Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich Ranked Best Place To Live In Connecticut In 2026: Why'd It Top The List? Greenwich Ranked Best Place To Live In Connecticut In 2026: Why'd It Top The List?
Greenwich Ranked Best Place To Live In Connecticut In 2026: Why'd It Top The List? An annual ranking of Connecticut cities and towns was recently released, providing a fresh look at where residents are happiest and which communities continue to stand out. Niche released its 2026 list of the best places to live in the state, based on factors like schools, safety, cost of living, and amenities. Connecticut scored high for its strong schools and low crime rates. The state also fell below the national average for both violent and property crime, according to the Niche report. However, that quality comes at a cost. The median income is nearly $100,000, meaning housing prices a…

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Oyster Bay, NY
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North Shore Ice Cream Man, Wife Hit By Back-To-Back Health Crises — Community Steps Up North Shore Ice Cream Man, Wife Hit By Back-To-Back Health Crises — Community Steps Up
North Shore Ice Cream Man, Wife Hit By Back-To-Back Health Crises — Community Steps Up A beloved Long Island ice cream truck driver and his wife underwent back-to-back medical emergencies, and the community has rallied to support them. Ice cream truck driver Sonny Taluy suffered a stroke Nov. 2, 2025, and his wife, Lynn Taluy, had a heart attack on Jan. 29, 2026, the Taluys' son-in-law, Christopher Mandrachio, told Daily Voice. "For over 30 years, Sonny has been more than just an ice cream truck driver, he has been a cherished part of the North Shore Long Island community,” Mandrachio wrote in a GoFundMe for the couple. “Sonny didn’t just serve ice cream; he built connec…

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by Joe Wilkinson
Danbury, CT
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Danbury Hospital Opens Registration For Spring EMT Class Danbury Hospital Opens Registration For Spring EMT Class
Danbury Hospital Opens Registration For Spring EMT Class Registration is open for a spring Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) class at Danbury Hospital running March 2 through May 9, 2026. To sign up, email [email protected] or call 203-739-4916. The course is expected to cover medical and trauma topics as well as hands-on instruction geared toward becoming an EMT. After certification, an EMT job opportunity could be available at Danbury Hospital EMS, per the City of Danbury's Facebook post. Paramedics performing CPR. Pexels/RDNE Stock project Sessions are set for Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings, with a few Saturdays…

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Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich Schools Name February Difference Makers Greenwich Schools Name February Difference Makers
Greenwich Schools Name February Difference Makers Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Toni Jones revealed the district’s February 2026 honorees for the “Difference Makers 2.0” award. This monthly recognition spotlights staff members described as “unsung heroes,” with this year's honorees drawn from each school and each district department. Per the Greenwich Public Schools webpage, the award goes to full or part-time employees whose work has left an exceptional mark on the GPS community through a single defining moment, sustained efforts over time, or daily support for others. February 2026 honorees (2025-2026 Difference Makers 2.0…

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Shelton, CT
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New CodeRED Registration Link Launched In Shelton New CodeRED Registration Link Launched In Shelton
New CodeRED Registration Link Launched In Shelton The City of Shelton has launched a new registration link for CodeRED Emergency Notifications, a system that sends alerts during emergencies, severe weather, and other critical situations. CodeRED lets Shelton officials deliver notices to targeted areas or the entire city during emergencies. Click here to register for CodeRED or update your information. Shelton Police Department announced on Facebook that the service only works when contact details are in the system, and anyone who isn’t registered won’t receive alerts. Company's logo. CodeRED by Crisis24 The Police Department is s…

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Ridgefield, CT
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Ridgefield Homeowners Tax Relief Deadline: April 1 Ridgefield Homeowners Tax Relief Deadline: April 1
Ridgefield Homeowners Tax Relief Deadline: April 1 Qualified Ridgefield homeowners can apply for the Town Program for Tax Relief through April 1, 2026. Applications are being accepted by the Ridgefield Assessor’s Office, according to the Town of Ridgefield’s Facebook post. Elderly couple holding hands. Pexels/Kampus Production To qualify, applicants must be 65 years of age or older by December 31, 2025. Homeowners also must have lived at their residence and paid real estate taxes there for at least one year before applying. The home must be the applicant’s legal domicile and must be occupied for at least 183 days of the year. …

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Newtown, CT
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Bethel Police Chief Stephen Pugner Retires Bethel Police Chief Stephen Pugner Retires
Bethel Police Chief Stephen Pugner Retires Bethel Police Chief Stephen Pugner is retiring after serving the town since April 2000. His time in the department included a run as chief that began in July 2020. Per the Bethel Police Department’s Facebook post, Pugner helped steer the planning and approvals that led to the department’s new Judd Avenue facility. He also pushed to keep the department supported with the best equipment, training, and personnel. In its message, the department thanked Pugner for his leadership and years of effort, and wished him luck in his next chapter.

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Brookfield, CT
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Brookfield Fire Company: Make Sure Your House Number Is Visible Brookfield Fire Company: Make Sure Your House Number Is Visible
Brookfield Fire Company: Make Sure Your House Number Is Visible The Brookfield Volunteer Fire Company is asking residents to take a quick look at their address numbers and make sure they’re visible from the road. In an emergency, crews need to be able to identify the correct home without guessing. According to the Brookfield Volunteer Fire Company’s Facebook post, residents should clear snow from the numbers on their house or mailbox. A mailbox. Pexels/Ivor Forrest The company said on Facebook that while they use GPS and mapping software, clearly marked houses still significantly help them find an address quickly when time matters. In its messa…

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Newtown, CT
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Newtown PD Receives Patriotic Employer Award Newtown PD Receives Patriotic Employer Award
Newtown PD Receives Patriotic Employer Award Newtown Police have received the Patriotic Employer Award through the Office of the Secretary of Defense’s Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve (ESGR) program. According to the Newtown Police Department’s Facebook post, the award recognizes employers that support employees who participate in America’s National Guard and Reserve forces. Chief David Kullgren accepted the award on behalf of the department. It was presented by General Jerry Lukowski, U.S. Army National Guard (Ret.), and Sergeant Adam James, a Newtown police officer who also serves as a Petty Officer 1st Class in the active…

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Shelton, CT
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Residents Urged To Clear Hydrants After Snow Residents Urged To Clear Hydrants After Snow
Residents Urged To Clear Hydrants After Snow Echo Hose Hook & Ladder Fire Company No. 1 is asking residents and business owners to dig out fire hydrants that are still buried or blocked after a storm that dropped about 13–14 inches of snow. Hydrants covered by snowbanks can slow firefighters from getting water on a fire quickly. Echo Hose Hook & Ladder Co. 1 said on Facebook that many hydrants are hidden or obstructed, which can cause delays when crews are trying to connect lines. A person shoveling snow. Pexels/Karolina Grabowska www.kaboompics.com The company is asking people to take a few minutes to: Clear snow aw…

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Westport, CT
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Westport FD Shares Cold-Weather Safety Tips Westport FD Shares Cold-Weather Safety Tips
Westport FD Shares Cold-Weather Safety Tips The Westport Fire Department is reminding residents to take precautions as wind chills drop and extreme cold conditions move in. According to the Westport Fire Department’s Facebook post, residents are being urged to dress in layers, cover exposed skin, bring pets indoors, and take steps to protect pipes. The department also encouraged families to keep children inside and to use heating equipment safely. Fire Chief Nicholas Marsan said that getting ready ahead of time can help prevent serious emergencies during extreme cold, per the department's Facebook post. The reminder also asks reside…

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Stamford, CT
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Snow, Ice Cleanup Tickets Hit Stamford Drivers: Police Warn Of $120 Fine Snow, Ice Cleanup Tickets Hit Stamford Drivers: Police Warn Of $120 Fine
Snow, Ice Cleanup Tickets Hit Stamford Drivers: Police Warn Of $120 Fine Stamford police are reminding drivers to clear snow and ice from their vehicles after a round of enforcement that resulted in 19 citations. On Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2026, members of the Stamford Police Department’s Traffic Enforcement Unit issued 19 citations to drivers who didn’t clear accumulated snow or ice before heading onto the road, according to the Stamford Police Department's Facebook post. Cars covered in snow. Pixabay/wal_172619 Connecticut law requires snow and ice to be removed from a vehicle’s hood, trunk, and roof when it’s being operated on a roadway. With state and cour…

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Darien, CT
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Darien PD: Burglar Alarms Must Be Registered Darien PD: Burglar Alarms Must Be Registered
Darien PD: Burglar Alarms Must Be Registered The Darien Police Department is reminding the community that all burglar alarm systems in the Town of Darien must be registered. Registration is intended to help reduce false alarms and support a faster, more accurate police response in urgent situations, the Darien Police Department announced on Facebook. Click here for the alarm system registration form. Alarm system. Pixabay/wolfgangvogt_lb Per the department’s Facebook post, completed registration forms can be dropped off at the Darien Police Department Records Office or emailed to [email protected]. Note from the PD: …

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Trumbull-Monroe, CT
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Redding: $25 Back For Plow-Hit Mailboxes And Posts Redding: $25 Back For Plow-Hit Mailboxes And Posts
Redding: $25 Back For Plow-Hit Mailboxes And Posts Redding will reimburse residents whose mailbox or post is directly hit by a town highway snow plow, under a policy adopted by the Board of Selectmen. The policy says the town will pay $25 for a mailbox and $25 for a post when either is struck by a town plow, per the Town of Redding’s Facebook post. Labor charges are not covered. According to the Town of Redding’s Mailbox Repair Policy page, residents who believe a town snow plow damaged their mailbox should call the Highway Department at 203-938-2801 and leave a message for Paige Silva along with their name, address, and phone number.…

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Brookfield, CT
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Brookfield’s New Superintendent Starts Feb. 9, Shares Message To Community Brookfield’s New Superintendent Starts Feb. 9, Shares Message To Community
Brookfield’s New Superintendent Starts Feb. 9, Shares Message To Community Stephen Foresi will begin as Brookfield’s Superintendent of Schools on Feb. 9, 2026. According to Brookfield Public Schools' ParentSquare post, Foresi introduced himself to the community ahead of his start date and said he is looking forward to joining the district. In the coming weeks, Foresi said he plans to visit schools, meet with students and staff, connect with families and community members, and listen to local perspectives as the district continues its work. Foresi brings nearly three decades of experience in Connecticut public education. He began his career as a classroom teacher …

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Danbury, CT
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Danbury Kindergarten Registration Open For 2026-27; Early-Entry Deadline March 15 Danbury Kindergarten Registration Open For 2026-27; Early-Entry Deadline March 15
Danbury Kindergarten Registration Open For 2026-27; Early-Entry Deadline March 15 Kindergarten registration for the 2026-2027 school year is open in Danbury, and families considering early entry have a key deadline coming up this spring. According to Danbury Public Schools’ webpage, children with birthdays from Sept. 2, 2020, through Sept. 1, 2021, can enroll for the 2026-2027 school year. Click here to register for the 2026-2027 school year. Children playing on the floor. Pexels/Pavel Danilyuk Besides online registration, families must also bring required documents to the Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Center at 49 Osborne Street. The student must…

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Darien, CT
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Darien PD Warns: Don’t Leave Cars Running Unattended Darien PD Warns: Don’t Leave Cars Running Unattended
Darien PD Warns: Don’t Leave Cars Running Unattended Darien police are urging drivers to shut off the engine and lock up every time they step away from a vehicle, warning that a running car can be an easy target. The reminder comes as thefts can happen in seconds at home, at the coffee shop, or while stopping for gas. Even leaving a vehicle running or unlocked for a brief time can create an opportunity for someone to take it. Per the Darien Police Department’s Facebook post, drivers should never leave their vehicle running unattended, and they should always take their keys or key fob with them when they exit, lock all doors, and ful…

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Wilton, CT
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Wilton Opens Warming Centers Through Jan. 27 As Cold Sticks Around Wilton Opens Warming Centers Through Jan. 27 As Cold Sticks Around
Wilton Opens Warming Centers Through Jan. 27 As Cold Sticks Around Wilton is making three warming centers available as a stretch of frigid weather is expected to continue into next week. The town of Wilton said on Facebook that the locations will remain open through at least Tuesday, Jan. 27, and that most days will be below freezing for much of the day, with Thursday, Jan. 22, noted as the exception. Warming centers and listed hours: Comstock Community Center, 180 School Road: Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wilton YMCA, 404 Danbury Road: Monday to Friday, 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sunday, 7 a.…

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New Canaan, CT
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New Stop Signs Installed At Weed Street And Elm Street New Stop Signs Installed At Weed Street And Elm Street
New Stop Signs Installed At Weed Street And Elm Street Two new stop signs were added at the Weed Street and Elm Street intersection in New Canaan on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2026. According to the New Canaan Police Department’s Facebook post, the new signs require traffic traveling north and south on Weed Street to stop at the intersection with Elm Street. That makes the corner a three-way stop intersection, since there was already a stop sign on Elm Street at Weed Street, the post states.

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Shelton, CT
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Eat At Chick-fil-A Shelton Jan. 29 To Support Perry Hill PTO Eat At Chick-fil-A Shelton Jan. 29 To Support Perry Hill PTO
Eat At Chick-fil-A Shelton Jan. 29 To Support Perry Hill PTO Perry Hill Elementary’s parent-teacher organization (PTO) is teaming up with Chick-fil-A Shelton for a Spirit Day fundraiser on Thursday, Jan. 29, 2026. Perry Hill PTO said on Facebook that the restaurant will donate 15% of sales from specified orders placed from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. during the Spirit Day to Perry Hill PTO. Organization's logo. Perry Hill PTO There are two ways to make sure your order is credited. If you buy in person at the counter or in the drive-thru, tell a team member you’re there for Perry Hill. Using the Chick-fil-A mobile app counts, too. According to the P…

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Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich Christmas Tree Recycling Runs Through Jan. 31 Greenwich Christmas Tree Recycling Runs Through Jan. 31
Greenwich Christmas Tree Recycling Runs Through Jan. 31 Greenwich residents can recycle their Christmas trees at designated drop-off locations through Saturday, January 31, 2026. Greenwich Parks and Recreation announced on Facebook that its Parks and Trees Division will help residents recycle trees at multiple locations during set hours. Trees can be dropped off at: Byram Park (residents only), 2nd gate parking lot, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Bruce Park (residents only), parking lot by children’s playground, from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Greenwich Point (residents only), across from Nature Center, from 6:00 AM to sunset Holly Hill Recycling Center (r…

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Ridgefield, CT
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Ridgefield Seeks Nominations For 6th Annual Cultural District Award Ridgefield Seeks Nominations For 6th Annual Cultural District Award
Ridgefield Seeks Nominations For 6th Annual Cultural District Award The Ridgefield Economic & Community Development Commission is asking residents and others to nominate individuals for its sixth annual Cultural District Award. The honor recognizes one individual who has made an extraordinary contribution to Ridgefield’s economic development by advancing some aspect of the town’s cultural district, according to the Town of Ridgefield’s Facebook post. The commission said contributions can take several forms, including launching a new enterprise, starting a program that draws visitors to town, providing distinguished service to a Ridgefield organization, …

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Norwalk, CT
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NRVT Seeks Matching Donations To Grow Trail In 2026 NRVT Seeks Matching Donations To Grow Trail In 2026
Nrvt Seeks Matching Donations To Grow Trail In 2026 Norwalk River Valley Trail is asking supporters to donate in 2026 to help add new miles and care for the trail. Norwalk River Valley Trail said in a Facebook post that it sees the trail as a thread connecting local towns, creating places for calm, connection, and joy. Donations can be made here. Norwalk River Valley Trail's logo.  Norwalk River Valley Trail The donations will help support additional miles of trail, maintain greenways and wildlife habitats, and build welcoming areas designed to encourage movement, wellness, and shared use. Matching gifts are available that wou…

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Shelton, CT
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Shelton PD Earns CALEA National Accreditation Shelton PD Earns CALEA National Accreditation
Shelton PD Earns Calea National Accreditation The Shelton Police Department has become the third police agency in Fairfield County to receive CALEA national accreditation, according to the Shelton Police Department's Facebook post. CALEA, the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc., is an independent nonprofit credentialing body that issues voluntary national accreditation to public safety agencies, according to CALEA. On its website, CALEA outlines a five-phase accreditation process (Enrollment, Self-assessment, Assessment, Commission Review and Decision, and Maintaining Compliance and Reaccreditation), and …

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Brookfield, CT
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New Fairfield Vehicle Stolen; Office Urges 9 PM Routine New Fairfield Vehicle Stolen; Office Urges 9 PM Routine
New Fairfield Vehicle Stolen; Office Urges 9 PM Routine The New Fairfield Resident Trooper's Office is reminding residents to lock their vehicles and keep keys and valuables out after a vehicle was stolen in town. According to a Facebook post by New Fairfield Resident Trooper's Office, stolen vehicles are increasing across Connecticut, and New Fairfield had a vehicle stolen on Wednesday, Jan. 7. The reminder urged residents to commit to the 9 PM routine. Per a Facebook post by the Connecticut State Police Bridgewater/Roxbury Resident Trooper’s Office, the “9 PM routine” is a simple anti-theft checklist that includes the following steps: Remov…

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Wilton, CT
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Wilton Plushie Project Drive Seeks Stuffed Animals Jan. 10-17 Wilton Plushie Project Drive Seeks Stuffed Animals Jan. 10-17
Wilton Plushie Project Drive Seeks Stuffed Animals Jan. 10-17 A Circle of Care Plushie Project stuffed animal drive is running from Jan. 10 to Jan. 17, the Town of Wilton Parks and Recreation Department announced on Facebook. Donations, the department said in a Facebook post, can be dropped at two locations: the Comstock Community Center or the Wilton YMCA. The drive is asking for new or gently used plush toys intended to support children in the community.

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Trumbull-Monroe, CT
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Officer Stephen Christoforo Graduates Police Academy In Trumbull Officer Stephen Christoforo Graduates Police Academy In Trumbull
Officer Stephen Christoforo Graduates Police Academy In Trumbull Officer Stephen Christoforo completed the police academy on Dec. 17, 2025. In the Trumbull Police Department’s Facebook post, Christoforo was congratulated on the milestone. The statement also pointed to his hard work and dedication, along with a commitment to service, and closed with: “Welcome to the team.”

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Darien, CT
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Darien Police Warn Of Police Impersonation Scam Calls Darien Police Warn Of Police Impersonation Scam Calls
Darien Police Warn Of Police Impersonation Scam Calls Darien police are warning people about callers posing as officers and pushing for fast payment over the phone. Fraudsters have been telling people they face an active arrest warrant, missed jury duty, or unpaid fines, then demanding money right away, according to the Darien Police Department's Facebook post. The department said the calls can sound believable, with scammers using spoofed phone numbers and even citing officer names or badge numbers. Department's logo. Darien Police Department People are reminded that real law enforcement will not try to resolve matters through a phon…

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Prospect-Beacon Falls, CT
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New Year's Crash Nearly Killed Him: Now Community Is Repaying Prospect Man With 'Heart Of Gold' New Year's Crash Nearly Killed Him: Now Community Is Repaying Prospect Man With 'Heart Of Gold'
New Year's Crash Nearly Killed Him: Now Community Is Repaying Prospect Man With 'Heart Of Gold' A Connecticut family is facing every parent’s worst fear after a serious New Year’s Day crash left their son fighting for his life. But they're not alone, as their community is stepping up to help with his recovery.  Logan Resnick, 21, of Prospect, suffered catastrophic injuries in an off-road vehicle crash on Bank Street in Waterbury. His wounds were so severe that he had to be resuscitated at the scene. Paramedics rushed him to Saint Mary’s Hospital, where doctors later airlifted him to Hartford Hospital. He has remained in the Neuro ICU since the crash. Logan suffered multiple …

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by Josh Lanier
Stamford, CT
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Book Donation Day Set For Jan. 3 At Harry Bennett Branch Library Book Donation Day Set For Jan. 3 At Harry Bennett Branch Library
Book Donation Day Set For Jan. 3 At Harry Bennett Branch Library The Ferguson Library is collecting gently used books and other media during a Book Donation Day on Saturday, Jan. 3, at the Harry Bennett Branch Library. Drop-offs will be accepted between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., the library announced on Facebook. People can bring pre-owned books, CDs, and DVDs that are still in good condition. The donations will support the Friends Book Shop, according to The Ferguson Library’s Facebook post.

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Greenwich, CT
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Greenwich Police Welcome Two New Officers After Academy Graduation Greenwich Police Welcome Two New Officers After Academy Graduation
Greenwich Police Welcome Two New Officers After Academy Graduation Greenwich Police is congratulating Officers Ego and DiMaggio-Carolino after the pair graduated from the 387th Session of the Connecticut Police Academy. The Greenwich Police Department announced on Facebook that both officers completed the academy and are now headed back to headquarters to start the department’s Field Training Program. Officer Ego also received the TFC Allan J. Truskowski Award, an honor given to the recruit who posts the top overall results across police training, firearms, patrol driving, and physical fitness, according to the department’s Facebook post. The award is…

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