Connecticut Post - Sat Nov 07
Shelby Fortin, Weston swimming -- Won a pair of events at the SWC championships.
New leaders could face rude awakeningConnecticut Post - Sat Nov 07
When Ansonia Mayor Jim Della Volpe was first elected to office about 10 years ago, he quickly learned there was a huge difference between being a mayoral candidate and an actual mayor.
New mayors, first selectmen get ready to take officeConnecticut Post - Sat Nov 07
The campaigns are over, the votes counted and the region's newly-elected chief executives are getting ready to take the oath of office.
Firefighters help out in time of needWestport News - Fri Nov 06
The recession isn't over. It has hurt everyone from Main Street to Wall Street and organizations that provide food to those in need aren't getting donations like they used to.
SoNo Field House poised to enhance sports, leadership skillsNorwalk Citizen News - Fri Nov 06
Norwalkers won't have to take a road trip to the Appalachian Mountains to get their fill of challenging rock climbing, nor will they have to enlist in the Army to experience a jaw-dropping, two-story high ropes course, now that the 52,000 square-foot SoNo Field House has opened on Martin Luther King, Jr.
United Way organizes diaper drives to aid low-income familiesNews Times - Fri Nov 06
A young mother and her toddler recently walked about three miles to reach the office of Birthright of Greater Danbury on White Street so she could pick up a supply of free diapers.
Wilton's Reyes-Guerra-Dunn a quick learnerThehour.com - Thu Nov 05
WILTONBy MATTHEW DORANHour Staff WriterSize.That's the one thing that has set Matt Reyes-Guerra-Dunn apart from most wide receivers in the Fairfield County Interscholastic Athletic Conference this season.Reyes-Guerra-Dunn has good speed.
Homes now built more economicallyDarien News-Review - Thu Nov 05
In a reversal of the "McMansion" trend of the last decade, new homes are being built with less square footage.
Duke alums partner with Person-to-PersonDarien News-Review - Thu Nov 05
Duke alumni in 20 cities and towns, including Darien, are partnering with local nonprofits in a new civic engagement program sponsored by the Duke Alumni Association.
Herbst steps to the tee for swing as first selectmanConnecticut Post - Wed Nov 04
The moment the young man in the royal blue Rotary pullover with a bag of clubs slung over his shoulder stepped toward the golf course at Tashua Knolls Wednesday, the senior citizens who dominate the place on an early weekday afternoon rushed to greet him.
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