Several Changes To Connecticut's Alcohol Laws

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Malloy Proposes Business Tax Rollbacks After Companies Explored Leaving

Gov. Malloy proposed several changes to the budget. Several large companies are considering a move out of state.

Indiana Strikes Back: State Takes Swipe at CT

Indiana took out a full-page ad in the WSJ, lending its support to Fairfield-based GE and others that have criticized the state's new taxes.

Connecticut Shakes Up Liquor Laws Again

The state will change many of its liquor laws again, including expanding package store hours.

Reps. Labriola and Rebimbas: Budget is Irresponsible

Passed by House and Senate; Once the governor receives it, he has 15 days to sign or veto it before it becomes automatically implemented.

Decision Made on Proposed Oxford Power Plant

The project has drawn significant interest in Oxford, Naugatuck, Southbury, and Middlebury.

Proposed Oxford Power Plant Close to Approval

A final decision is expected this month.

Stop Towantic Power Committee Mailing Postcards to Oxford Residents

Residents can choose to mail the postpaid postcards to the Connecticut Siting Council to show their opposition to the power plant.

Oxford Hires 2 Part-Time Animal Control Officers

Both women agreed to work for minimum wage.

Oxford's Top Official Says an Arrest Will be Made Over Missing $1.8 Million Earmarked to the Town

First Selectman George R. Temple said he believes the town will recoup most, if not all, of the missing $1.8 million from Strong's estate.

Naugatuck Doesn't Want Oxford Power Plant's Wastewater

The Borough has spent millions of dollars to prevent storm water from entering its plant.

Naugatuck Takes No Vote on Oxford Power Plant

About 60 people attended a meeting Monday night hoping the Burgess would take a vote against the proposed power plant.

UPDATE: Power Fully Restored in Oxford

About 6 percent of the town is without power as of Tuesday afternoon.

Oxford Selectman Jeff Haney Thanked for His Efforts

Haney has helped spearhead efforts for a new animal shelter facility in Oxford.

Oxford Officials: $1.8 Million Earmarked to the Town is Missing

The funds were earmarked for construction of a library, open space acquisition, and scholarships to benefit Oxford students.

Oxford Officials: $1.8 Million Earmarked to the Town is Missing

The funds were earmarked for construction of a library, open space acquisition, and scholarships to benefit Oxford students

Oxford's Charter Revision Committee Meets Tuesday

The newly formed committee will be looking at several areas of the charter to possibly update.

Oxford Could Lose Big Financially if a New State Bill is Approved

At issue is a state bill that would classify golf courses as open space, and that would greatly reduce the assessment of the property.

Map: Nearly 100 Pedestrians Killed on Connecticut Roads Between 2011-2013

The Tri-State Transportation Campaign is calling for greater road safety measures.

Oxford Could Lose Big Financially if a New State Bill is Approved

At issue is a state bill that would classify golf courses as open space, and that would greatly reduce the assessment of the property.

Oxford Residents Asked to Approve $17K for Senior Center Floor Fix

The floor is currently buckling and needs to be repaired.

Malloy Proposes Extending Liquor Sale Hours in Connecticut

The Governor says the goal is to lower the price of alcohol and raise additional tax revenue.

Oxford BOS Agenda Includes Possibly Disbanding Fire Commission

The item is on the agenda for the Feb. 4 meeting.

Concerned Citizens Protest Proposed Oxford Power Plant During Siting Council Visit

A meeting is currently being held at the Oxford High School and a meeting open to the public will be held at 6 p.m.

Southbury-Based Environmental Group Joins Opposition to Proposed Oxford Power Plant

Pomperaug River Watershed Coalition has raised concerns over the effects the plant would have on the Pomperaug River.

Office Hours with Local Legislators in Naugatuck Tonight

State representatives will host office hours at the Naugatuck Historical Society.

Oxford Residents: Would You Support Tolls to Pay for an Improved Transportation System?

Tolls were abolished in 1985 in Connecticut.

Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments Picks New Leaders

Oxford is part of the Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments.

Oxford Town Clerk to be Paid Stipend for Work as Website Administrator

Margaret West had been performing the duties of the website administrator since the new website launched.

Oxford First Selectman Loses Bet!

See what he had to do in order to pay off the bet.

Oxford Ambulance Association Wants a New Ambulance

Funds were cut two years ago, and the association wants the monies approved.

Discussion on Proposed Power Plant in Oxford Draws Crowd

Both those in favor of and against the plant attended the meeting in New Britain.

Oxford Voters to Decide on Funds for Repairs at Wednesday's Town Meeting

The use of the funds has previously been approved by both the Board of Selectmen and the Board of Finance.

Connecticut Governor's Race Results: Victory Declared in Gubernatorial Election

A close race for governor ends on an uncertain note early Wednesday morning, but with indications of a victory.

Oxford: Your 2014 Midterm Election Results

4,911 votes were cast in Oxford.

Connecticut Governor's Race Results: Voters Take to the Polls

Connecticut voters are going to the polls today in what is anticipated to be one of the closest gubernatorial elections in the country.

Candidate Profile: Republicans Tom Foley and Heather Somers

Profiles of Greenwich businessman Foley and Groton Town Councilor Somers.

Candidate Profile: Gov. Dannel Malloy and Lieutenant Gov. Nancy Wyman

Profiles on Malloy and Wyman.

Oxford: Here's What Will Be on Your Ballot on Election Day 2014

All the information you need to be prepared for Tuesday.

It Took 10 Years, but Part-Time Oxford Library Staff Finally Get a Raise

The raise is a $1 an hour.