet, executive assistant to the Guilford Fire Chief, was nominated by Captain/Deputy Fire Marshal Jim Considine.
A nature-based program of The Community Nursery School, it helps to instill in young children an appreciation for the natural world.
The award recipient "became solely responsible for exceeding the 2021-2022 revenue budget by 22% or nearly $200,000," officials said.
We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact in Guilford
He was reported missing on Saturday.
The pilot program will take residential food scraps and turn them into energy while at the same time lowering landfill use.
Members of the Connecticut congressional delegation reintroduced a law that would require gun owners to secure their firearms from children.
The historic farm was built in 1845.
Guilford police will accept diaper donations for those in need between Feb. 1-15.
Grant applications are due by March 10. The foundation gave out 22 grants last year.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Star Students who make life better in Guilford with contributions big and small.
Guilford residents 16 and older can apply and learn more about the department over the course of 10 weeks.
Kobe will spend his retirement years with former partner, Detective Brittany Bartlett.
Auditions for the Guilford Youth & Family Services' Family Theater Production are Jan. 14, with the show being staged in June.
Parks & Rec Maintenance Supervisor Todd Rake was recognized for dedication to the job, customer service, and for being a "model employee."
The Yale New Haven Hospital Center for EMS awarded six of Guilford's bravest a unit citation for "exceptional and professional efforts."
Miller has 30-plus years of corporate marketing communications experience and years of community and civic involvement, volunteerism.
Guilford partnered with Zencity Engage to inform, collaborate with folks on plans, initiatives with question of cannabis retail first up.
No one wants tickets, fines, or towing fees: on-street parking bans began Dec. 1 and (inevitable) snow and ice removal is mandatory.
Many holiday drives collect toys, gifts, and monetary donations. Everyday personal hygiene, basic household items are often hard to access.
At the Community Nursery School, children ages 2-5, performed acts of kindness as part of a fundraiser. And they loved every minute of it.
Part of Keep Kids Safe CT, in collaboration with Ethan Miller Strong Foundation, handguns, rifles/shotguns and an assault weapon collected.
Thursday after 1 p.m., Guilford firefighters were called to the area of Chimney Corner Reef and found, and recused, 4 in frigid water
Laurie Anastasio's winning ticket was purchased at City Star Mart, 500 Boston Post Road, in Guilford, on Oct. 31, per the CT Lottery.
An AED was donated by the Ianniello family in memory of Michael Ianniello who died at 33 in 2002, and cabinet from In A Heartbeat Foundation
The race on Saturday Nov. 5 at the Guilford Fairground, honors the service, memory, and life of Capt. Andrew Pedersen Keel.
Guilford's First Selectman Matt Hoey received the prestigious award from the Greater New Haven Chamber, which represents 15 towns/cities.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in Guilford with contributions big and small.
Recreation supervisor Ellen Clow and program coordinator Taryn Erb worked long hours, weekends, and took on extra roles, responsibilities.
Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to recognize Guilford student athletes for the qualities that drive their competitive spirit.
The town hopes residents will attend the event on current & future plans for affordable, workforce housing via Zoom or at the Free Library.