Seven seniors earned a spot among less than 1 percent of U.S. high school seniors selected for the honor.
Ridgefield’s 9/11 Memorial Ceremony will mark the 25th anniversary of the terror attacks.
Ridgefield wetlands officials will review six projects Sept. 10, including a tree-cutting violation and residential construction.
The Iris Fund 5K at the Ridgefield Road Fest proudly supports The Iris Fund, founded in loving memory of Iris Crystal Aleman.
Aquarion says water main replacement work will begin shortly on Peaceable Street in Ridgefield.
Condolences are extended to the families and friends of those who have recently died.
The Assistant Director of the creative writing organization Muse Squad, officially stepped down from her position to begin law school.
Chef/Owner Shannon Sturz brings a Jean-Georges pedigree and an elevated yet approachable new menu to Ridgefield
Three Ridgefield Arts Council members plan to leave by year's end as the group prepares for recruitment and 2027 arts programs.
Ridgefield police charged a Bridgeport man after a two-vehicle crash involving a motorcycle on Ethan Allen Highway.
Ridgefield accepted more than $1.8 million in grants for sidewalks, recycling improvements and the Venus Building parking area.
Ridgefield residents debated a town administrator, senior tax relief and plans for Lakeview and Mamanasco properties.
The proposed ordinance would limit gas-powered blower use to 30 minutes per acre of Ridgefield property per day, and would kick in Jan. 1
Ridgefield police said a Naugatuck woman was charged on a larceny warrant and released on $1,000 bond.
21 new businesses registered in Ridgefield in August, including a lodging business, a specialty food maker and a research business.
Monday's meeting also brought the first public disclosure of the privately owned parcel involved in the proposal.
Muse Squad invites students to a spook-tacular creative writing adventure titled “Witchcraft & White Mice."
This property in Ridgefield is on the market for $1.3 million, according to Zillow.com.
Why do some people let their dogs bark at 1:00AM in neighborhoods?
Ridgefield Station celebrated Purple Flag re-accreditation for dementia care during an Aug. 20 event.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee voted 6-1 to recommend a $55 million combined police-fire facility.
DREAM BIG: Ridgefield's real estate market has you covered this week, if your budget does too…
Ridgefield's Wetlands Board will review Carriage House Drive projects, unapproved Bennetts Farm Road work and three new applications.
Connecticut's gas average hits $4.14 a gallon, above the US rate, as Ridgefield stations post current local prices.
Ridgefield police charged two men in separate investigations involving stolen bank cards and a $27,000 theft.
July's employment numbers have just dropped for Ridgefield via the Connecticut Department of Labor
Tribeca Community School has opened at 66 Grove St. in Ridgefield, serving children ages 6 weeks to 6 years.
A popular fusion restaurant and cocktail bar that served Ridgefield with brunch, lunch, dinner, cocktails and late-night food is closing.
Ridgefield Public Schools opened Prospect Ridge Campus, the new home of AHS and the Ridgefield Transition Program.
Ridgefield's Public Safety Facilities Committee backed a $50M facility concept and ordered another study of the current police station site.
Ridgefield is moving ahead with the 84 Mamanasco Road donation while monitoring properties on Tally Ho, Danbury and Lakeview roads.
The winning ticket was purchased in Ridgefield.
As our town prepares crucial votes and public forums, there is an urgent issue that deserves the attention of every resident...
Ridgefield's finance board began 2028 budget planning and advanced new capital guidelines while debating debt limits.
Dover Saddlery is fading into history at the end of the week.
Ridgefield High School was ranked in the Top 10 last year as well, but there's been some movement...
James Russell Martin, 67, Passes Away
CHIRP continues Aug. 18 and 20 with Cimarron 615 and Eliza Gilkyson performances.
Parents and teachers are watching capable, thoughtful young women struggle under pressures that simply didn’t exist a generation ago
Ridgefield is receiving a $350,000 state grant to support in-district special education programming.