Lawmakers have agreed on a budget to plug a $3.5 billion shortfall. Here's how the new budget will impact your town.
Nearly 140 Connecticut school districts would lose significant state education aid. See below for how much your town would lose.
Zeoli is seeking a seventh-term of office this fall.
A public hearing will be held tonight, Tuesday, July 18. The plans were filed under the state's affordable housing statute.
The Reps. discussed the services the center offers to area veterans and how the state can better assist Veterans.
Numerous suburban communities pushed for the changes in an effort to control the increasing number of developments pitched.
The Orange Times reports that there appears to be three candidates for the town's top spot.
The 15th annual Orange Business and Community Expo was held on June 14 at the High Plains Community Center.
The new officer recently completed a 25-year stint with another police department in Connecticut.
Gov. Malloy’s revised budget proposal eliminates or sharply reduces certain forms of aid that are doled out to towns.
Residents voted to support the proposed charter changes but not enough people came out to vote for the changes to be approved.
In the next two years, the state is facing a $5 billion deficit.
In other news the PZC made its feelings known about a proposed affordable housing project pitched for the town.
State Rep. Pam Staneski represents Orange. The bill now moves to the State Senate for a final vote before heading to the governor’s office.
The mixed-use project would include affordable housing units.
The bill was crafted by Rep. Staneski in efforts to require DDS to have an accurate and up-to-date waiting list for residential placement.
A dinner will be held later this month to honor the award winner.
Attendees were encouraged to bring their electric bills as the specialists walked them through various cost-reduction methods.
The two, who represent Orange, Woodbridge and other communities, have sponsored a bill that would provide property tax relief to veterans.
Orange residents are invited to attend the event. 'How to Lower Your Electric Bill' has been rescheduled for February 28.
Gov. Malloy's budget proposal, if approved, would have a major reduction in state dollars for the town.
State Reps. Pam Staneski (R-119 and Charles Ferraro (R-117) voted against a pension funding reform agreement.
State Representatives Themis Klarides, Charles Ferraro and Pam Staneski invite Orange residents to attend the workshop on January 31.
Town officials were recently learned about the reduction, which is a result of the state trying to balance its budget.
State Reps. Pam Staneski and Charles Ferraro were both sworn into office for another two-year term.
The town also announced holiday hours for town offices during a recent meeting.
Full election results and numbers were released for all races that Orange residents voted on.
On Wednesday morning, full election results and numbers were released for all races that Orange residents voted on.
The South Central Connecticut Regional Water Authority has asked customers to voluntarily conserve water by 15 percent.
On Election Day here’s information on all the candidates, polling places and more.
The GOP plans to soon announce a new permanent replacement.
Connecticut Senator Gayle Slossberg represents Milford, Orange and West Haven.
State Reps. Pam Staneski and Charles Ferraro discuss a petition drive to stop the proposed five percent Metro-North rail fare hike.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals Connecticut lost 1,400 jobs in May 2016. Find out what the job market is like in your town.
Oak Hill provides community-based housing programs for people with disabilities.