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• Weston Schools May Have To Cut Back On Some Classes, Clubs
• Six Sandy Hook Educators Awarded Civilian Honors Medal
• Three More Suspects In Custody In Boston Marathon Bombing
• Gov. Dannel Malloy Welcomes Financial Company To Connecticut
• Westport’s Blu Parrot Restaurant Closes Its Doors
• Author Mary Higgins Clark To Thrill In Wilton
• Redding Road Race Is A Quick Hit Among Runners
• Weston Heads To Polls For Town Budget Vote Thursday
• Redding's Mark Twain Library Hosts Annual Frog Frolic
• William Kenneth Bell, 92, Formerly Of Redding, Retired Postmaster
• Connecticut State Police, Family Ask For Help Finding Missing ECSU Student
• Poll: Where Will You Watch As Horses Run In The Kentucky Derby?
• Norwalk Hospital To Build New Ambulatory Pavilion
• World-Renowned Violinist Performs With Norwalk Symphony Saturday
• New Canaan's Whirlwind Divers Win 4th Straight YMCA Title
• Winklevoss Twins Share Story Of Their Success In Greenwich Talk
• Fairfield County's SpinOdyssey Fundraiser Moves To New Outdoor Spot
• What To Do In Fairfield This Weekend
• Area Will See Sunny, Warm Weekend
• Wire Work May Cause Overnight Traffic Jams On I-95 In Fairfield
• See Open Houses In Weston And Easton This Weekend
• Norwalk Hospital Breaks Ground On New Ambulatory Unit
• Officials Inspect Progress Of Sandy Cleanup On Fairfield County Coast
• Weston Classic Car Fundraiser Seeks New Entrants
• Forest Fire Danger Level Remains 'Very High' In Fairfield County
• Vintage Cars Take Center Stage At Stamford Museum
• Budget Votes Lead Weston, Easton And Redding's Week In News
• Federal Aid For Hurricane Sandy To Connecticut Tops $367 Million
• Redding To Screen Film On Connecticut's Brush With Nazis
• Wet Weather Expected This Week In Fairfield
• Nicholas Kristof To Speak At Domestic Violence Crisis Center Benefit
• Wine Tasting, Dancing To Benefit Stew Leonard’s Water Safety Foundation
• Have Fun. Get Dirty. Beat Cancer.
• Sen. Chris Murphy Asks For Caution In Military Aid To Syria
• 11 Fairfield County Companies Make The Fortune 500 List
• Easton And Redding Vote On Town Spending Tuesday
• Hearing To Gather Ideas On Public Transportation In Fairfield County
• Dorothy M. Gough, 89, Of Redding
• Weston Memorial Day 5K Seeks Sponsors
• Weston Selectmen Make Change To Proposed Firearms Law
• New Yorker Cartoonist Roz Chast To Speak At Greenwich Library
• Family Pride Fueled Denise Valeri's Degree Dream
• Easton, Redding Students Make Dean's List At Berklee College Of Music
• Fairfield County Placed Under Flood Advisory
• Redding Reps To Hold Collection For Old US Flags
• Fog Settles In Across Lower Fairfield County
• Newtown Leaders To Speak At WestConn Commencement
• Fairfield County Property Care Experts Grow With Organic Solutions
• Weston's Emmanuel Church Readies New Community Space
• Prince Harry Kicks Off Trip To America, Featuring A Stop In Greenwich
• New Canaan Woman Helps Launch Westport Race For The Cure
• Joseph Lieberman: Boston Attack Could Have Been Prevented
• Westport Hires Personnel, Human Resources Director
• Study: Fairfield County Area Traffic Ranks Among Worst In U.S.
• Mother's Day Runs Planned In Norwalk, Ridgefield
• Police: Prince Harry's Visit To Greenwich Won't Cost Taxpayers A Dime
• Weston Student Earns Grant To Research Salamander Diversity
• Region In For Rainy Weekend Weather
• Video Of Norwalk UPS Driver Confrontation Goes Viral
• Weston Little League Plans Fundraising Golf Tourney
• FAA Finds Funds To Keep Danbury Airport Tower Open
• Cannondale Sports Unlimited Returns To Wilton With New Headquarters
• Two Fairfield County Whole Foods Mix Up Chicken, Vegan Salads
• Westport Weston Y To Host First-Ever Holistic Health Day
• Motown Comes To Fairfield For Fundraiser Friday May 17
• Redding's New Pond Farm Hosts Spring Sky Astronomy Show
• Maritime Aquarium Event Raises $630,000 For Education Programs
• Happy Mother's Day: How Will You Spend the Day?
• Budget Votes Lead Weston-Easton-Redding's Week In News
• Residents Show Up To Help Darien Postal Service Food Drive
• A Conversation On Food And "Obsessed" By Mika Brzezinski
• Fairfield County Estates Fuel Record Growth In Tax Payments
• Add Your Event To The Daily Voice Community Calendar
• Frosty Mornings To Open Sunny Days In Fairfield
• Fifth Annual SoNo Stroll Coming To Norwalk In June
• See Weston's Recent Home Sales
• Connecticut Finally Hits Tax Freedom Day On Monday
• The Cicadas Are Coming To Connecticut After 17-Year Slumber
• Rita Ashley Doremus, 95, Longtime Easton Resident
• Report: No Drugs, Alcohol Found In Sandy Hook Shooter
• Urgent Care Plans New Clinic In Danbury Area
• Frost To Blanket Northern Fairfield County Overnight
• U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy Hosts Google Hangout
• Be Alert For Ticks, Lyme Disease In Fairfield County This Spring
• Weston Youth Teams Host 'Cheer Extravaganza' Friday
• Norwalk DMV Now Allows Appointments For Learner's Permits
• Jeffrey Charles Gordon, 51, Of Easton, Certified Public Accountant
• Alex Langlois of Easton Graduates From Champlain College
• Should Drunken Driving Laws Be Tougher In Connecticut?
• Danbury Legislators Take Action To Keep Airport Tower Open
• Flags To Fly At Half-Staff For Peace Officers Memorial Day
• It's Official: Connecticut Sets 24-Hour Snowfall Record In February
• Taxes Rise In Easton And Redding; Weston's Rate Drops
• Greenwich Polo Club Rolls Out Red Carpet For Prince Harry Wednesday
• New Whole Foods In Danbury To Offer Burgers And Shakes Section
• Security Tight At Greenwich Polo Club Before Prince Harry Visit
• Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot Reaches $360 Million
• Metro-North Conductors Make Fashion Statement In White
• Polo-Playing Prince Harry Takes Greenwich By Storm
• Redding Teen Honored As 'Youth Of The Year'
• Looking For Craft Beer In Fairfield County? There's An App For That
• Bike To Work In Norwalk, Stamford, Fairfield On Friday
• Jean-Michel Cousteau To Speak At Norwalk's Maritime Aquarium
• Prince Harry Gives Way To Pineapple Race At Greenwich Polo Club
• Mason, Emma Top The List Of Baby Names In Connecticut
• Accuweather Forecast: Fairfield County Should Brace For New Storm Season
• Women's Council Of Realtors Gets Taste Of Connecticut
• Fairfield County Lawmakers Want To Stop 16% Gas Tax Increase
• Danbury Lawmaker Honored For Protecting State Doctors
• Weston Youth Services Continues Series On Tough Topics
• Sunny, Dry Weather Forecast For This Weekend
• Long-Awaited Danbury Whole Foods To Hold Grand Opening
• Connecticut Issues Weekend Traffic Warning For I-95
• Danbury Educators Spring Forward For Sandy Hook With 5K Race/Walk
• Where To Buy Powerball Tickets In Weston, Easton, Redding
• Open Houses In Weston and Easton This Weekend
• State Police Investigate Remains Found On Trumbull-Bridgeport Border
• 60 Injured As Metro-North Train Derails Near Fairfield Metro Station
• Metro-North, Amtrak Train Service Disrupted; NTSB Heads To Accident Scene
• Hundreds Crowd South Norwalk Train Station After Crash
• Gov. Dannel Malloy Details Injuries, Damage In Train Crash
• Weston Wants Your Photos For New Town Website
• Garbage Gourmet: Taste-Treats in the Trash
• Metro-North Halted From Norwalk To New Haven; Hourly Service Set Up
• Route 58 Closed In Easton For Tree Removal
• Three Still Critical From Metro-North Train Crash Near Fairfield
• Danbury Race Helps Healing From Sandy Hook Shootings
• Connecticut DOT Completes Work Early On I-95 In New Haven
• Update: Man Charged With Murdering Eastern Connecticut Student
• NTSB: Fractured Rail Joint Among Possible Causes Of Metro-North Crash
• Video: Skateboarders Capture Aftermath Of Metro-North Train Crash
• Metro-North Repairs Could Take Days To Finish Causing Limited Service
• Tax Hikes Top Weston-Easton-Redding's Week In News
• Check Your Tickets, $1 Million Powerball Winner Sold In Connecticut
• Prepare For Long Commute Monday After Fairfield Train Crash
• Malloy: Expect Big Traffic, Transit Delays All Week After Metro-North Crash
• See Easton's Recent Home Sales
• Connecticut Unemployment Holds Steady At 8 Percent
• Patchy Dense Fog To Greet Commuters In Fairfield County
• Connecticut Releases Train-Bus Details For Monday Commute; Warns Of Delays
• Rainy Week On Tap For Fairfield County
• Monday Commute: Fairfield County Train Stations Roll, But Highways Are Slow
• Danbury's Sharon Pereira Closes In On IDEAL Degree
• Norwalk Takes Steps To Help Rail, Road Commuters
• Edward C. Heere, 68, Of Redding
• Video: Metro-North Crews Begin Train Crash Cleanup
• Sen. Chris Murphy Vows To Live On Food Stamp Budget For Week
• Metro-North Trains Should Be Up And Running By Wednesday Morning
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• Kevin Bacon And His Brother Head To The Ridgefield Playhouse
• No Metro-North? No Big Problems In Fairfield County's Commute
• Janet Tompkins, 66, Lifelong Easton Resident
• Fairfield County-Based AmeriCares Sends Team To Oklahoma After Tornado
• Air Quality Alert Issued For Fairfield County Due To Ozone
• Trains Return To Fairfield, Bridgeport Tuesday Afternoon
• Newsweek/Daily Beast: Weston High No. 2 In Connecticut
• CT Challenge Founder Will Be Honored At Lacrosse Final Four
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• Weston's Spring Fling To Help Food Pantry, Autism Group
• Wilton Business Takes To Air For Rare Aerial Videos
• Owner Of New Danbury Mini Golf Finds Stroke Of Genius
• Runners: Sign Up For Weston Memorial Day 5K This Weekend
• Fairfield County's Save The Children Helps Young Tornado Victims
• Norwalk Sen. Bob Duff Supports Genetically Modified Food Bill
• Elections Bill Inspired By Easton's Problems Moves Forward
• Dogs Based At Danbury Church Comfort Sandy Hook Students
• $190 Million Greenwich Compound Is Priciest Home In The U.S.
• Lacrosse, Cancer Connection Comes Full Circle For Fairfield's Jeff Keith
• Update: Expect Flooding With Heavy Rain And Thunder, Danbury
• Metro-North Offers Extra Trains To Fairfield County For Memorial Day
• Undocumented Immigrants May Get Licenses In Connecticut
• Thunderstorm, Heavy Rains Pound Danbury
• Fairfield County Boy Scouts Council Will Allow Gay Members
• Gas Prices Spike In Fairfield County For Memorial Day Weekend
• Weston Schools Honored For Cutting Energy Use
• 'Lorikeets' Swoop Into New Exhibit At Maritime Aquarium
• Flood Warning Opens Wet Weekend In Fairfield County
• Peggy Marie Sanford, 72, Of Westport
• Michael J. Devore, III, 48, Of Fairfield
• NTSB: Engineer Saw 'Unusual Condition' On Track Before Metro-North Crash
• Preparing For Finals? Fairfield County Students Can Get Tips In Free eBook
• What's Open And Closed For Memorial Day In The Weston Area
• Connecticut Suspends Road Construction For Memorial Day Weekend
• Injured Passenger Sues Metro-North After Derailment
• Redding, Weston Celebrate Memorial Day Early With Saturday Parade, Fair
• Officer Shoots, Kills Armed Man At Ridgefield Home
• Fairfield Honors Lost Soldiers In Memorial Day Ceremony
• Weston Memorial Day Fair Closed Saturday, Open Early Sunday
• See A Rare Alignment Of Planets In Westchester Sunday
• Greenwich Braves Rain To Party As A Town
• Henry Wynne Of Staples Sets Connecticut Record In Dream Mile
• Diocese Of Bridgeport Ordains 7 New Roman Catholic Priests
• Metro-North Cleanup Leads Weston Area's Week In News
• Realtors Discuss Planning, Zoning Issues In Norwalk
• Police: Man Shot, Killed In Ridgefield Was Founder Of Danbury Museum
• Fairfield County Athletes Help Lead UConn To Big East Baseball Title
• Weston, Easton Hold Memorial Day Parades Monday
• Flags To Fly Half-Staff, Benefits To Vets Expanded For Memorial Day
• Fairfield County, Find A Parade For Memorial Day
• Runner Hits Fairfield County Races To Remember Sandy Hook Victims
• Danbury Museum Expresses Shock At Shooting Death Of Ridgefield Founder
• Photos: Danbury Steps Off For Memorial Day Parade
• Ridgefield Honors Fallen Soliders In Memorial Day Parade
• Photos: Westport Residents Line The Streets To Enjoy Memorial Day Parade
• Census Bureau: Weston, Easton And Redding All Growing
• Road Work Begins Tuesday On Route 136 In Westport
• Prudential Connecticut Launches Realtor Program For Veterans
• Connecticut Offers $5 Million In School Safety Grants After Sandy Hook
• Talent Show To Support Norwalk Concert Hall Scheduled For September
• U.S. Rep. Jim Himes To Speak To Redding League Of Women Voters
• Rainy Start Gives Way To Sunny Skies, Summer Temperatures This Week
• Metro-North Reports Opposite-Side Boarding, Delays
• Car Fire Stalls Monday Night Traffic On Merritt At Norwalk-Westport Border
• Metro-North Worker Hit, Killed By Train On New Haven Line
• State Police Bust 57 On Drunken-Driving Charges Over Memorial Day Weekend
• Tractor-Trailer Rollover Causes Backups On I-95 In Fairfield County
• Medical Examiner: Ridgefield Man Died Of 'Multiple Gunshot Wounds'
• Report: Gov. Dannel Malloy Outlines $43.8 Billion State Budget
• 9-Year-Old Weston Kid Premieres Anti-Bullying Film
• Fog Will Give Way To Thunderstorms In Fairfield County
• Metro-North Reports Train Delays Near Southport
• Military: Death Of Westport Marine Caused By Human Error
• Fairfield County Team Takes 2nd In N.J. Rugby Tourney
• Westport Police: Weston Man Found With Heroin, Crack
• Report: Lawmakers Call For Rail Safety After Train Derails Near Fairfield
• Keep Track Of Fairfield County's Air Quality This Summer
• Gov. Malloy Creates 'Blue Alert' For At-Large Cop Killers
• Weston Youth Services To Hold Talks For Parents Of Teens
• Minimum Wage To Rise To $9 An Hour In Connecticut By 2015
• Update: Metro-North Trains Delayed Out Of Grand Central
• Connecticut OKs Driver's Licenses For Undocumented Immigrants
• Redding Set To Vote On Police Commission Issue Monday
• Triathlon Season In Fairfield County About To Hit High Gear
• Tennis Fundraiser Planned For Saturday In Norwalk
• Summer Weather Continues Through This Weekend
• Air Quality Alert Issued For Friday In Fairfield County
• Student Skills: Tips For Studying In A Less-Than-Ideal Environment
• Heat Slows Metro-North Trains Again On New Haven Line
• Open Houses In Weston And Easton This Weekend