Oxford Hires Former Naugatuck Zoning Official as New ZEO

The town finally made a decision in choosing an applicant for the position, which has been vacant since August.

Hiring of New Zoning Official on Agenda for this Week's Board of Selectmen Meeting

The decision to hire a new zoning official has been previously delayed twice.

Decision on Hiring of New Zoning Official in Oxford Further Delayed

The position has been vacant since August.

Oxford Non-Union Employees Receive 2.5 Percent Pay Increase

Officials say the raises match what union officials received.

Zoning Position in Oxford Still Open

The Board of Selectmen decided to hold off on hiring the candidate recommended by the Planning and Zoning Commission.

Oxford Finance Board Tables Vote On Whether to Repair Senior Center Floor

The Finance Board wants to wait until the bids for the repairs are opened.

Oxford To Crack Down on Smoking During Summer Concert Series

Officials are aware of smoking concerns during the concert series.

Oxford Selectmen Agree to Spend Up To $21G to Repair Senior Center Floor

The floor has been buckling and needs to be repaired.

Orsini and Polletta Campaigns to Host Campaign Kickoff on Saturday

Candidates for the 32nd Senatorial and 68th General Assembly districts will celebrate the opening of their headquarters with an event.

Oxford Town Hall Employees Receive 2.5 Percent Pay Increase

However, they will contribute more toward their medical costs.

Blumenthal calls on NFL, Says Ignorance is not an Excuse

The Senator spoke on the NFL’s domestic violence penalties.

Blumenthal Calls on Walgreens, Rite Aid to Follow CVS' Lead

The senator asked the pharmacy chains to put the health of consumers first.

First Likely Voter Poll Puts Foley Ahead of Malloy

More than 1,300 likely voters were surveyed in the poll.

President Obama Rejected by Westchester Golf Courses: News Report

Sources tell NBC New York that club officials weren't willing to bump their members on Labor Day weekend.

Oxford Allocates $8,000 To Help Maintain Fields Next Summer

First Selectman George Temple said some of the fields were not as well maintained as they could be.

Oxford Working to Address Neighbors' Noise Concerns

Oxford First Selectman George Temple wrote a letter to the PZB.

CT Mom of Baby Who Died in Hot Car Calls on Government for Prevention Technology

Mom turns activist after her 15-month-old was left in a hot car all day by his father and died of hyperthermia.

Former President Bill Clinton Speaks at Malloy Democratic Rally

The governor’s reelection campaign featured multiple prominent Democrats speaking on his behalf.

Second Amendment Rights Group Endorses Tom Foley For CT Governor

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's campaign labeled the group as extremists.

Bill Clinton Coming to Connecticut For Dannel Malloy

Clinton will appear in New Haven Tuesday afternoon.

CT Gov. Malloy Expresses 'Serious Concern' Over CL&P Proposed Rate Hike

Malloy said the rate increase is at odds with Connecticut's strategy of encouraging energy efficiency.

CT Senator Asks FDA to Ban Powdered Caffeine

The FDA has issued a warning about pure caffeine products, but Blumenthal says that’s not enough.

Tom Foley Leads Dannel Malloy in Rasmussen Poll

Foley received 45 percent support and Malloy 38 percent in the telephone poll.

New Proposed Power Plant Means Millions For Oxford

First Selectman said he'd use the money to reduce taxes.

West Hartford's Joe Visconti Qualifies for Ballot in Governor's Race

Visconti collects necessary signatures, will run as an Independent in November election.

VP Biden Attended Fundraisers in Stamford, Greenwich

The vice president will accompany incumbent Gov. Malloy for the fund-raisers Wednesday.

Oxford First Selectman Supports Proposed Power Plant

The facility would become the town's largest taxpayer.

Gov. Malloy Takes the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge in Stratford

Malloy accepted challenge from GOP rival Tom Foley.

Oxford/Middlebury Residents Team Up To Oppose Power Plant

Almost 500 signatures opposing the proposed plant have been secured.

Oxford Receives Two Grants Totaling Almost $20,000

The grants are for the arts commission and the library.

CT Climate Could Change Drastically in Our Lifetime

Connecticut law mandates emissions be reduced to 10 percent below 1990 levels by 2020 and 80 percent below 2001 levels by 2050.

Connecticut Unemployment Rate Continues To Decline

This is the sixth straight month the state has added more jobs.

Difference of Opinion Over Former Oxford Tax Collector Karen Guillet

The former first selectwoman and current first selectman dispute certain facts regarding Guillet, who embezzled millions from Oxford.

Oxford's Lily Park Is Now Completed

The town receives $7,500 to complete the work.

Oxford Receives $400,000 State Grant

The funds will help some residents repair their homes.

Oxford Residents Choose Foley

Foley easily beat McKinney in Oxford.

Foley Beats McKinney in GOP Gov. Primary

McKinney pledges full support to oust incumbent Democrat Gov. Dannel Malloy.

McKinney Concedes to Foley, Supports Him '100 Percent' in November Election

McKinney said the ultimate goal was to elect a Republican governor and he will continue to work at that.

Oxford Power Plant Vote Meeting Cancelled for Tonight

The meeting was cancelled due to a lack of a quorum.

Primary: Republican John McKinney Expects Victory Tuesday Night

A profile of Fairfield resident, and State Senate Minority Leader, John McKinney who is facing Tom Foley in the GOP primary for governor.