Candidate Profile: Democrat Sandra Ruoff shares with Patch her views and why she's running for Board of Selectmen.
Candidate Profile: Independent Noel Petra shares with Patch his views and why he's running for the Guilford Board of Education.
Candidate Profile: Democrat Blaize Levitan shares with Patch his views and why he's running for Guilford Board of Assessment Appeals.
Candidate Profile: Democrat Veronica Wallace shares with Patch her views and why she's running for Board of Finance.
Candidate Profile: Democrat Louis M. Federici shares with Patch his views and why he's running for Board of Selectmen.
Mary Beeman said, "Helping kids of color to feel they belong has a negative effect on white, Christian, or conservative kids," in CRT forum.
Republican Nick Cusano shared his views and why he's running for Board of Education.
Candidate Profile: Republican William Maisano shared his views with Patch about why he's running for Board of Education.
More than 1 out of every 10 New Haven County rental households are behind on rents as of early August, according to a new analysis.
With the refinancing, the town says it was able to reduce the interest rate on the AAA-rated $18,015,000 in bonds from 3% to 1.27%.
The slate of Republican BOE candidates described as "anti-science, anti-diversity" by Dems, Independents, swept the Tuesday GOP primary.
Republicans Nick Cusano, Danielle Scarpellino, William Maisano, Timothy E. Chamberlain, and Aly Passarelli were the top five vote-getters.
The New Haven County unemployment rate worsened slightly during the summer.
Aly Passarelli seeks the Republican Party nomination for Guilford Board of Education.
Nick Cusano seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education.
Danielle Scarpellino seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary is Tuesday, Sept. 14.
Bill Mulligan seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education.
Jim O'Keefe seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary is Sept. 14.
Ted Sands seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary is Sept. 14.
Joseph Golino seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary is Sept. 14.
William Maisano seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary election is Sept. 14.
Amy Sullivan seeks the Republican Party nomination for the Guilford Board of Education. The primary election is Sept. 14.
200 signed a petition for a Sept. 14 a Republican Primary after "outrage" about the "single issue" focus on CRT, which isn't being taught.
The Party's "fusion slate," called 'Protect Guilford Schools' is in response to an "attack on Guilford schools by far-right conservatives."
But national figures point to a rebound when local data for July becomes available next month.
When five elderly men realized the boat they were fishing on was sinking, they sent out a distress signal – received by the honorees.
The CDC recommends indoor public mask use for vaccinated and unvaccinated Guilford residents.
Many in the Guilford area behind on rent. A national eviction moratorium is set to expire Saturday.
"When I tell people I feel so lucky to have grown up here & they ask why I tell them to take a drive on 146 & they get it," state rep says.
The unemployment rate in New Haven County decreased recently.
This is how the Guilford area compares to Connecticut for coronavirus vaccinations.
State Sen. Christine Cohen said the biennial budget invests in education, towns and non-profit social service providers with "no tax hikes."
New Haven County's unemployment rate decreased recently.
The Democrat state senator who represents Guilford voted 'no' on a bill that will make pot legal for recreational use by adults. Here's why.
Mayors, first selectmen, economic leaders from New Haven, Guilford, West Haven, North Haven, New London and Hamden want governor's support.
If passed by the state House and signed into law, it would add a 5 cent surcharge on "nips," and raise bottle, can deposits to 10 cents.
Access to broadband speeds needed for remote work and learning vary greatly across the U.S.
Wednesday, there was bipartisan passage in the state Senate of a bill that will help to promote and expand CT’s aquaculture industry.
Detailed results are available online.
Led by Sen. Christine Cohen, the bill is in response to the 2 million gallon raw sewage leak into the Mill River and Long Island Sound.