Early Monday, a fire forced a Danbury family to flee their Beech Street home, resulting in one hospitalization and a dog receiving emergency care—firefighters managed challenges from a broken gas line and non-working hydrant while the fire marshal investigates.
Connecticut officials warn parents about underage gambling as a recent survey found over one in four high schoolers placed bets.
The Department of Consumer Protection advises families to set clear rules and monitor online activity (legal ages are 18 for most wagers and 21 for casino games) to prevent risks.
CityCenter Danbury Executive Director Lazaro Chavez urged residents to support local businesses to sustain the downtown’s vibrant mix amid uncertainty from federal immigration enforcement affecting many families.
Neighbors can help the community by ordering takeout, purchasing gift cards, or recommending their favorite spots.
Danbury Public Schools welcome students as the new school year begins, with teachers and staff preparing classrooms and resource services at the Family and Community Engagement Center at 49 Osborne St. — families can check ParentSquare for the Back to School Guide and upcoming Open House details.
SCORE Western Connecticut is hosting its Healthcare Entrepreneurship and Innovation Virtual Webinar Series (6 to 8 p.m. on Oct.
20) to help local entrepreneurs learn strategies for merging traditional medicine and wellness for sustainable business growth.
Danbury educators and organizations are raising awareness to protect children from adult burdens that risk affecting their mental health.
Milton Capón Bermeo, a clinical psychologist and Danbury PLTI graduate, recommends that schools and community agencies offer professional interpretation services and clear boundaries so kids can play, study, and relax.
Elmwood Hall Danbury Senior Center at 10 Elmwood Place will offer seniors exercise classes starting Sept.
1, a Sept. 22 Latin Dance Hour, monthly sound baths, flu clinics on Oct. 1 and Oct. 6 plus a Medicare Open Enrollment session on Oct. 1 at 10 a.m.
A New Jersey candy maker is recalling its Halloween-themed Chocolatey Eyeballs sold at TJ Maxx and Marshalls after packaging failed to list milk—a risk for consumers with allergies.
The product was distributed in Connecticut and 12 other states due to a temporary production error.
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