The Songs of Guilford are hoping to get national legislation passed modeled after law passed in Connecticut concerning tougher gun storage.
State Senator Christine Cohen was honored as an Environmental Champion by the Connecticut League of Conservation Voters.
Annoying robocall are often fraudulent. Local and state officials are doing something about it and want to fill folks in on Nov. 13 at 7 pm.
Guilford residents went to the polls in the uncontested election for boards of finance, education and assessment appeals.
There may not be any races for first selectman but there is plenty to vote for on Election Day.
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Here's what you need to know about Tuesday's 2019 Guilford local elections including the candidates, polling places, voting hours and more.
Robert Hartmann, Jr. shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Finance.
Katie Balestracci shares with Patch why she should be reelected to the Board of Education.
Michael Ayles shares with Patch why he should be reelected to the Board of Finance.
Meghan Scanlon shares with Patch why she should be reelected to the Board of Finance.
There is no race for first selectman but there are spots on boards to be filled on Election Day in Guilford
State Rep. Sean Scanlon tweeted he's 'excited' to be the new public face of Tweed Airport saying it has a huge role in local economic growth
John A. DellaVentura shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education.
Richard H. Hersh shares with Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Education.
The town of Guilford and United of Greater New Haven secured a federal grant to help fight homelessness in the area and shoreline.
Federal health officials confirm 12 deaths and 800 cases of vaping-related lung injury. The Connecticut law hopes to keep vapes from teens.
There are currently 294 acres of land being used to grow hemp in Connecticut.
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Lamont toured the recently renovated Page Taft office on Whitfield Street.
A public hearing will be continued next week on the proposal.
Officials already have plans on how to spend a portion of those surplus funds.
The Selectmen voted on the matter earlier this week.
Some of the areas covered in those rules and regulations such as no peddling or soliciting within 300 feet of school property
"Freedom for Women" wanted to hold a rally against abortion bans on the Guilford Green. The Board of Selectmen wouldn't allow it.
Gov. Lamont signed two major pieces of legislation introduced and passed by Scanlon dealing with health care.
Selectmen decided, unlike in some other towns, that the issue of whether to place tolls on state highways should be decided in Hartford.
Named “Ethan’s Law,” the legislation was sought by Kristin and Michael Song, the parents of Ethan Song, 15.
A number of towns, including Guilford, have passed or are considering plastic bag bans but a new state budget plan has created a problem.
The Senate on Thursday followed the House in easily adopting "Ethan's Law," a bill that mandates safe storage of guns in homes.
Mike and Kristin Song were in Washington, D.C. to watch federal legislation introduced named after their son who was tragically killed.
Rep. Scanlon led the unanimous vote to approve legislation mandating insurance coverage for mental health and treatment of substance abuse.
Connecticut is on way to passing safe gun storage law named after Ethan Song; now national legislation is being proposed.
This legislation would increase certain sexual harassment penalties, extend the time limits people have to file lawsuits for sexual assault
An amendment that mandates that funds taken in from taxing marijuana be partially spent on fighting substance abuse has been approved.
The bill passed unanimously and Christine Cohen (D-Guilford), who is co-chair of the Environment Committee, said its a big boost for farmers
New details about how many units and where the development could be located have been released.
By unanimous vote of the House, something rarely seen, a bill that protects Connecticut residents with pre-existing conditions passes.
Nearly, 3,000 Guilford residents voted on Tuesday.
“Hearing directly from constituents allows me to hear what issues are most important to them,” said Senator Cohen.