Connecticut towns thought they had escaped serious cuts when a new budget was approved. Well think again, as new cuts have been released.
Lawmakers have agreed on a budget to plug a $3.5 billion shortfall. Here's how the new budget will impact your town.
Mayor David Gronbach had encouraged people to respect the political process, but at least one person wasn't listening.
The town voted on several local positions on Nov. 7.
The committee presented some initial findings at a recent town council meeting.
The debts have led to wage garnishments and liens against his home.
An argument over the town's tree contract took a loud and contentious turn Monday night.
A town councilman resigned after his furry profile came to light, which said that he "tolerates" rape.
Nearly 140 Connecticut school districts would lose significant state education aid. See below for how much your town would lose.
The suit aims to hold companies accountable for their roles in the opioid crisis.
Mayor David Gronbach participates in "Home Energy Solutions," a program created by Energize Connecticut.
Gov. Malloy’s revised budget proposal eliminates or sharply reduces certain forms of aid that are doled out to towns.
Turnout was nearly double from last year.
A resident has been named the Army's Military Photographer of the Year.
Residents will be able to comment on the town's proposed $102.5 million budget.
Zoning officials will consider changes to the town's zoning code.
Rep. Smith announced support for bill that would allow Connecticut pharmacies to provide drop boxes for unused prescription drugs.
Town officials are embroiled in a lawsuit over the appropriation of funds to renovate the building.
The town will be in court regarding claims that funds for the Pettibone School renovation were misappropriated.
This summer's event, organized by the Greater New Milford Chamber of Commerce, is scheduled for July 1.
Michael Barnes claims money was misused in a school project.
The Town Council approved the plan Monday night.
"How is a policy paper aimed at stripping the Board of Finance of New Milford of their elected duty?"
A New Milford resident responds to Mayor Gronbach's letter claiming an "all-out assault" to keep the Pettibone School as a "town asset."
The outspoken mayor of New Milford says there is an "all-out assault" to keep the Pettibone School as a "town asset."
New Milford Mayor Gronbach announced the town won't get a power plant and fires back at those he said swore at his staff.
Before you head into the voting booth on Election Day here’s information on all the candidates, polling places and more.
72 acres of cleaned industrially zoned property along the Housatonic Railroad, known as Century Brass, is soon to be acquired by the town.
John Pistone self-proclaimed 'True Conservative' launches a write-in campaign for the 5th Congressional District which includes New Milford.
The New Milford Zoning Commission will hear the issue on Tuesday, October 11 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.
The Brookfield/New Milford Probate Judge could have charges dropped if he completes a diversionary program. BREAKING
A group of Connecticut House Republicans joined forces to let Gov. Malloy know of their opposition to the proposed Metro-North rate hikes.
'The Mayor is moving full steam ahead with moving those in town buildings including displacing every single group that meets there.'
'Pettibone was good enough to house our Town’s children a year and half ago, but is somehow fit to be condemned today,' Gronbach said.
Cope, Republican candidate for 5th District including New Milford said all you hear from Esty is crickets when it comes to major issues.
The Mayor said the Chamber's conduct is "disappointing" by telling others they were "kicked out of their meeting space."
Clay Cope, running for 5th district which includes New Milford, and other Republicans came out to celebrate and advocate on Saturday.
"Nothing about what the Town is proposing would jeopardize the Children’s Center ability to remain open," Gronbach said in a statement.
A New Milford working mother writes: "We cannot afford to lose another daycare center and a not-for-profit one too. "