The measure was taken in an 'effort to protect one of our most vulnerable populations, the seniors of Madison,' the First Selectwoman said.
Hoping for the best but preparing for the worst, Madison Public Schools superintendent Thomas Scarice is keeping families updated.
Another coronavirus case was announced in Connecticut, this time in an elderly New Canaan man.
The unnamed Army National Guardsman had a medical emergency Tuesday during what is reported was a 'non-strenuous activity' at Fort Jackson.
Madison Public Schools has had since February a dedicated COVID-19 section on its website where families can check for updates.
From staying home if not well to using hand sanitzer in the center's dining hall, the Madison Senior Center has a new coronavirus policy.
Learn about Blue Birds and other native birds with these family friendly birding programs at Bauer Park in Madison CT
Twenty-eight high school and prep school scholar athletes who played football last fall will be honored by the National Football Foundation.
State Sen. Christine Cohen met with student artists Rilly Stewart and Abigail Pritchard and art teachers Suzanne Gaskell and Robert DelRusso
Medical experts say later start times are healthier for students. Not enough sleep can cause anxiety, lead to academic performance issues.
All of the information is provided by the police department and all charges are allegations at this time.
A school spring break trip to Europe is canceled, buses are being disinfected and hand sanitizer dispensers are being installed.
Clorox, Lysol and Purell are on the EPA's approved list. Meanwhile, it's reported 200 in Connecticut are being monitored for coronavirus.
The Connecticut Cancer Foundation is a non-profit that financially supports cancer patients and their families. It's raised $6M thus far.
The Lyric Stage presents Puccini’s opera Suor Angelica and Schoenberg’s monodrama Erwartung for eight performances, March 26 – April 5.
Softball Skills Clinics at Madison Beach and Recreation for Girls in Grades 7 to 12
More than 1.52 million homes are sitting vacant in the United States. See how many are in Madison.
There are are three open positions at E.C. Scranton Memorial Library up for grabs paying $20 to $26 an hour.
Madison town and school officials present the town's 2020-2021 budgets at a public hearing before the Board of Finance Wednesday night.
24-Hour Super Plunge Event on March 28-29
Madison First Selectwoman Peggy Lyons is busy. Very busy: 'During my first 100 days, I’m proud to say we’ve made a lot of progress.'
Don't know about you, but beach season can't come soon enough for us.
He brought joy and Toasted Almond bars to thousands of children at play on the ball fields and beaches, parades and playgrounds of Madison.
Those four ice cream truck bells are ringing in heaven for Papa Joe the Madison Good Humor man beloved (and chased) by kids, young and old.
The town's health department posted the Centers for Disease Control's guidance for employers on how to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
See the Board of Education's presentation to the Board of Selectmen on the facilities committee recommendation of the four-school model.
St. Margaret Church has ash distribution masses and prayer services for Ash Wednesday.
The class, offered though Beach and Rec, is provided by the Women's Club. The average hourly wage for babysitters is around $15 an hour.
Lyons: Madison is leading the way in driving healthcare costs down while promoting, supporting healthy choices and lifestyles for employees.
Calling it an early springtime visit, a writer for the magazine's New England Today spent a long weekend in town and hit the high spots.
Navigating the digital world can be a challenge, but there's help.
Shoreline Law Enforcement Diaper & Wipe Drive collected 28,571 diapers and 36,431 wipes for non-profit Bare Necessities for babies in need.
College students from Madison have been named to Dean's Lists for myriad colleges and universities. Congratulations.
Madison was honored for its 'commitment to employee and citizen safety.' Lauren Rhines is the Risk Manager for the town.
...Cheaper than Protecting Customers by Updating Integrity of Software
The Hand teacher was put on paid leave pending a review by officials of a 'personal' matter. This came three days after resigning as coach.
The season fundraiser to be held at Madison’s Deacon John Grave House Feb. 28 through March 1 will also feature a nightly silent auction.