A grand opening date has not been announced yet, but the business says an April opening is planned.
Police said one person died at the scene and seven others were taken to local hospitals after the Wednesday afternoon crash.
Families can get help with waitlists and late applications at Saturday’s Windsor event.
A man was arrested on a litany of charges and held on a combined $725,000 bond, police said.
The role includes supervising pool activities, teaching swim lessons and maintaining pool facilities.
Special activities, giveaways and light refreshments are planned during the public celebration at 321 Windsor Ave.
The appointment formalizes a leadership transition that began last summer when the previous superintendent took leave.
Shoppers can browse crafts, books, jewelry, and more at this annual springtime event.
First Town Downtown will host an online auction March 22–28 to raise money for programs supporting Windsor Center businesses.
State officials say the planned fires will improve rare sandy and grassland habitats in Windsor.
Annual Gala to Spotlight Veteran Mental Health, Disability Services & Community Impact
A Windsor attorney representing state agencies in financial cases is nominated for the Connecticut Superior Court.
Connecticut Lottery officials recorded a winning ticket tied to a Windsor player and a Newington retailer.
A revised $2.9 million plan would keep bike lanes and west-side parking while dropping the roundabouts rejected by voters.
Community members are invited to help support the region’s blood supply at a Windsor drive Friday.
Five people were displaced after the fire, which remains under investigation by the Windsor Fire Marshal’s Office.
The Windsor restaurant says it reopened after closing temporarily to complete kitchen upgrades.
The sale includes a $64.85 million mortgage and marks one of the largest suburban Hartford-area multifamily deals in recent years.
The latest Connecticut Business Registry filings show new entities tied to Windsor addresses.
Dozens across all four grades did not miss a single day during the second marking period.
All Windsor Public Schools will be closed Tuesday as snow continues to impact road conditions.
The Town Council voted 8-1 to direct the town manager to turn off the system and return with an alternative that meets Windsor’s policy.
A 35-year-old Windsor man remains locked up in New York as Connecticut authorities wait to bring him back.
The incident at the Iron Mountain facility prompted assistance from state environmental officials.
Organizers are calling on businesses and nonprofits from four area towns to represent their communities at the Connecticut State Capitol.
Restaurants and sponsors can still sign up to take part in the 2026 celebration.
The public meeting will give Windsor residents a chance to hear upcoming plans and speak directly with their state representatives.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Windsor.
A buried fire hydrant slowed firefighters responding to a Groton Road vehicle fire Wednesday, following a similar delay at a Sage Park Road.
State records show a new wave of business registrations in Windsor over a four-week period.
Participants are being urged to note the updated location ahead of Friday’s games and activities.
Check out the 10 most recently sold properties in Windsor, according to Zillow.com.
Fans can find TVs, food, and drinks at several familiar spots on Super Bowl Sunday.
Emergency crews rushed to Sage Park Drive after reports of a residential fire, as cold temperatures add to already challenging conditions
The short-term assistance program has closed after available funding ran out.
The town is working with United Way to connect eligible residents with short-term assistance.
Find out the latest snow accumulation estimates and timeline for the upcoming major winter storm from meteorologists.
Green is a licensed funeral director/embalmer at Abraham L. Green & Son Funeral Home in Fairfield
The first of five new ambulances is now in service, with the rest expected to follow in the coming weeks.
A town-sponsored meeting will give residents a chance to ask questions about ALPR cameras and privacy protections.