Snow Emergency Parking Rules in Guilford, CT
A plain-English guide to Guilford's winter parking ban — seasonal dates, overnight hours, $15 fine, and towing policies.
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Guilford Early Voting Runs Oct. 19-Nov. 1 at Town Hall
Guilford early voting runs Oct. 19-Nov. 1 at Town Hall, with extended hours Oct. 27 and 29 and voter-registration deadlines before Election Day.
CTtransit Halves Fares for Veterans and Youth Statewide
CTtransit’s new statewide discount gives veterans and riders ages 5–18 half-price local and CTfastrak fares, with youth 31-day passes priced at $30.60.
Bridgeport Ex-Sen. Dennis Bradley Arrested on Ballot Charges
Former state Sen. Dennis Bradley was arrested on four absentee-ballot charges from Bridgeport's Aug. 11 primary, where his brother ran for probate judge. He is due in court Oct. 21.
New Haven Alders Approve Up to $27M in Borrowing for Wrongful-Conviction Settlements
New Haven's Board of Alders approved up to $27 million in bonds, 24-0 with one abstention, to pay the city's share of the Horn and Jackson wrongful-conviction settlements.
Daily News Brief: Wednesday, Oct. 7
Southington's $3.03 million firefighter grant, a Guilford ghost walk tonight, the Apple Harvest Festival's final weekend and the dates to know this month.
Southington Awarded $3.03 Million Fire Grant for 12 Hires
Southington received a $3.03 million federal grant to support hiring 12 firefighters. The Town Council must review the award and decide whether to accept and put it into effect.
Property Tax Guide for East Haven, CT
Guide to East Haven, CT property taxes — 33.44 mill rate, due dates, grace periods, online payment, and tips to avoid late fees.
New Haven Man Gets 5 Years for Selling Drugs From Branford Hotel Room
A federal judge sentenced a 41-year-old New Haven man to five years in prison and four years of supervised release for selling fentanyl and crack cocaine from a Branford hotel room.
Bridgeport School Board Vice Chair Sees $17M Gap in State Aid Scenarios
Bridgeport Board of Education Vice Chair Joseph Sokolovic wrote in The Connecticut Mirror that the state's sample school-aid reforms would leave the district nearly $17 million short in 2027-28.
New Haven Alders to Hear Purchasing Code Changes Thursday
New Haven's Finance Committee takes testimony Thursday, Oct. 8, on purchasing-code changes that would tie the city's sealed-bid limit to state law and let some firms that owe the city work in an emergency.
Georgia Man Charged in $50,000 Phone Scam of North Branford Resident
A 70-year-old North Branford resident wired $50,000 after a fake fraud alert and a call about "FBI agents." Police say a 29-year-old Georgia man has surrendered and been charged.