Woodbridge Government Roundup: Beecher Road Vote Tuesday, School Boards
Woodbridge votes Tuesday, Oct. 13, on a $118.5 million Beecher Road School plan after its town meeting. A two-thirds yes passes it; absentee ballots are in person only.
Woodbridge votes Tuesday, Oct. 13, on a $118.5 million Beecher Road School plan after its town meeting. A two-thirds yes passes it; absentee ballots are in person only.
Woodbridge's Amity Regional Board of Education was scheduled to consider a 2026-2029 administrative assistant contract and hear school updates Sept. 28; minutes were not posted by Oct. 2.
Police identified the couple found dead in their Orchard Road home on Oct. 2 as Jo Ann Karales, 66, and William Karales, 71. Her death was classified as a homicide and his as a suicide, police said.
The Milford nonprofit is asking homeowners in both towns how they view renting out a spare bedroom as it studies whether to start a homesharing pilot.
Woodbridge voters decide Oct. 13 whether to spend $118.5 million on a new Beecher Road School and a school-board central office.
Woodbridge's zoning commission unanimously approved splitting 1990 Litchfield Turnpike into two lots and set hearings for Oct. 5 and Nov. 2.
Woodbridge’s Beecher Road School Building Committee held a Sept. 15 presentation on its recommended building option, followed by a public forum.
Woodbridge this week saw the Board of Assessment Appeals cancel its Sept. 10 meeting, while the Beecher Road School Building Committee held a special session on Sept. 9 to review mailer communications.
Russell Whitman, 87, of Charter Senior Living in Woodbridge was found safe in Rhode Island after leaving the facility on March 11 without his medication. A Silver Alert was issued and later canceled after police located him.
New Haven County residents hit by 'Crestwood Loan Advisors' scam robocalls — up to 68 calls a day. Real Crestwood Advisors of Boston denies any connection.
Woodbridge saw a full week of government meetings March 2–6, 2026. The Board of Education held three committee sessions; the Town Plan and Zoning Commission, Human Services Commission, and CUPOP met March 2–3; and the Board of Finance held a budget session March 4. The Conservation Commission meets tonight (March 5) and the BOS Strategic Planning Committee meets tomorrow (March 6).
Jaivon Williams, 20, of New Haven faces 13 charges after a crash in Woodbridge led police to discover an assault weapon and nearly four pounds of drugs mixed with fentanyl. He is held on $500,000 bond.