Ridgefield resident Divya Dorairajan tells Patch why she should be elected to the Board of Education.
Ridgefield resident Molly McGeehin tells Patch why she should be re-elected as town treasurer.
Ridgefield resident Sky Cole tells Patch why he should be elected as an alternate on the Zoning Board of Appeals.
Ridgefield resident Stan Galanski tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Assessment Appeals.
Ridgefield RTC calls for inclusive Board Of Education Candidate Forum
Ridgefield resident Wendy Gannon Lionetti tells Patch why she should be re-elected as town clerk.
$500,000 in state funding has been approved for the replacement of the Mountain Road culvert in Ridgefield.
Ridgefield resident David Ulmer tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Finance.
Ridgefield resident Christopher Murray tells Patch why he should be elected to the Board of Selectmen.
Ridgefield resident Greg Kabasakalian tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Finance.
After nearly 16 months of construction, the Ridgefield Main Street Project has been completed.
Ridgefield resident Christine More tells Patch why she should be elected to the Board of Education.
Ridgefield resident Sean McEvoy tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board of Education.
Ridgefield resident Carson C.K. Fincham tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Inland Wetlands Board.
Ridgefield resident Sean Connelly tells Patch why he should be re-elected to the Board Of Selectmen.
Ridgefield’s Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) will offer a four-part course for future CERTs on Sept. 12, 14, 19, and 21.
Lamont nominated the judges and magistrates in March, and the General Assembly confirmed them during the legislative session.
Volkswagen funding is being used to subsidize a local electric vehicle charging project.
The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum in Ridgefield has been awarded a $500,000 grant by the State of Connecticut.
The funding is part of the latest round of funding under the Connecticut Summer Enrichment Program.
Voters passed the 2023-24 fiscal year budgets for the town and the schools, and all resolutions, in the referendum held Tuesday.
Residents will have the opportunity to vote on the 2023-24 fiscal year budgets for the town and the schools on Tuesday.
It is important to remember that every vote counts!
The total proposed spending plan is a 4.07 percent increase over the current budget.
The Town of Ridgefield Board of Selectmen and Planning and Zoning Commission are hosting a Town Hall with CT Legislators and the public.
The "Inside Ridgefield Town Hall" series is a bi-weekly update written by Gillian Sheerin.
The "Inside Ridgefield Town Hall" series is written by Gillian Sheerin.
The Ridgefield Democratic Town Committee unanimously elected Arnold DiLaura as Chair of the 24-member committee, succeeding Carina Drake.
Volunteers are needed to assist in the work of beautifying Ridgefield’s Ballard Green senior housing community.
The Ridgefield Police Department has been awarded $40,250 in state funding, in part as reimbursement for the purchase of body cameras.
The Ridgefield schools are among 50 schools awarded $56 million through the HVAC Indoor Air Quality Grants Program for Public Schools.
The grant is being released under the state’s Neglected Cemetery Account Grant Program.
Gov. Ned Lamont Wednesday announced Connecticut Superior Court judge nominations, and a local name was on the list.
Gov. Lamont signs executive order directing the development of a strategic plan on Connecticut’s child care future
PURA approved a decision that rejects Aquarion’s proposed multi-year rate increase and reduces customer rates effective immediately.
The Alice Paul Legacy Awards are named for noted suffragist Alice Paul, a 40-year resident of Ridgefield and a women’s rights activist.
The grants were among $125,000 in federal money earmarked to support arts and culture in Southwest Connecticut.