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• Take A Tour, Socialize At Adams Schoolhouse Holiday Event In Easton
• Share Your Giving Story On Giving Tuesday, White Plains
• More Than $70,000 Raised In Fairfield CancerCare Walk/Run
• St. Vincent's Surprises Beloved Doctor With Dedication At Stratford Center
• John Read Teacher Named Middle School Educator Of The Year
• DVlicious Contest Asks: Who Has Fairfield County's Best Sushi?
• Stamford-Based AmeriCares Keeps Up Support For Syrian Refugees
• Smartphone Use Rises To Help With Holiday Shopping
• Clearview's Windows And Doors Help Homeowners Save Heat, See The Light
• Police Search For Missing Teenage Girl From Connecticut
• Google Street View Car Spotted On Route 1 In Fairfield
• Officials Say Electrical Wiring Caused Monroe House Fire
• Rain, Fog Expected To Begin Moving Into Fairfield
• Trumbull Firefighters Extinguish Smoking Tractor Trailer
• Metro-North Riders Prepare For 1% Fare Hikes In New Year
• Darien Competes In CIAC Football Playoffs
• UConn Proposes Hefty Increases In Tuition
• Trumbull High Graduate Dies After Rollover Crash On Thanksgiving
• Murphy Calls Sending More U.S. Troops To Syria, Iraq 'A Mistake'
• Enjoy Tree Lighting In Monroe
• Trumbull Lady Offers To Write Letters To Children From 'Santa' And 'Frosty'
• Gift-Making Workshop Planned For Middle Schoolers In Monroe
• Find A Job In Fairfield
• Christmas Comes To St. Vincent's Medical Center In Bridgeport
• Pace Students Head Overseas Thanks To Scholarship Award
• 5 Reasons Why You Should Get A Flu Shot, Fairfield
• Dress-Up Dreams Come True At Brookfield's Doll Clothes Factory
• Comeback Kid Joe Ganim Sworn In As Mayor Of Bridgeport
• Community Gathers For AIDS Interfaith Service In Stamford
• Fairfield Writer Gives Voice To Women Over 60
• Luxury, Creativity And Freedom Await Buyer At Westport Home
• Malloy Pitches GE Brass Again In Battle To Keep Headquarters In Fairfield
• New Fairfield, Brookfield Advance In CIAC Football Playoffs
• Another Wet Day In Fairfield, This Time With Fog
• Norwalk Police Arrest 11 At Strip Club On Prostitution, Drug Charges
• Anthony Michael Teixeira, 21, Of Trumbull
• 14 Dead, 17 Injured In California Mass Shooting
• Former Wilton Woman Found Slain in Killingworth Murder-Suicide, Police Say
• Connecticut Steps Up Patrols At DSS Facilities After Deadly Calif. Shooting
• Dense Fog Advisory Issued For Danbury Area
• Scholarship Winner From Redding Joins 'Sing, O Ye Heavens' Concert
• Wilton Man, 82, Drives Seven Hours To See 1,000-Pound Provolone Cheese
• Voting Begins For DVlicious Best Sushi In Fairfield County
• Monroe Library Serves Up Dinner And A Movie For Teens
• Monroe Library Offering Free Saturday Yoga Classes
• Shelton Man Wins $50K Top Prize In 'Lucky Links' Lottery
• Lovely Cakes Puts The Icing On Grand Opening Of Studio In Stratford
• Menorah Lightings Celebrate Hanukkah In Trumbull, Monroe, Easton
• Monroe Historical Society Rings In Christmas Spirit With Annual Fair
• Pace Law Students Off To Fast Start In Mock Trial Competitions
• Former Bridgeport Cop Charged With Falsely Reporting Racist Letter
• Police Search For Teenage Girl Reported Missing In Connecticut
• Redding's Mark Twain Library Kicks Off 43rd Annual Art Show
• Pace Repeats As National Champions In Federal Reserve Competition
• Bridgeport PAL Opens Christmas Village In Trumbull
• Malloy Commits Connecticut To Climate Agreement
• Connecticut, U.S. Flags Lowered To Half-Staff After Deadly Mass Shooting
• Owner, Bartenders, Dancers, Patrons Among 11 Busted At Norwalk Strip Club
• Trumbull Illuminates Town Hall Gazebo With Tree Lighting Ceremony
• Blumenthal Rips GOP As Senate Rejects Gun Measures After Mass Shooting
• Murphy's Tweet On 'Thoughts And Prayers' Opens Political Debate On Guns
• Newtown's Joseph F. Engelberger, 90, Father Of Robotics
• Buy Gifts, Home Decor, Wreaths & More At Monroe Historical Society's Fair
• Lumberyard Pub In West Redding Enjoys DVlicious Award
• Watch Break Dancer Perform Hip-Hop At Trumbull Library
• Trumbull Historical Society Hosts Open House
• Fairfield Author Pens New Cookbook To Keep Every Baker Busy
• Mix Up Meals With Different Sauces, Condiments, Says Greenwich Cook
• Trumbull Couple Brews Up A New Venture With Veracious In Monroe
• Enjoy The Festival Of Lights With Fairfield County's Many Hanukkah Events
• Toast The Lazy Dog Tavern In Stratford At Ribbon-Cutting
• Santa And Friends Rappel 22 Stories For Stamford's Heights & Lights
• Are You Baking Or Buying Cookies For National Cookie Day, Fort Lee?
• Stew Leonard's Expands Cheese Shoppe
• San Bernardino Female Attacker Pledged Support To ISIS During Shootings
• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Launches New Video Production App
• Milford Police Investigate Third Teenage Girl Reported Missing In A Week
• It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like — Spring? — In Fairfield
• Man Charged With Stealing Rifle, Jewelry During Monroe Party
• Learn How To Fund College With Presentation At Trumbull Library
• Pentagon Opens All Combat Jobs To Women
• Most Popular Boys, Girls Baby Names For 2015 Unveiled
• Malloy Calls Lawmakers To Special Session To Tackle Budget, Transportation
• State Police Hold Two Corvette Car Club Toy Drives This Weekend
• Jingle Bell Jog Hits The Streets Sunday In Greenwich
• Easton Police Department Reminds Public To Stay Safe During Holiday Season
• Pearl Harbor Author To Speak At Stratford Library On Anniversary
• Norwalk Librarian Named To State African-American Affairs Commission
• Jewish Faithful In Greenwich Prepare For The 'Festival of Lights'
• Celebrate First Night Of Hanukkah, White Plains
• Ganim's Swearing In, Strip Club Bust Top Week's News In Fairfield
• Connecticut Gets Funds To Finish Hartford Line Commuter Rail Service
• Toll Hikes Start On George Washington Bridge
• It's National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, White Plains
• Connecticut Gets $3.5 Billion In Federal Funds For Repairs To Roads, Rails
• Easton Police Department Welcomes Officer Arthur Belile
• Flags Remain At Half-Staff In Connecticut In Remembrance Of Pearl Harbor
• Holiday Shoppers Find Unique Gifts, Support Iconic Brookfield Craft Center
• Trumbull Welcomes Rob Librandi As New Land Use Planner
• Professor Leads Western Movement Discussion At Library In Monroe
• Ridgefield's Tucker West Makes Luge History With U.S. Teammate
• Herbst, Trumbull Town Officials To Be Officially Sworn In
• Connecticut Whale Improves To 7-0 After OT Shootout Win In Stamford
• Fairfield-Based GE Scraps $3.3B Sale Of Appliance Division To Electrolux
• Taylor Swift, Kendrick Lamar Lead Grammy Nominations
• Police Arrest Man Asleep In Car At Monroe Intersection
• Coffee Giant Pays $13.9B For Keurig Green Mountain
• Staples High Wrestling Coach Suspended After Arrest On Drug Charge
• Malloy Praises High Court Decision To Leave Assault Weapon Law Intact
• Bridgeport Diocese Invites Catholics To Jubilee Year Of Mercy Opening
• Stamford 'Sorcerer' Arrested On Burglary Charges In Fairfield
• Get Your Chocolate Fix On National Brownie Day, White Plains
• Monroe Historians Horrified By Loss Of Historic Home
• Ridgefield Named Safest City In Connecticut
• Monroe's Edith Wheeler Library Leads Writers' Workshop
• Police: Man Charged In Newtown Shooting Fought With Girlfriend Earlier
• Is Your Home Decked Out? Send Us Your Holiday Photos, Fairfield
• Stew Leonard's Lights 18-Foot Menorah As Norwalk Welcomes Hanukkah
• Danbury Area Lawmakers Ringing The Bell For The Salvation Army
• Trumbull Celebrates Hanukkah With Menorah Lighting
• Cupcake Decorating Session For Kids At Monroe Library
• Fairfield Police Arrest Suspected Serial Shoplifter From Derby
• Shelton Area Lawmakers To Ring The Bell For Salvation Army At Walmart
• Greater Danbury Community Health Center Tops Off New Downtown Location
• Stratford Priest Calls For Action, Not Talk On Gun Control After Shootings
• Daily Voice Leaders: Dr. Richard Park, CEO, CityMD
• Person Struck And Killed By Metro-North Train Near Milford Station
• Even Hands-Free Calls, Texts Distract Drivers, Study Shows
• New Fairfield Takes On Brookfield For State Class M Football Championship
• Dickens' Christmas Classic Comes To Life Thursday At The Palace In Stamford
• GE CEO Jeffrey Immelt Named Among Most Powerful People In The World
• Long-Range Forecast Calls For More Mild Temperatures In Bridgeport
• Redding Resident Reports $20K Stolen From Home
• Fairfield County Called The Most Unequal Place In America
• Metro-North Conductor Strikes Up The Chorus On Train With Yale Glee Club
• New York Times Profiles Easton Man Who's Restoring Horse Farm
• New York Welcomes 2016 America's Cup
• Two Redding Liquor Stores Fail 'Integrity Check'
• Female Teacher's Aide Charged With Sexual Assault Of Stratford Student
• Fairfield Man Who Caused UNH Lockdown Charged With Trespassing At School
• Fairfield Police Seek Information On Missing 14-Year-Old Girl
• Darien's Patriot Bank Launches Holiday Toy Drive To Aid Al's Angels
• Teen Advisory Board Holds 'Food for Fines' Drive at Monroe Library
• Have 'Breakfast With Frosty And Friends' At Bridgeport's Beardsley Zoo
• Shoppers Prepare For Frenzy At Dooney & Bourke's Tent Sale In Norwalk
• First Dover Saddlery Store In State To Open In Ridgefield
• Wilton Music Teacher Makes The Cut For Finalist In Grammy Award Program
• DV Home Cooking: Bergen County Army Vet Serves Up Country Ribs
• Lazy Dog Looks More Like Best In Show At New Tavern In Stratford
• Christmas Village 5K Run And Family Fitness Walk Steps Off In Trumbull
• Danbury Professor, Dad Of Sandy Hook Victim, Earns 2 Grammy Nominations
• Greenwich Entrepreneur Creates Product To Tackle Touch-Screen Germs
• Metro-North Reports Delays Due To Disabled Train Near Greenwich
• Billionaire Carl Icahn Setting Sights On Pep Boys
• New Cancer Drug Keytruda In Spotlight After Jimmy Carter Announcement
• Music For Youth Presents Fairfield County Children's Choir Chamber Singers
• Time Magazine Names German Chancellor Merkel Person Of The Year
• Kyle Navin, Charged With Killing His Parents, Is Still Heir To Estate
• Malloy's Proposed Transportation 'Lock Box' Measure Fails
• Murphy Asks Senate To Protect Long Island Sound By Banning Microbeads
• Pace Toy Drive To Benefit Open Door Family Medical Center
• Visiting Nurses Celebrate Life With Hospice Tree Of Life Lighting
• Former Newtown Police Sergeant Pleads Guilty To Heading Steroid Ring
• Former Monroe Substitute Teacher Faces Child Pornography Charges
• Get Involved On Human Rights Day, White Plains
• Teens Can Watch A Movie, Eat Mac And Cheese At Monroe Library
• Students From Danbury's Wooster School Visit New Pond Farm
• Easton Arts Council Seeking Artists For Annual Member Show
• BuzzFeed Profiles The Top Bars In Every State
• Vote Now For DVlicious 'Best Sushi In Fairfield County' Contest
• Shelton Reps. Perillo, McGorty Oppose 'Flawed Fix' To State Deficict
• Faith Leaders Shine Light Against Climate Change In Fairfield
• Skaters, Fans Flock To Rink For Terry Conners Synchro Open In Stamford
• Westchester Girls To Showcase Science, Technology Skills In SWAG Day
• Santa’s ‘Salary’ Rises 4% In 2015
• Record-Breaking Warmth Could Be Headed To Bridgeport
• Three Missing Milford Teens Return Home Safely
• State Police Say 'Swatting' A Dangerous Crime, Not A Prank
• Google Street View Car Makes Appearance In Greenwich
• Hoverboard Fires Spark Concerns About Electric Skateboards
• Monroe Police: Driver Asleep At Wheel With Empty Heroin Bags, Ice Cream
• Advisory In Effect For Patchy, Dense Fog In Bridgeport
• Man Identified Who Was Killed By Metro-North Train Near Milford Station
• Malloy Takes Historic Step To Ban Gun Sales To Buyers On Watchlists
• How Are You Lighting Your Holiday Decorations, White Plains?
• Patriot Bank In Stamford Collects Toys For Westport Nonprofit
• Take A Yoga Class At Edith Wheeler Memorial Library In Monroe
• Rep. Shaban Of Easton, Redding Knocks Democrats After Special Session
• Trumbull Lights Up Christmas Tree To Usher In The Holiday Season
• Stratford Reps. Hoydick, McGorty Oppose State Budget Deficit Fix
• Fairfield Business Partners Cook Up New Distillery in Bridgeport
• Stamford Gun Violence Vigil 'Creates Light Out Of Darkness'
• Metro-North Imposes Alcohol Ban For SantaCon Event
• Fairfield-Based GE Eyes Boston, Providence For New Headquarters Site
• 3 Chinese Nationals Charged In Military Semiconductor Scheme In Connecticut
• Shelton Heads To Jones Family Farms For Christmas Trees
• Youth Choir's Christmas Concert In Norwalk Start Of New Tradition
• New Technologies Help Stamford Seniors Remain Behind The Wheel Longer
• It's New Fairfield Vs. Brookfield For State Class M Football Championship
• Rabbi Lights Marine-Themed Menorah At Norwalk's Maritime Aquarium
• Slain Easton Couple Mourned At Memorial Service In Westport
• Brookfield Beats New Fairfield To Win State Class M Football Title
• Tough Talk On Gun Control, Tavern Opening Top News In Bridgeport
• Bridgeport Residents Hurt By Superstorm Sandy Still Can Apply For Loans
• Happy Birthday To Weston's Christopher Plummer
• Dazzling Meteor Shower Will Rain Shooting Stars Over Area Skies
• Flags To Fly At Half-Staff Monday To Honor Sandy Hook Victims
• Family Of Sandy Hook Victim Finds Healing By Writing About Therapy Dogs
• Diocesan Youth Choir To Perform Christmas Concert in Norwalk
• Fin In Fairfield Vies For Top Spot In DVlicious Sushi Contest
• Newtown's Sandy Hook Promise Urges Better National Mental Health Care
• Sandy Hook's 'Say Something' Program Provides National Model For Helping
• Stratford Library Honors Sandy Hook Teacher In Miss Soto’s Literacy Legacy
• Fog Worsens As Warm, Wet Weather Invades Trumbull
• Car Crashes Into Tree On White Plains Road In Trumbull
• Recently-Listed Redding Oasis Priced To Move
• Sen. Murphy On Sandy Hook Shooting Third Anniversary: 'We Grieve Today.'
• Hidden Health Care Crisis Of Injuries From Falling Draws Attention
• Obama Blasts Congress For Lack Of Action On Guns On Sandy Hook Anniversary
• Route 59 Closed In Easton Due To Crash; Downed Wire Causes Outages
• AAA Honors Redding Police For Traffic Safety Achievements
• Monroe First Selectman Steve Vavrek Looks Ahead
• Middle Schoolers Invited To Minecraft Meet-Up At Monroe Library
• 200 Trees To Be Felled In Redding's Putnam Park Before Bug Infection Hits
• Connecticut Heralds The Music, Mission Of State Troubadour From Fairfield
• Adult Writers Group at Edith Wheeler Memorial Library in Monroe
• Career Coach Offers Advice In Workshop At Monroe's Edith Wheeler Library
• Westport Sunrise Rotary Club Honors Teen For Work, Dedication As An EMT
• Pink Sumo In Westport Vies For Top Honors In DVlicious Sushi Contest
• Shelton's Plumb Memorial Library Shines For 120th Anniversary
• All Aboard: Wilton Historical Society Draws Crowds To Great Trains Display
• Trumbull Middle School Boys Sweep Awards At FLL Robotics Competition
• Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum In Norwalk Decks The Halls For The Holidays
• Newtown Comes Together For Prayer, Kindness On Sandy Hook Anniversary
• Downed Wires, Trees Closes Portion Of Route 7 In Wilton
• Trumbull Teens' Computers Seized As Police Probe Comments On Sandy Hook
• Metro-North Replaces Nearly 100,000 Railroad Ties
• Soundkeeper Terry Backer, 61, Stratford Legislator, Environmentalist
• Fairfield County Officials Pay Tribute To Soundkeeper Terry Backer
• Trumbull Man Offered Five-Year Plea Deal In Fatal New Jersey Crash
• Monroe Police Make Five DUI Arrests
• United Illuminating Plans Power Outage Tonight In Easton
• Darien Woman Pleads Guilty To Embezzling $800K From Veterans Service
• Services Scheduled For Soundkeeper Terry Backer, 61, Stratford Legislator
• Connecticut Introduces New Area Code In 860 Region
• Blumenthal, Murphy Call For Social Media Checks In Visa Screening Process
• Easton Volunteer Fire Company Collects Unwrapped Toys For Westport Charity
• Trumbull's Thanksgiving Basket Program Provides Meals To 100 Families
• Knights Of Columbus Holds Blessing Of Creche On Monroe Town Green
• Trumbull Man Honored For Volunteer Work At Domestic Violence Center
• Tengda In Darien Vies For Top Spot In DVlicious Sushi Contest
• 18th Annual Holiday Run For Toys Steps Off Sunday In Fairfield
• New Norwalk Center Jumpstarts Creation, Growth Of Small Businesses
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Resident Shares Her Mom's Focaccia
• Pace's Neil Braun Named A Top Corporate Citizen In New York State
• 'Sparkling' Resume Series Kicks Off In Monroe
• William Pitt Sotheby's Intl. Realty Southport Brokerage Hosts Food Drive
• Paris Trip On At Easton/Redding Barlow High School
• 'White Sock Robber' Enters Not Guilty Plea To Stratford Rape
• NTSB Releases New Info On Metro-North Crash That Killed Danbury Man
• Federal Reserve Raises Interests Rates For First Time In Nearly A Decade
• Ex-Boyfriend Charged With Home Invasion In Stamford
• Craig’s Lists Ad Helps Monroe Police Recover Reported Stolen Car
• Feds Drop Gun Charge Against Bridgeport's Navin; Murder Case Continued
• UConn Tuition Increasing 31 Percent During Next Four Years
• Weston School Chief Named Finalist For Westport Superintendent Job
• Norwalk-Based Cultural Alliance Distributes $35K In State Grants
• Eversource Attributes Investments In Power Grid To Less Outages
• Will You Be Regifting This Year, White Plains?
• Monroe Announces Holiday Hours For Town Offices
• 'A Charlie Brown Christmas' Comes To Danbury Palace
• Wilton Support Group Offers Safe Place For Parents Of Troubled Children
• Senators Tour Early Childhood Education Program In Bridgeport
• Empty Park Avenue Building To Be Transformed Into Danbury Preschool
• Comedy About Baring All For Charity Kicks Off At Stamford's Curtain Call
• State Sen. Kelly Tours Car Dealership In Shelton
• Toro In Newtown Vies For DVlicious 'Best Sushi In Fairfield County'
• Poll: Anticipation Builds In Fairfield For New 'Star Wars' Film
• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Makes Strides With New Education Director
• Murphy Spotlights Manufacturing Work Of Stratford's Straton Industries
• Hospital For Special Surgery Named Sponsor For Greenwich Cup '16
• Toast The Season With A Festive Cocktail From Norwalk's Mecha Noodle Bar
• Norwalk Community College Nursing Students Earn Pins, Begin Careers
• Metro-North Delayed After Beeping Cellphone Causes Evacuation In Darien
• Bow Tie Cinemas Sets Costume Restrictions For "Star Wars" Screenings
• Wet Weather To Soak Bridgeport Today, Warmer Tomorrow
• A Record 100 Million Will Travel During the 12 Days of Christmas
• Malloy: Connecticut Recovers All Jobs Lost In Recession
• Monroe Man Dedicated To Helping At-Risk Students Joins Board Of Education
• Valley Regional Adult Education Hosts Citizenship Classes In Shelton
• College Professor May Lose Job Over Sandy Hook 'Truther' Website
• Stamford Man Charged With Orchestrating Murder-For-Hire Scheme
• New Jersey Man Arrested In Baseball Bat Attack At Shelton Hotel
• State Medical Board Reprimands Monroe Doctor Over Painkiller Case
• Business Site Ranks Fairfield's Sacred Heart University 26th In Nation
• Bridgeport Officers, K-9s Graduating From Patrol Dog Training
• Host A Holiday Party With Panache, Says Fairfield County Event Expert
• Dobbs Ferry Photographer Releases Book Featuring Westchester Women
• Friends, Family Gather In Norwalk To Mourn Soundkeeper Terry Backer
• 500 Jewish Women Bake Up Goodness At Mega Challah Event In Greenwich
• Danbury Native Finds Her Calling With Peace Corps Post In Mozambique
• Stamford's Soosh Vies For Top Spot In DVlicious Best Sushi Contest
• Solar Farm Adds Spark At Easton's Samuel Staples Elementary School
• The Force Is Strong As Stamford Residents Flock To New 'Star Wars' Movie
• Fairfield Couple Brews Up a Dream in Bridgeport
• Pace University President Recognized With Executive Leadership Award
• Mother Teresa To Be Sainted After Second Miracle
• Sharply Colder Weekend In Store For Bridgeport
• Bridgeport Man Joins Ranks As Connecticut State Trooper
• Registration Opens For 2nd Annual Half Marathon In South Norwalk
• Danbury Suspect Arrested After Shoeless Chase Through Fairfield
• Hudson Valley Native Caitlyn Jenner Named Most Fascinating Person
• Suspect In Shooting At Connecticut Mosque Charged With A Hate Crime
• Fairfield's GE Postpones Decision On Possible Move Out Of Connecticut
• Fairfield U Professor: Interest Rate Hike Will Cause Modest Consumer Costs
• Baking Christmas Goodies? Fairfield Cookbook Author Offers Kitchen Tips
• Do You Know The Top Food Words Of 2015, White Plains?
• Norwalk Police Looking For Links In Overnight Stabbing, Shooting; 4 Injured
• Worker Killed, Second Injured In Holdup At Bridgeport Pizza Place
• Power Out To Redding Homes After Tree Hits Wires On Umpawaug
• Darien High Grad, Navy Flight Instructor Killed In Plane Crash In Florida
• Sacred Heart, Bridgeport Diocese Offer Teens Summer Theology Program
• DV Home Cooking: Westchester Blogger Serves Up Her Mom's Focaccia
• 'Star Wars' Premiere, Death Of Soundkeeper Top Week's News In Bridgeport
• Fallen Tree Closes Delaware Road, Causes Power Outages In Easton
• Don't Believe Bogus Online Coupon, Warns ShopRite
• New Leadership Taking Charge At UConn-Stamford
• Support Valley United Way At Community Gala In Trumbull
• Winter Session Beginning At Bridgeport's Housatonic Community College
• Did You Vote, Fairfield? DVlicious Sushi Contest Nears End
• Fairfield-Based State Troubadour Mixes Music With Upbeat Message
• Girl Scouts Learn Science, Math And More In Visit To Sikorsky In Stratford
• Monroe Counts Its Blessings With New Creche On Town Green
• Are You Ready For Winter Solstice White Plains?
• 'Real Housewives' Star To Be Released From Danbury Prison Before Christmas
• Sons Of Serendip Brightens Holidays With Show At Stamford's Palace
• Steve Harvey Makes Huge Gaffe, Crowning Wrong Miss Universe
• Dealing With Climate Change In Your Own Norwalk Landscape
• Metro-North Revises Service For Christmas, New Year's Holidays
• Temperatures Begin To Warm Up Again In Bridgeport
• Sen. Murphy Hails Microbead Law, Calls For Cleaner Long Island Sound
• Ex-UConn Student In Mac-And-Cheese Tantrum Receives Probation
• Gas Prices Fall To Almost $2 A Gallon For First Time Since 2009
• Monroe Library Hosting Presentation On Filling Out The FAFSA
• CT YMCAs Honor Wilton's Boucher For Advocating For Kids
• Routine Traffic Stop Results In Drug Charges For Monroe Man
• Trumbull Topples Competition In We The People State Finals
• Fin In Fairfield Wins DVlicious Sushi Contest
• Stamford Calls Attention To Struggle On National Homeless Persons Day
• Lighthouses Illuminate Artistic Talent At Norwalk's Maritime Aquarium
• Christmas Bonuses Are Rare in U.S. Offices
• Heavy Rain, Fog Headed To Bridgeport
• Norwalk Economics Expert: Fed Hike Will Take Time To Affect Consumers
• Stamford Doctor Hopes 'Concussion' Conveys Key Medical Issues
• Westchester Man Among Six Servicemen Killed By Afghanistan Suicide Bomber
• Connecticut Restricts Work On Roads, Highways For The Holidays
• NYPD On 'High Alert' As Holidays Near
• 16 Sandy Hook Families To Share $1.5M From Estate Of Adam Lanza's Mother
• Danbury Lawmakers Ring In Donations For Salvation Army
• Trumbull Schools Holding College Readiness Forum
• DV Home Cooking: Warm Up With Waccabuc Resident's Tuscan Bread Soup
• Beer Lovers Flock For Samples At Opening Of Black Rock's Aspetuck Brew Lab
• People's United Bank In Bridgeport Earns Grant For Housing Investment Fund
• Advisory Issued As Dense Fog Rolls Into Bridgeport
• 'Real Housewives' Star Leaves Danbury Prison, Returns To New Jersey
• Connecticut Gunmaker Pleads Guilty To Failing To Register Machine Guns
• State Police Warn Of Patrols, Offer Holiday Tips To Bridgeport Drivers
• Trumbull Driver Arrested After Nearly Hitting Patrol Car, Police Say
• New Fairfield Woman Fakes Pregnancy To Try To Beat Shoplifting Arrest
• Metro-North Hikes Train Fares 1% In New Year Across Connecticut
• Rare Cottontails Found Hopping Around On Larsen Sanctuary In Fairfield
• Sen. Murphy Makes The Case For Mental Health Reform In Danbury Visit
• Connecticut Audubon Society Elects Trumbull Man As Board Chairman
• Fairfield's GE Still Brings Christmas Trees To Light — Now With LEDs
• Tax Credit Helps Bridgeport Biodiesel Plant Hire Veterans, Grow Business
• Make A Toast To National Eggnog Day, White Plains
• People's Securities Backs Bridgeport-Based Child & Family Guidance Center
• Knicks Honor Veteran, Pace Alumnus, Staff Sergeant Jim Devary
• Bridgeport Will Enjoy Springlike Temperatures On Christmas Eve
• Cecile Chacho, 91, Former Bridgeport Resident
• Fairfield's Dolan School Undergraduate Accounting Program Ranked No. 1
• Westchester Residents Light Up Their Homes For The Holidays
• Westchester, Connecticut Residents Light Up Their Homes For Holidays
• Blumenthal Calls For Metro-North To Install Life-Saving Rail Technology
• Norwalk Police: Man In Santa Hat Scared Kids With Pitch For Cleaning
• Station Road Entrance Blocked Due To Truck Fire, Cleanup In Wilton
• 'Christmas Eve Asteroid' Will Fly By Earth, Says NASA
• 14-Year-Old Killed, Second Teen Injured In Bridgeport Shooting
• Spectacular Light Show Hits The Right Beats At Hawleyville Fire Department
• Monroe Police Charge Pair With Shoplifting, Drug Possession
• Celebrate Traditions For A Merry Christmas, White Plains
• Westport Volunteers Use 'Angel Power' To Spread Holiday Cheer
• Verizon Brings Holiday Cheer To Bridgeport's Center For Family Justice
• Seafood Lovers Flood Rowayton Fish Market To Pick Up Delicacies For Feast
• Westport's Saugatuck Congregational Church Opens Doors For Christmas Meal
• Jingle Bells, Auld Lang Syne Rank As Top Christmas Movie Songs
• What Movie Will You Be Seeing Christmas Day, White Plains?
• Look Up, White Plains, Rare Full Moon To Shine Christmas Day
• Approaching Snowstorm May End Record Warmth In Bridgeport
• Poll: Half Of U.S. Voters Embarrassed By Possibility Of Trump As President
• Bridgeport Man Charged With Murdering 14-Year-Old In Christmas Eve Shooting
• Connecticut Audubon Society Calls For Land Acquisition, Conservation
• Wilton Family Sues 2 Law Firms Over $5M In Overbilling In Malpractice Case
• Eleven Reported Killed In Texas Tornadoes
• Didn't Get The Gift You Wanted, White Plains? Feel Free To Whine About It
• Wintry Mix May Cause Hazardous Conditions In Bridgeport At Start Of Week
• State Police Report 4 Fatalities On Connecticut Highways Over Holiday
• European Telecom's $10B Deal To Buy Cablevision Now Under Scrutiny
• Murder Of Two Teens, Faked Pregnancy In Shoplifting Top News In Bridgeport
• DV Home Cooking: Warm Up With Westchester Resident's Tuscan Bread Soup
• Police Call Bridgeport Christmas Eve Shooting Victim An Innocent Bystander
• Bridgeport Bishop Calls For 'Co-Responsibility' In Trumbull Address
• Winter Weather Advisory Issued As Icy Storm Heads Toward Danbury
• Fairfield County Said Goodbye To Egan, Gifford, DeLuca And More In 2015
• 4 People Injured In Serious Two-Car Crash In Fairfield
• Maritime Aquarium Offers Winter Seal, Bird Cruises On The Sound
• Newman's Own Foundation Awards Grants in Bridgeport, Easton
• Monroe Library Holding Jigsaw Puzzle Contest
• Garrity Becomes 1st Democrat In 20 Years To Chair Trumbull P&Z Commission
• 2015 In Review: Fairfield County Makes National News
• Westport Gears Up To Welcome 2016 At First Night Festivities
• 'EPOCH' Senior Living Community In Trumbull Names New Wellness Director
• New Haven Symphony Makes Music At Free Family Concerts In Shelton
• Danbury Flyers Start Strong For Indoor Season
• Bridgeport Braces For First Notable Winter Storm Of The Season
• State Police: 5 Fatalities, Heavy Traffic Reported On Connecticut Highways
• Metro-North Adjusts, Adds Trains For New Year's Celebrations
• Danbury Man Charged With Being Drunk With Gun At Firing Range
• Candy Theft Leads To Bridgeport Man's Arrest In Fairfield
• Police: Wrong-Way Driver Speeding At 80 MPH Before Crash In Fairfield
• Man With Loaded Gun In Car Arrested In Bridgeport Traffic Stop
• Driver Faces DUI Charges After Hitting Parked Car In Westport
• Icy Tuesday Morning Commute Is In Store For Bridgeport
• DVlicious Contest Asks: What's Your Favorite Fairfield County Diner?
• Connecticut Department Of Aging Agrees To Improve Access For Disabled
• Assets Survey Aims To Connect Easton/Redding Students, Community Leaders
• Redding Student Recognized For Outstanding Citizenship At Wooster School
• State Grants Available For Electric Vehicle Charging Stations In Fairfield
• Murphy Vows To Fight For Heating Assistance During Bridgeport Visit
• 2015 In Review: Fairfield County Sees Crashes On Train Tracks, Highways
• Surfing Rabbi Creates Wave Of Goodwill At Fairfield Synagogue
• Trumbull High School Choir Director Named Teacher Of The Year
• Comeback Kid Joe Ganim Is Bridgeport's Top Story Of 2015
• Residents Voice Concerns About Iranian Westchester Dam Hack
• Police Urge Caution On Slick Fairfield Roads
• Train Fares Rising 1% In New Year On Metro-North In Connecticut
• Lower Birth Rate Means Lower Enrollment In Easton Schools
• Rev. Joseph Palmisano, 41, Has Family In Monroe
• Ex-Stamford Police Officer Arrested On Larceny Charge
• Westport Lifeguard Charged With Child Porn, Over 400 Counts Of Voyeurism
• DV Home Cooking: Bergen County Resident Revises An Old Family Standby
• Donate Food For Fines In Drive At Monroe Library Before The New Year
• Sen. Murphy Applauds Federal Investment In Rails At Stamford Station
• Danbury Rep. Carter Calls For Homelessness Prevention Efforts
• Expert: Bridgeport's The WorkPlace Addresses Complicated Job Market
• 2015 In Review: Businesses in Fairfield County Open, Close Their Doors
• Fairfield County Foodie Dishes On Her Top Selects Of 2015
• Trumbull Man Gets 14 Months In Prison For $8M Mortgage Fraud Scheme
• Go Hog Wild On Bacon Day, White Plains
• Friday Fest Night Is Special Event For Redding Kids, Teens
• Rain To Dry Out By New Year's Eve In Bridgeport
• Bill Cosby Facing Sexual Assault Charges
• Make A Resolution For A Healthier Norwalk Landscape In 2016
• Barlow Debate Team Earns Top Marks
• Runners Sprint Into New Year With Boston Buildup Opener Sunday In Norwalk
• Fake 'Malloy For President' Pages Appear On Social Media
• Connecticut State Police To Step Up Holiday Enforcement
• Fairfield U. Professor, Husband Killed In Wrong-Way Crash On I-95 In Miami
• Dense Fog Settles In Across Northern Fairfield County
• 8-Year-Old Hit By Car In Stamford Suffers Serious Injuries
• Police: Route 59 Closed In Easton; Detour Set Up
• Come For Cider, History At Trumbull Library's Author Discussion
• Monroe Library To Screen Film From "Mission: Impossible" Series
• 2015 In Review: Case Of Missing Easton Couple Ends With Son's Arrest
• 2015 In Review: High-Profile Crimes Strike Fairfield County
• Pop Open Some Bubbly For National Champagne Day, White Plains
• 2015 In Review: Fairfield County Applauds Hometown Heroes, Stars
• Three New Officers Join The Ranks Of Norwalk Police Force
• Uber, MADD Encourage New Year's Safety In Fairfield With Fundraiser
• Westchester DJ Doles Out His Top Song Selects Of 2015
• Fairfield Prep Student, 14, Killed In Car Crash In Virginia
• Over 100 Residents Displaced By Fire In Bridgeport Condo Complex
• Friends, Colleagues Remember Fairfield U. Professor's Love of Life
• Fairfield Prep Mourns Death Of Freshman In Virginia Car Crash
• Multi-Vehicle Crash Blocks Two Lanes Of I-95 In Bridgeport
• Former Stamford Official Appointed Acting Head Of State Labor Department
• 100 Homeless After Fleeing New Year's Eve Blaze In Bridgeport Apartments
• Danbury Meteorologist Warns Of Cold Temps After Record Warmth In December