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Southbury First Selectman's Update - June 10, 2026
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Hayleigh Evans is a Connecticut-based reporter covering breaking news, public safety and community stories in Danbury, Newtown, Bethel, Brookfield, Wilton, Weston-Redding-Easton, Southbury and Monroe. She previously reported on climate, extreme weather and public safety for The Arizona Republic within the USA Today Network. Hayleigh has also covered local government and community issues in London and focuses on clear, accurate, fact-driven reporting. She holds a master’s degree in magazine journalism from City, University of London and a bachelor's degree in English from Northeastern University.
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The most expensive home listed in Redding has been listed for $7.73 million.
The luxury estate overlooks the Aspetuck River and sits on 16 acres, according to Zillow.
Authorities are asking residents with surveillance footage or information to come forward.
Connecticut parents and caregivers are being urged to stop using several miniature products and dispose of them immediately.
Residents are invited to donate food and other needed items during a community collection event.
Food trucks, live music and a new mobile bookstore are scheduled for the season opener.
The business recently celebrated a ribbon cutting at its newest Connecticut location.
The city was listed in a new U.S. News & World Report ranking.
Multiple updates are underway at Danbury Fair, with new businesses, relocations and renovations planned throughout the mall.
ICE said the man fled on foot during the operation.
Forecasters say the climate pattern could influence winter temperatures, snowfall, storm tracks and hurricane activity later this year.
A rapidly strengthening El Niño could influence winter temperatures, snowfall and hurricane activity.
The nearly 9-acre project would include apartments, commercial space and new housing.
A new family-focused business is set to open next week.
Supporters said the increases will help attract qualified candidates, while opponents called the proposal "tone deaf."
Restaurants and community organizations will host matches throughout June as part of a citywide celebration.
Authorities said an apparent swatting call prompted an emergency response.
Nearly 30 firefighters responded to the incident Monday night.