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On Friday, July 18 at 12:37 a.m. on 912 Danbury Road Sarah Williams, 25 of Milford was charged with a DUI, according to Wilton Police.
Rescue crews look for missing boater
State police and Department of Environmental Protection divers were continuing to search Pierrepont Lake at press time for a boater who was seen going under the water Monday afternoon.
Police: Kayaker Drowns At Pierrepont Park
The Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection announced Tuesday that a 54-year-old man, formerly of Ridgefield, was pronounced dead after being taken from the water at Pierrepont Pond at Seth Low ...
Fire Department paramedic Chris Sanders is looking forward to August, when the department will start electronically documenting patient information on emergency services it performs.
Police searching Ridgefield lake for missing boater
Police are searching Pierrepont Pond Lake for a missing boater. Ridgefield First Selectman Rudy Marconi tells the News-Times that police are searching the waters for a missing male boater.
Ridgefield man charged in pot sale
A Ridgefield man faces drug sale charges after police broke up a gathering Wednesday night on Cattle Pen Lane.
With the high cost of heating oil, outdoor wood-burning furnaces have become more popular in Connecticut.
Sale-a-bration set for Saturday in Ridgefield
This year's Sale-a-bration -- Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. on Main Street -- coincides with the town's 300th anniversary.
60 firefighters participate in Ridgefield department's drill
Duane Barney has always felt the Fire Department would be there to help if there was a fire at his home on Twix Hill.
Ridgefield man foils robbery attempt
Police are searching for a band of intruders who forced their way into a North Salem Road house Monday afternoon and confronted the occupant with a knife.
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Renegade parents teach old math on the sly
Yes, Morey teaches her son, who'll enter fifth grade in the fall, how to divide the old-fashioned way - you know, with descending columns of numbers, subtracting all the way down.
Thumbs Up: Ridgefield housing work begins
THUMBS UP to the progress being made to renovate and expand affordable housing in Ridgefield.
Peggy Presson of Ridgefield has been combining her trips lately in an effort to save money at the gas pump.
In response to "Spreading Lyme awareness," : Ridgefield's new "BLAST" tick awareness program is certainly commendable, filling a need in our communities.
DOT considering Route 35 improvements in Ridgefield
A conceptual plan for improvements to Route 35 near Main Street is being developed.
Ridgefield adds funds to FAA fight
First Selectman Rudy Marconi has received approval to pay an additional $12,154 to the Alliance for Sensible Airspace Planning.
Ridgefield expands annual deer hunt
This year's controlled deer hunt will be expanded from four to eight parcels. This will be the third year of the hunt, which was supported by a majority of voters but that still has some opponents in town.
A Race To Solve White-Nose Syndrome Fatal To Bats
But one recent weekday night, the group setting up their nets and high-frequency acoustical receivers near a large swamp in Sessions Woods didn't have recreation in mind.
Experts to 'talk trash' at Ridgefield Library
Town resident John Papa and his family have reduced their solid waste garbage to one large trash can per month.
Thousands lined Main Street Saturday to wish Ridgefield a happy 300th birthday. An hour-long parade had some 60 groups, ranging from traditional marchers such as the Ridgefield Police Department's Color Guard; ...