A county demand letter cites two jail lobby incidents as the Sheriff's Office reaffirms its limits on immigration enforcement.
AC Library's Native American Heritage Month offerings include a book giveaway, a family craft and a program on Native American law.
Each neighborhood gets one pickup. Leaves must be in biodegradable paper bags and curbside by 6 a.m. on collection day.
The Mayflower Street access road remains closed while crews restore the site and remove equipment.
New assessments will determine June 2027 tax bills; owners can schedule informal reviews starting Tuesday, Nov. 17.
Families can explore the nearly 100-toy collection at a grand opening Thursday, Nov. 12, with no registration required.
The collection will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Leaves must be on the grass strip within 5 feet of the curb, not in the road or by catch basin structures.
Reading Railway includes four reading levels, phonics worksheets and parent guides, with free access at the library or from home.
The Wednesday, Nov. 11, conversation at 2 p.m. will explore Vigna's book about money, wealth and greed.
The musical will be performed at the Trumbull High School Auditorium, with tickets now on sale, according to the town.
Residents can question city staff at the Monday, Nov. 16, panel, which begins at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers.
Households may donate up to two bank box-sized boxes of books during the Friends of the Mansfield Library collection.
The library asks recipients to mark its emails as not spam, add it to Safe Senders and save its email address.
Residents can ask questions and pick up free food safety giveaways Thursday, Nov. 12, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Residential property owners could register to bar uninvited commercial solicitors under a proposal up for a public hearing.
The Nov. 15 dedication will be followed by two December release events for Edward Chiucarello’s history of the church.
Closures run Nov. 18-Dec. 22, with weekend access for nonhunters. The town urges caution near lands where hunting may occur.
The studio relocated from Amity Road to 88 Bradley Road after 16 years in Woodbridge.
Patrons will need a valid email address to create a PIN when the requirement begins Tuesday, Dec. 1.
